TULSA, Okla. — The next special election is Aug. 8, but those who want to get their vote in early can start Thursday morning.
For Tulsa residents, the focus will be on the $814 million Improve Our Tulsa package.
The Tulsa County Election Board office opens up at 8 a.m. Thursday morning for early voting, but it's important to know this election isn't for the entire county.
- Previous coverage >>> City begins Improve Our Tulsa campaign ahead of Aug. 8 election
On Facebook, the election board notes that voters in Tulsa and Owasso will be the ones heading to the polls for the Aug. 8 special election.
In Tulsa, voters will decide the fate of the Improve Our Tulsa funding package, which will fund a range of things from infrastructure to city fleet and city facilities, among others.
In Owasso, voters there will be asked to renew the 55 hundredth of one-cent tax and restrict the funding to be used for street improvements, adjoining infrastructure, right-of-way, sidewalks, and trails.
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For those who want to cast their vote early, you can do so at the Tulsa County Election Board Thursday and Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
To vote, make sure you have your current unexpired government ID or your voter registration card.
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