Lorena Rivas, Esq.CEO/Managing Partner at Rivas & Associates

3 formas de registrarte para votar en Tulsa County

3 Aug 2026 · 2 min

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In this bilingual (Spanish‑English) video, attorney Lorena Rivas introduces the topic and Gwen Freeman, the secretary/head of the Tulsa County Election Board, explains how eligible U.S. citizens can register to vote in Tulsa County. She outlines three registration options: (1) completing the online application at elections.ok.gov, (2) registering through the Department of Motor Vehicles when applying for a driver’s license, and (3) obtaining a paper ballot‑registration form from government locations such as the post office, the election board office, or party headquarters. Freeman emphasizes that each election has its own registration deadline, which can be found on the state election website, and encourages viewers to vote in every election—from local school board races to major federal contests in November.

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Hola chicos, aquí Lorena Rivas. Si ustedes son ciudadanos de los Estados Unidos y elegibles para votar, ahora es buena hora para registrarse a votar y le vamos a dar las instrucciones de cómo hacerlo.
So my name is Gwen Freeman. I'm the secretary or the head of the Tulsa County Election Board here in Tulsa County. There are 3 ways that you can register to vote. Number 1, online by applying online at elections.ok.gov. Filling out the information there. If you go to apply for a driver's license and to get your driver's license, you can register to vote through the DMV. And the third way is to pick up a paper application. A lot of government agencies carry them, the post office. You can pick an application up here at the election board. I'm sure at the party headquarters they have plenty of applications. So for every election, there's a different, there's a different deadline to register to vote. So that would be available on your website. You can see what the final days to register to vote are for a specific election. So you can look that up online. A lot of resources are available on our state election board website, which is elections.ok.gov. Go vote on Election Day, whether it's a small election, that might be your school elections, school board elections, or whether it's a big federal election, a presidential or gubernatorial, which is one of the things that's coming up in this November. Make sure to study yourself approved and then go make your voice known, folks.