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February 25, 2026; The League of Women Voters of Oklahoma issues the following statement in response to the Department of Justice’s request for Oklahoma voter data:
“The Department of Justice’s repeated requests for the Oklahoma State Election Board to turn over voter data is a clear encroachment beyond the federal government’s authority over elections. The DOJ's continued requests for this data reflect the government’s lack of respect for voter rights.
“The League of Women Voters of Oklahoma applauds Secretary Paul Ziriax for his response that a request for private data such as driver’s license numbers and Social Security numbers, 'is explicitly required to be confidential.' Secretary Ziriax went further and said that '... those entrusted to ensure safe, secure, and fair elections... are obligated to follow the laws as they are written.'
“The government’s claim that the information is needed to confirm states are maintaining accurate voter rolls is unprecedented and unconstitutional. That is the job of the individual states.
“Oklahoma voters trust their state’s election system. It is one of the most reliable, accurate, secure, efficient, and cost-effective voting systems in the world. Without that trust, democracy dies.”
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On-line voter registration
Use QR code to access the Oklahoma State Election Board's Voter Portal! The Voter Portal can also be accessed at https://oklahoma.gov/elections/ovp.html
To use the online option to register to vote, state law requires that eligible applicants must:
-Be a citizen of the United States, a resident of the State of Oklahoma, and 18 years or older by Election Day;
-Have a valid Oklahoma Driver License or State Identification Card issued by Service Oklahoma (Oklahoma’s driver license agency); and
-Have a digital signature on file with Service Oklahoma.
Those without an Oklahoma Driver License/State Identification Card or a digital signature on file cannot submit a voter registration application online, but may fill out an application using the OK Voter Portal “voter registration wizard” and submit the application by mail or in person to the applicant’s County Election Board.
All Voter Registration Applications – including those submitted online – are reviewed and manually processed by the County Election Board prior to approval. Once a Voter Registration Application has been processed and approved, the voter will receive, by mail, a Voter ID card confirming the registration. If an application is unable to be approved, the County Election Board will notify the applicant by mail.
Questions regarding voter registration should be directed to the County Election Board or the State Election Board at (405) 521-2391.
