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Where You'll Find Us

Celebration stops on Election Day, fun community events throughout the year, and Vote Ready workshops that prepare you to cast your vote.

📅 Next Election

November 3 General Election

The general is the one with everything on it. Governor, statewide offices, the Legislature, county seats, and whatever your local ballot holds. Celebration stops will be announced closer to the date, and we're growing the list town by town. In the meantime, there's one thing worth doing today.

🗳️ Election Day
Tuesday, November 3
Polls open 7 AM to 7 PM
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October 9
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📍 Celebration Stops
Announced this fall
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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 →
Past Events

Where we've already shown up.

Two Thanks For Voting OK Celebration Crew members holding a photo frame prop outside Not Your Average Joe in Oklahoma City Thanks For Voting OK buttons and stickers on a celebration stop table, reading Proud Oklahoma Voter, Voting Is Kinda Chic, and My Vote Is My Voice Two Thanks For Voting OK Celebration Crew members at the celebration table inside Roughtail Brewing Co. in Edmond

Runoff Election Day Celebration

Tuesday, August 25, 2026 · Edmond & Oklahoma City

Four stops, two towns, morning through evening. Ellis Island Coffee and Wine Lounge and Roughtail Brewing Co. in Edmond, Not Your Average Joe and OKCider Co. in Oklahoma City. Runoffs are the elections almost nobody turns out for, which made every Oklahoman who walked in worth celebrating twice. Thank you to our host venues and to our Celebration Crew in both towns.

The VOTE Formation

Sunday, August 16, 2026 · Wheeler Park, Oklahoma City

Over 130 Oklahomans stood in the hot sun and made one word visible from the air. Different towns. Different ballots. One shared message: VOTE. Drone footage by Queen Drone LLC. Music by Alex Morgan from Pixabay.

The Thanks For Voting OK photo booth: a wooden pergola hung with disco balls and a TFVOK banner, a blue couch, and a table of I Voted stickers A tray of Thanks For Voting OK buttons and stickers reading Voting Deserves a Party, Proud Oklahoma Voter, and I Voted Y'all

Primary Election Day Celebration

On June 16, voters found us all day for a two-stop celebration tour across Edmond — morning coffee, afternoon and evening pints, photo props, and a whole lot of Oklahoma pride at both. Our Celebration Crew was on site to say thank you and help folks get onto the Voter Celebration wall.

ThanksForVotingOK banner with teal and gold balloons at Vote Ready Oklahoma Oklahomans walking through mock voting at Vote Ready Oklahoma Wide view of the Vote Ready Oklahoma event space

Vote Ready Oklahoma

Saturday, June 6, 2026 · Southern Hills Christian Church, Edmond

A community event built around one goal: getting every Oklahoman ready to vote before the June 16 primary. Voter registration, ballot notarization, mock voting walk-throughs, a State Questions info session, and food trucks — all in one Saturday morning. Thank you to everyone who came out, registered, asked questions, and showed up for democracy.

Looking Ahead

More events. More stops. More celebration.

The November general. School board races in the spring. And every election still ahead. We're building a year-round celebration of every Oklahoman who shows up, and we're growing one town at a time. Want to be the first to know when new stops are announced?

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