Before You Vote,
Learn Where YOUR Candidates Stand on the Economy & Jobs!
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To find the candidates running in your district for Congress and State Legislature, plus Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General and State Superintendent of Schools, just type in your address below and click "next".
Below each race, click on the Voters' Guide link to see how your candidates say they'll vote on issues impacting your pocketbook, should they be elected.
Are your candidates listed as "FTR?" They failed to answer our candidate survey on economic issues.
Voter's Guides for statewide races can also be found in the column to the right.
Note: If you are unable to find your candidates based on address, enter only your zip code. Zip code searches may not return your exact candidate list. Entering your street address provides the most accurate results.
State Questions - Pros & Cons
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Eleven State Questions will appear on your November 2nd ballot. Check back for a Pro-Con analysis of each on September 13th. Read More.
SQ 744 : Supporters want $850 million more for public schools. Opponents worry there will be $850 million less for public safety, roads and bridges, CareerTech, higher education, all other state agencies. Read More.
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Your Voter's Guides for Statewide Races
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Click on each race to view Voter's Guide:
Learn about Other Statewide Candidates
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Click on each race to view candidate info:
On Election Day,
Your Voice Matters.
It's About Jobs!
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Leaders we elect this year will make decisions impacting the ability of Oklahoma's companies to compete and grow. This affects all of us -- our jobs, our economy, and our families' future.
Oklahoma's Prosperity Project helps you make informed decisions at the polls. We are non-partisan. We never endorse candidates. We never tell you how to vote. That important decision is up to you. Read More
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