Oklahoma Voter Rights Quiz

1. Are you eligible to vote in Oklahoma?

Yes, if I am a U.S. citizen, at least 18 years old, and a resident of Oklahoma. Yes, but only if I have never been convicted of a felony. Yes, if I am a resident of Oklahoma but under 18 years old. No, I must live in the county where I vote.

2. What must you do to register to vote in Oklahoma?

I must fill out a registration fo rm online or at my local election board office. I can only register at my county courthouse. I need a letter from a community leader to register. No registration is necessary; I can vote in the next election automatically.

3. How can you check if you are already registered to vote in Oklahoma?

I can check my registration status online at the Oklahoma State Election Board website. I need to go to my local post office to check my registration status. I can only check by calling my local city hall. I must wait for a voting card to be mailed to me before I know if I'm registered.

4. If you move to a new address within Oklahoma, what should you do?

You must update your voter registration with your new address before the election. You don’t need to do anything; your registration automatically updates. You can only vote at your old address for up to one year. You need to re-register completely as a new voter in Oklahoma.

5. Do you need to show identification when you vote in Oklahoma?

Yes, you need to show a valid photo ID like a driver’s license or a state-issued ID card. Yes, but only if you’re voting for the first time. No, voter ID is not required in Oklahoma. Only non-resident voters need to show ID.

6. What is the deadline for voter registration in Oklahoma?

Voter registration closes 25 days before the election. Voter registration closes 30 days before the election. Voter registration closes 10 days before the election. You can register to vote on the same day as the election.

7. What are your rights as a voter in Oklahoma?

You have the right to vote without intimidation or interference. You have the right to vote by mail if you are disabled or unable to visit a polling place. You have the right to receive assistance at the polling place if you need help reading the ballot or filling it out. All of the above.

8. How can you vote in Oklahoma if you are unable to go to a polling place on Election Day?

You can vote by absentee ballot if you meet the qualifications for early voting. You can vote online from any location. You can send in your vote via text message. You must go to the polls on Election Day; no other options are allowed.

9. What is "early voting" in Oklahoma?

It is voting before Election Day, typically held on the Thursday and Friday before the election. It is voting on Election Day at a special location. It is voting by mail only. It is only available to people who live in larger cities, not rural areas.

10. If you make a mistake on your ballot, what should you do?

Request a new ballot to correct your mistake. You cannot fix your mistake once the ballot is filled out. You should leave the mistake as is and submit the ballot. You must contact the Oklahoma Election Board to report your mistake.

11. Can someone assist you if you have difficulty reading or marking your ballot?

Yes, you have the right to bring someone to help you, or an election official can assist. No, you must vote independently without assistance. Yes, but only if you have a disability and cannot vote on your own. No, only people who speak English are allowed assistance.

12. What should you do if you encounter problems or face discrimination while voting in Oklahoma?

You should contact the Oklahoma State Election Board or call the voter assistance hotline immediately. You should leave the polling place and not attempt to vote again. You should not complain, as the problem may not be serious. You can only report the issue to a community leader or local politician.