Voting: Participation in General Elections in Tulsa County
- Source:
- Oklahoma State Election Board - OK Election Data Warehouse
- Denominator Source:
- Census - American Community Survey - S2901 Citizen, Voting-Age Population
- Update Period:
- Annually
- Created:
- Nov. 15, 2023
- Last Updated:
- Jan. 01, 2024
- Categories:
- Justice
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About
This statistic shows the eligible voters who voted in general elections, which we define as November general elections that occur statewide on even-numbered years. It excludes special or primary elections. The percentage was calculated by dividing the total number of people who voted by the total population ages 18 and older (citizen voting age). The population is found using the most recent Census estimates (e.g. 2023 Census population for 2024 election data).
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Restore Hope Ministries
It is important to work on system-level solutions to the issues our clients face alongside the daily needs they may request for assistance. Restore Hope provides a voice for our neighbors and encourages citizens to be engaged in this effort as well. Over the last two years, Restore Hope advocated for two bipartisan changes to the Oklahoma Residential Landlord Tenant Act to provide for a more balanced and stable rental environment in our state.