Reviewed October 23, 2026. Nonpartisan information; no endorsements.
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3. Oklahoma’s official calendar lists Election Day voting from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Early voting is October 28–30, 8 a.m.–6 p.m., and October 31, 8 a.m.–2 p.m. Confirm your county’s early-voting location before traveling; it may differ from your Election Day polling place.
The October 9 registration deadline and October 19 ordinary absentee-ballot request deadline listed for this election have already passed. For a ballot you have received, use the Election Board’s current return and identification instructions.
Official 2026 voting calendar · Oklahoma State Election Board and OK Voter Portal · Tulsa County Election Board
The reported runoff candidates are Vanessa Hall-Harper, the incumbent, and Corinice Wilson. Both names are listed here without an endorsement. The City’s official election page confirms November 3 as the municipal runoff date; check your official sample ballot for the contest that applies to your address.
Candidate reference: 2026 Tulsa elections · Oklahoma Eagle: August 25 runoff reporting · City Clerk’s official election information
Kendall-Whittier intersects Council Districts 1, 3 and 4. Living in the neighborhood does not mean you vote in the District 1 runoff. Your registered address and district determine which contests appear on your ballot.
Use the official City Council District Finder to identify your council district.
Open the OK Voter Portal through the State Election Board website to check your registration, polling place and available sample ballot.
Read every contest on your own sample ballot. City, school-board, county, legislative and congressional boundaries do not necessarily match.
Check the Election Board’s current instructions about identification, absentee returns, accessibility and voting assistance.
Do not send your date of birth, voter-portal credentials or private voter documents to this website. Use official election services directly.
City: Identify the councilor for your actual district and distinguish district authority from citywide offices. Tulsa City Council publishes council and meeting information.
Schools: Use Tulsa Public Schools for Board of Education information and the relevant school-board district. An attendance zone is different from a board district.
County, state and federal: Check the districts and offices on your official voter record and sample ballot. A city-council district number is not a state legislative or congressional district number.
Tribal representation: Tribal citizenship, district rules and election systems are separate from Oklahoma voter registration. Consult the relevant nation’s official election office for eligibility, district and voting procedures. Residence in Kendall-Whittier alone does not establish tribal voting eligibility.
Compare the same questions for every candidate: What can this office actually decide? What is the documented record? Which proposal is specific and funded? Who benefits, who may bear costs, and where can residents see the results? Campaign claims should be attributed to the campaign and checked against records.
La elección es el martes 3 de noviembre de 2026. El calendario oficial indica votación de 7 a.m. a 7 p.m. La votación anticipada será del 28 al 30 de octubre, de 8 a.m. a 6 p.m., y el 31 de octubre, de 8 a.m. a 2 p.m. Confirma el lugar con la Junta Electoral del condado.
La segunda vuelta del Distrito 1 se reporta entre Vanessa Hall-Harper y Corinice Wilson. No hay respaldo a ninguna candidatura. Kendall-Whittier abarca partes de los distritos municipales 1, 3 y 4; no todas las personas del barrio votan en el Distrito 1.
Consulta tu distrito en el mapa municipal y tu registro, lugar de votación y boleta de muestra en el portal electoral oficial. Los límites municipales, escolares, estatales, federales y tribales son distintos. Los plazos ordinarios de registro y solicitud de voto por correo para esta elección ya pasaron. Usa las instrucciones vigentes de la Junta Electoral para tu situación.