Absentee Voting in Oklahoma
Attention Notaries Public:
Absentee Voting Frequently Asked Questions for Notaries Public
- Apply for Absentee Ballots Online
- Download an Absentee Ballot Request Form - (Requests may be hand-delivered, faxed, emailed, or mailed to your County Election Board.)
*Note: If you are a Uniformed Services Member, spouse, dependent or Overseas Citizens you must apply for absentee ballots using the OK Voter Portal or go to the Federal Voting Assistance Program website to download and complete the Federal Post Card Application.
How to Apply
Applications for absentee ballots must be made in writing or using the Oklahoma State Election Board's OK Voter Portal. Absentee ballot application forms are available from all county election boards and from the State Election Board. Or, download an absentee ballot request form.
- your name
- your birth date
- the address at which you are registered to vote
- the election or elections for which you are requesting ballots
- the address to which the ballots should be mailed
- your signature
Absentee Ballot Packets
Returning Your Ballot
In-person Absentee Voting
Special Conditions
Physically incapacitated voters and voters who care for physically incapacitated persons who cannot be left alone may vote by absentee ballot. These voters may submit their applications only by mail, fax, or by an agent. If these voters choose to have their applications submitted to the County Election Board by an agent, the agent must be at least 16 years old and may not be employed by or related within the third degree by blood or marriage to a candidate whose name is on the ballot.The agent may act for only one voter per election.The agent will be asked to sign a form at the County Election Board office providing his or her name and attesting to these facts.
Emergency Absentee Voters
First Responder Absentee Voters
Additional Information
For additional information about voting in Oklahoma, contact your local County Election Board or the State Election Board.