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Where You'll Find Us

Celebration stops on Election Day, Vote Ready workshops that get you prepared, and community events throughout the year. New stops are announced here first.

📅 Next Election

February 9 School Board Elections

Odd years are quiet, and that is exactly what makes these races worth showing up for. School board members set policy for your district, approve the budget, and hire the superintendent — and they are often elected by a few hundred votes.

🗳️ Election Day
Tuesday, February 9
Polls open 7 AM to 7 PM
⏰ Register By
January 15, 2027
Or update an old registration
✍️ Want to Run?
December 7–9
Candidate filing, three days only

What we're planning

🎉Celebration stops on Election Day. Towns and venues to be announced here as they are confirmed.
📋Not every district has a race. School districts call their own elections, so check with your county election board to find out what is on your ballot.
Check your registration → See the full 2027 calendar →
Every city. Every county.

The celebration belongs to every voter.

In-person celebration stops come and go with each election, but the Voter Celebration wall is always open to every voter across our great state. Wherever you live, however you cast your ballot, your face belongs on it.

Polling place, early voting, absentee from your kitchen table — it all counts the same.

Here's how to get on the wall from anywhere in Oklahoma:

  1. Vote — at the polls, early, or by mail.
  2. Snap a photo with your "I Voted" sticker, a ballot envelope, a handmade sign telling us you voted, or just you.
  3. Around an election, drop it in the comments on our post — that's the easiest way for it to reach us. Any other time, tag us in a public post on any of our socials, or email it to info@thanksforvotingok.org. Tell us your town or county.
  4. We'll add you to the Voter Celebration wall.
See the Voter Celebration Wall →
What We Do

Three ways we celebrate Oklahoma voters.

These run every cycle. Dates and towns change; the programs don't.

Two Thanks For Voting OK Celebration Crew members holding a photo frame prop outside a celebration stop in Oklahoma City. Three Oklahomans in sparkly cowboy hats at the Election Night photo booth holding a Thanks For Voting OK sign. Four Oklahomans in the photo booth holding props reading I came for the sticker, i love voting, and In my voter era. Two Oklahomans back to back in the photo booth, one holding I came for the sticker and the other In my voter era. A table of Thanks For Voting OK buttons and stickers under a sign reading It is, in fact, kinda chic to celebrate voting.

Election Day Celebrations

Every election · Growing town by town

On Election Day we set up where people already are — coffee shops in the morning, breweries and taprooms at night — and we spend the whole day saying thank you. Buttons, stickers, photo props, a photo booth, and your face on Oklahoma's Voter Celebration Wall.

Nobody is ever asked who they voted for. Showing up is the whole qualification.

Want us in your town? We're growing one town at a time, and every new stop starts with somebody local who wants one. Tell us where you are.

Bring TFVOK to your town →
Oklahomans walking through a mock election at Vote Ready Oklahoma. The Thanks For Voting OK table at a Vote Ready event, with mock election voting booths set up behind it.

Vote Ready Oklahoma

Before every major election · Free and open to all

Walk in curious, walk out vote ready. At a Vote Ready event you can walk a real ballot start to finish in our mock election, look up your own sample ballot, get an absentee ballot notarized on the spot, hear any state questions explained in plain language, and ask the voting questions you have never known who to ask.

No party, no pressure, no wrong questions. We run these in the weeks before an election and announce them here first.

The VOTE Formations

August 16 & October 18, 2026 · Wheeler Park, Oklahoma City

Twice in 2026, Oklahomans drove to a park and stood in a field to spell one word for a drone. In August, 130 of us did it in daylight. In October we came back after sunset and did it with glow sticks. Different towns, different ballots, one shared message.

Aerial footage by Queen Drone LLC.

Watch the August daylight formation
Looking Ahead

More events. More stops. More celebration.

School board races in February. Municipal elections in April. Specials all year long, and the 2028 cycle after that. We're building a year-round celebration of every Oklahoman who shows up, and we're growing one town at a time.

Take the pledge and we'll tell you when new stops are announced — and send a reminder before every deadline, including the small elections that are easiest to miss.

Take the pledge & get reminders →
✅ Thank you! We'll be in touch.