This is kind of early, but I am proud of what I have seen in the State! Pat yourselves on the back for the turnout! Never prouder to be an Oklahoman!

Let's win this Oklahoma!

I am hearing from several independent voters the primary process has had minor issues. I'm hearing the site which allows you to look up your polling place and sample ballot is not displaying the sample ballot. Also a few early voting sites are telling independent voters there is an 'issue'. According to the Oklahoma Election Board independent voters must specifically request a democratic ballot.

Independent voters who vote in person during early voting or at their precinct polling place on a primary election day must tell election workers that they want a Democratic ballot.

If you have any issues at all in obtaining a ballot please call the Oklahoma Democratic Party immediately at (405)427-3366. Please let us know what your experiences have been. Also please share this post as many places as possible! Bernie is counting on the independent vote in Oklahoma!

Oklahoma Voting Highlights

Primary Registration Deadline: February 7, 2020

Primary: March 3, 2020 - 7AM to 7PM

General Election: November3, 2020 - 7AM to 7PM

Register to Vote: No Online print and mail in: https://www.ok.gov/elections/Voter_Info/Register_to_Vote/index.html

Check your registration status: https://okvoterportal.okelections.us/

Election Information: https://www.ok.gov/elections/index.html

Vote by mail: https://www.ok.gov/elections/Voter_Info/Absentee_Voting/index.html

Find your polling station: https://www.ok.gov/elections/OVP.html

ID Requirement: Yes - https://www.ok.gov/elections/Voter_Info/Proof_of_Identity

Bernie State Subreddit: /r/OklahomaForSanders

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I originally posted this as a comment to a post about the 2020 senator races which have no Democratic candidate.

Oklahoma boy, here. I am considering running against Inhofe. I never really had any political aspirations, but I'm super-disappointed there is no progressive in our race; at least a candidate who believes in climate change What's even more mind-blowing (for someone who lives here) is the LARGE majority of counties are democratic-leaning. My main platform points are getting money out of politics, worker's rights, climate change, and investing in the country's infrastructure.

I'm mainly replying to see if any other Oklahomans are interested in helping me. I have no idea how to run for office.

What do you think? Again, I'm nervous about making this decision because while I would love to be able to back Bernie and the other progressives in congress, I have no idea how to go about running a campaign. I am a web developer and I really enjoy it, don't really want to change jobs, but i think this would be more important.

link to original comment: https://www.reddit.com/r/Political_Revolution/comments/c052ch/there_are_eight_republican_senators_running_for/er3r6ti/

Bernie expects and needs to win states like Vermont, Minnesota, Colorado, and Massachusetts on Super Tuesday (according to 538.com). Virginia, Tennesse and Oklahoma could be those key "in-between" states that we can totally flip for Bernie! If we win even two of three, we could possibly take a majority 6 of 11 states that day and give us a boost headed into friendlier territory. Let's do it!

Sincerely, A California Berner