Residents of several cities and municipalities went to the polls on Tuesday to vote on local issues. Below are results for the votes on propositions from across Oklahoma. Top Headlines Man on Oklahoma death row for killing Tecumseh police officer dies in prison Women's Health released its 2025 fitness awards.

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Voters across the metro participated in local elections on Tuesday. Here are some of the results. Click here to see more results. (This measure amends the current 1% sales tax to fund capital expenditures, including the Johnny Bench Museum, beautification projects, and municipal equipment.)

Inola voters rejected a roughly $62.5 million bond package to fund a new building housing classrooms for grades 2 through 5. Students in Inola’s elementary school currently learn in a former high school built in 1964, which saw an addition built in 2008. To accommodate growing enrollment, the district uses modular buildings.

Oklahoma lawmakers have filed several bills for the 2025 session aimed at improving election security and transparency, including measures on AI disclosure in campaigns, expanding early voting, and automatic voter registration.

An Oklahoma lawmaker has again filed a bill that would require school board elections to be held on the same day as presidential or gubernatorial elections, which he says would help voter turnout and save school districts money.

Gentner Drummond, Oklahoma’s Attorney General, has announced his candidacy for the 2026 gubernatorial race, highlighting his legal and military background and political experience.

Attorney General Gentner Drummond returned to his Osage County roots as he prepared to announce his candidacy for the 2026 gubernatorial election.

Oklahoma County voters will soon have their say in a special election to decide who should fill an open seat on the Board of County Commissioners.

The fate of school expansions, fire stations, hospitals and more will be on the ballot in two dozen counties across the state.

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — An Oklahoma lawmaker has again filed a bill that would require school board elections to be held on the same day as presidential or gubernatorial elections, which he says ...