2022 April Newsletter

Roast of Kevin Stitt

We have sold out of the In person viewing of the Roast of Kevin Stitt but we still have an online viewing option.

Friday, April 1st – 7:30pm Performance

Click the image above to RSVP.

The performing cast:

Kevin Stitt: Jessie Powers

Tucker Carlson: Landry Miller

GT Bynum: Evan Hughes

Abby Broyles: Sloopy McCoy

Clint Eastwood: Quinn Blakely

Mary Fallin: Lauren Turner

Ted Cruz: Ethan Sandoval

Jim Inhofe: David Blakely

Lauren Boebert: Zehava Glazier

Marjorie Tayler-Greene: Nicole Miller

Greg Robinson: Diaun Dooley

Rudy Guilianni: Wade McFarland

Markwayne Mullin: Bradly Mcpherson

GOTV (GET OUT THE VOTE)

Get Out the Vote (GOTV)

Saturday, April 2nd, 10am – 1pm

TCDP Headquarters

3930 E 31st Street

Tulsa, OK 74135

We have opportunities for Lit Drops (see below) and Drivers! Volunteers can expect to work for 1 to 2 hours.

We will be dropping lit for Dr. Chris McNeil in the Union School Board race, Shawna Keller and Susan Lamkin in different Tulsa School Board races, and Jim Provenzano in the Tulsa Technology Center School Board Race.

What is a Lit Drop?

It is short for “literature drop,” when campaign materials are left on voters’ doorstep without knocking or talking to the property owner.

What’s on the April 5th Ballot

in Tulsa County

Board of Education General Election

Bixby Public Schools Office 2

Jenks Public Schools Office 2

Owasso Public Schools Office 2

Sand Springs Public Schools Office 2

Tulsa Public Schools Offices 4 & 7

Tulsa Tech Zone 3

Union Public Schools Office 2

Propositions

Liberty Public Schools

Owasso Public Schools

Special Elections

City of Sand Springs Ward 1

Click to find out what’s on your Ballot.

I need more information about the candidate on my ballot

Did the candidate answer a League of Women Voters Survey?

Election Day:

April 5th, 2022

Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Early In-Person Voting:

March 31st and April 1st

8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Located at the Tulsa County Election Board office @ 555 N Denver Ave, Tulsa, OK 74103

Any voter who is registered to vote in Tulsa County and eligible to vote in the upcoming election can vote at early voting as long as they have not returned an absentee ballot.

Find a Sample Ballot

Absentee Ballot Return Deadlines

Hand delivered Absentee Ballots (Standard Absentee Ballots Only) must be received by 5 p.m. on April 4th at the Tulsa County Election Board Office to be counted. Voters can ONLY HAND DELIVER THEIR OWN BALLOT AND MUST SHOW AN ID WHEN DELIVERING THEIR BALLOT. Absentee ballots cannot be dropped through the mail slot – you must go inside and deliver your ballot to the counter.

Physically Incapacitated Absentee Ballots (Pink Affidavit Envelope) must be returned by mail.

Mailed Absentee Ballots must be received by the Tulsa County Election Board by 7 p.m. on April 5th to be counted.

2022 Candidate Filing Information

Candidate Filing for the 2022 elections for Federal, State, Legislative, Nonpartisan Judicial and County Offices will be held April 13-15, 2022.
Click here for additional information & filing packet

Read more
oklahoma.gov

Targeted Districts in Tulsa County

At TCDP’s March Monthly meeting the county officers shared districts maps of the targeted County, House & Senate seats in the upcoming April 13 – 15 filling.

Below you will find maps of the Oklahoma Senate & House Districts in Tulsa County.

The circled districts are the districts we would like to target and still need a candidate.

The ones with an “X” or slash marked “/” are covered by current elected officials who are Democrat or we have confirmed someone to run.

We are also still looking for people to run for

county commissioner 3
county assessor
county attorney general
county treasurer

If you or someone you know lives in one of these districts and would be interested in learning more about running for office, please contact us. We would love to talk to you or them.