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Reliable nonpartisan information about all the federal and state candidates for elective office in the Nov. 4 General Election is available from Oklahoma Family Policy Council. Click on the pictures or link below.
 
The OFPC 2008 Oklahoma Voters' Guide is now available only on the Internet:
OFPC voter education material distinctives:
• Nonpartisan
• Comprehensive listing of Oklahoma Candidates
• Full-Color, Professional Graphics
• Reader-Friendly Format
• 501 (c) (3) Compliant
• Perfect for Civic Clubs, Churches, Men's and Women's Groups, Fraternal Organizations, Students, Seniors, Everyone!
A printed version of the voters' guide is NOT available. However, you may view, download, and print pages from the Web-version of the Oklahoma Voters' Guide WITHOUT prior permission from OFPC.
Voting is both a privilege and a responsibility. Please be an informed voter. Acquaint yourself with the positions and backgrounds of the various candidates before you vote.
Thank you for taking seriously your civic duty in this constitutional republic to vote responsibly.
Spread the word via YOUR e-mail lists and at your business, church or civic club, please.
Through your personal contacts and e-mail lists, please help OFPC spread the word by referring all your friends, work colleagues, church contacts, and family across Oklahoma to this Web-site for electoral information. You are our publicity and marketing department! Thank you.
In your e-mails, provide a Web-link to the Voters' Guide by copying and pasting:
http://www.oklahomavotersguide.org
Submit Info for YOUR Church Bulletin.
Also, please ask your pastor or church office to print the following notice in your church bulletin on Sunday, October 26 and Sunday, November 2 (it's so easy; simply copy & paste the following message into your e-mail):
Need 2008 Election Information?
The nonpartisan Oklahoma Voters' Guide, from Oklahoma Family Policy Council, is available online at www.oklahomavotersguide.org. All federal and state races on the Nov. 4 ballot are covered, as are the state questions. No print version is available, but you can view, download, and print PDF copies online. Please tell others statewide about www.oklahomavotersguide.org in person and via your e-mails. Thank you.
If you would like to help support financially this nonpartisan effort in the cause of voter education and good government for and in Oklahoma, please make a tax-deductible donation by clicking here. Thank you for your gift!
Editor's Note: Some users of the Internet Explorer 6.0 Web-browser may not be able to view the Electoral Races menu feature for the online Voters' Guide. We are working continuously to resolve this technical issue ASAP for the 16% of users who still use Internet Explorer 6.0. Thanks for your patience and understanding. (Upgrading to Internet Explorer 7.0 or Mozilla Firefox 3.0 will resolve the problem)
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Oklahoma 2008 Elections
Oklahoma's registered voters have the opportunity to vote in several 2008 elections, among them:
Primary Election: Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Primary Run-Off Election: Tuesday, August 26, 2008
General Election: Tuesday, November 4, 2008
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"Our American heritage is threatened as much by our own indifference as it is by the most unscrupulous office seeker, or by the most sinister foreign threat. The destiny of this Republic is in the hands of its voters."
—President Dwight D. Eisenhower
General of the Army, Supreme Allied Commander, World War II
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Registering to Vote in Oklahoma
If you a U.S. citizen, age 18 or older, and an Oklahoma resident, and you wish to register to vote in Oklahoma, you may obtain a Voter Registration Form either by contacting your County Election Board (see the blue Government pages of your phone book for the number) or by visiting many local tag agent offices, post offices, and libraries statewide.
Alternatively, if you have computer access, you may also visit the Oklahoma State Election Board's Web-site and download the Voter Registration Form directly to your computer. Print and complete the form. Return it to election officials by mail, postage paid, at least several days up to a month prior to the election in which you wish to vote (but, in all cases, not less than 24 hours prior to the election). Election officials will mail you your voter identification card.
For more information about registering to vote in Oklahoma, please call the Oklahoma State Election Board at (405) 521-2391.
Oklahoma Family Policy Council's two offices in metropolitan Oklahoma City (Bethany) and Tulsa also each have a supply of Voter Registration Forms, which are available to the general public. You may pick up a form from OFPC, if that is more convenient for you. However, please call first before you come by: (405) 787-7744 (OKC) or (918) 610-5337 (Tulsa).
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Past OFPC Voters' Guide Covers
The 2004 edition, left, won a national first-place award for excellence in graphic design. Congratulations to our graphic designer, Bryan Barros, with Barros Design Group, for his work on these projects.
 
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