Rogers County Election Board

10/09/2026

It’s the last day to register if you want to vote in the November General Election.

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Election season gets busy fast, and these dates have a way of sneaking up on us. So here’s your handy reminder for the upcoming General Election!

✅ Friday, October 9: Last day to register to vote
📬 Monday, October 19 (by 5:00 p.m.): Deadline to request an absentee ballot
🗳️ October 28–31: Early Voting
🇺🇸 Tuesday, November 3: Election Day

Not ready to think about all of that today? That’s okay, pin this post, save the graphic to your phone, share it with a friend, or print it out and stick it on the refrigerator!

A little preparation now can make voting much easier later.

While you’re thinking about it, take a minute to check your voter registration, polling place, and sample ballot through the OK Voter Portal.

Please share this post. Someone in your family, workplace, church, neighborhood, or friend group may need the reminder.

Be informed. Be prepared. Start now and make your plan to vote. 🇺🇸

10/05/2026

📌 SAVE THIS ONE!

Election season gets busy fast, and these dates have a way of sneaking up on us. So here’s your handy reminder for the upcoming General Election!

✅ Friday, October 9: Last day to register to vote
📬 Monday, October 19 (by 5:00 p.m.): Deadline to request an absentee ballot
🗳️ October 28–31: Early Voting
🇺🇸 Tuesday, November 3: Election Day

Not ready to think about all of that today? That’s okay, pin this post, save the graphic to your phone, share it with a friend, or print it out and stick it on the refrigerator!

A little preparation now can make voting much easier later.

While you’re thinking about it, take a minute to check your voter registration, polling place, and sample ballot through the OK Voter Portal.

Please share this post. Someone in your family, workplace, church, neighborhood, or friend group may need the reminder.

Be informed. Be prepared. Start now and make your plan to vote. 🇺🇸

09/22/2026

We are having an audit of the August 25 mid-term Primary Runof

09/22/2026

We will have an audit today beginning at 9:30 AM. This is for the August 25 midterm primary runoff. We will be Facebook live.

09/15/2026

Are your registered to vote? It’s a simple easy process! We make it a fun experience. Come register today, it’s National Voter Registration Day!

09/15/2026

🇺🇸 WE’RE OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT! 🇺🇸

It’s National Voter Registration Day, and the Rogers County Election Board is celebrating all day long!

Whether you need to register to vote, update your registration, ask a question, or simply learn a little more about the voting process, come see us. We’ll be here until MIDNIGHT tonight!

And if you’re a first-time voter, we especially want to see you! ❤️🤍💙

📘 Pick up your Voting 411 First-Time Voter Handbook
📸 Stop by for a photo opportunity to mark the occasion
🍪 Grab a cookie while you’re here
👍 And join the “Thumbs Up” crowd!

Voting may happen on Election Day, but being an informed and prepared citizen starts long before you cast your first ballot.

Bring your questions. Bring your future first-time voters. Bring someone who needs to get registered or update their information.

We’ll keep the lights on for you …all the way until midnight.

📍 Rogers County Election Board
415 W. 1st Street
Claremore, OK 74017
☎️ 918-341-2965

🇺🇸 National Voter Registration Day September 15, 2026 🇺🇸

09/11/2026

What happened this week at the Election Board? We welcomed a a brand new citizen and a newly coming of age first time voter! Welcome to Rogers County! We love registering people to vote! Come be part of the “Thumbs up” crowd!

09/03/2026

GRAND JURY PETITION UPDATE

The Rogers County Election Board has completed its statutory responsibility regarding the grand jury petition delivered to our office.

Our office received 4,277 signatures for verification. Following the procedures established for determining qualified electors, our staff carefully reviewed the petition and verified that 4,040 of those signers are qualified electors within Rogers County.

This was a detailed process. Petition pages were copied and secured, signatures were counted, and each signer was researched according to the verification procedures provided to our office. Once verification was complete, the qualified signatures were counted and our findings certified.

Today, September 3, 2026, I returned the original petition documents, along with our research and certification, to the Rogers County Court Clerk.

I want to publicly thank our Election Board staff. They approached this responsibility exactly as they approach an election, with patience, accuracy, professionalism, and respect for the process. At the same time, the regular work of our office continued, including voter registration processing and our other election responsibilities.

It is important to clarify what today’s certification means. The Election Board’s responsibility is to determine the number of petition signers who are qualified electors within the county. Our office does not determine the ultimate legal sufficiency of the petition or what occurs next in the court process.

Our portion of the process is now complete.

Whether we’re administering an election, processing a voter registration application, or carrying out a responsibility such as this one, our commitment remains the same: follow the law, follow the process, document our work, and serve the voters of Rogers County with transparency and integrity.

Julie Dermody
Secretary, Rogers County Election Board

09/02/2026

It’s never too late to Register to vote for the first time! Welcome our newest voter in Rogers County!

08/29/2026

An update on the grand jury petition signature verification:

We received 343 petition pages containing thousands of signatures.

Not every page was full. Before beginning the actual verification process, our staff carefully documented and prepared everything we received.

We made copies of every petition sheet, numbered each page, maintained the petitions in the groups in which they were received, and used different ink colors while processing each set so we could clearly identify and track the different groups.

Every signature was counted, and then counted again. Now comes the meticulous part.

There are very specific criteria we are required to follow when determining whether each individual signature can be verified. Our responsibility is to examine every signature submitted, apply the same standards consistently, accurately document our findings, and complete the process according to law.

We will begin the individual verification process Monday.

After the last ten days of conducting and closing an election, followed immediately by receiving and preparing these petitions. I told my staff to go home and enjoy a quiet, restful weekend.

This work requires accuracy, concentration and attention to detail. I want rested eyes and clear minds when we begin.

Monday morning, we get to work.

One signature at a time. Meticulously, impartially and by the book.