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The bi-partisan Choctaw County Election Board is comprised of three members appointed by the State Election Board: Kimberly Needham, Chairman; Randy Skinner, Vice-Chairman; and Debbra Streun, Secretary. The Board also includes two alternate members: Sydney Grout and Kaye Rigney. The Secretary is responsible for hiring an Assistant Secretary and temporary staff, as needed, to conduct elections. The Secretary is the administrative officer of the County Election Board and has general supervisory authority over all precinct officials and absentee voting board members within the county. The County Election Board Secretary, with support from the Assistant Secretary, is responsible for conducting federal, state, municipal, and school elections in Choctaw County and for maintaining voter registration and absentee voting records in accordance with state law. The Secretary is also responsible for conducting candidate filing for county, municipal, and school board elections, as applicable.

Other general administration duties of the County Election Board Secretary include preparing the annual budget in coordination with the County Budget Board and County Commissioners, securing polling places, conducting post-election audits (as directed by the Secretary of the State Election Board), and implementing all policies and procedures as required by law.

The County Election Board office is open Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. with extended office hours during elections, as well as candidate filing and contest periods.

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Oklahoma State Election Board

Website: www.elections.ok.gov
Phone: (405) 521-2391

Ethics Commission

Website: www.ethics.ok.gov
Phone: (405) 521-3451

What We Do

Voter Registration

The Election Office assists residents with registering to vote, updating voter information, and checking registration status. Whether you need to change your address, update your name, or register for the first time, our office provides the forms and guidance to help you stay eligible and ready to vote.

How and Where to Vote

Find information on polling locations, voting hours, and what to bring with you on Election Day. We help voters understand where they are assigned to vote and outline the identification requirements set by Oklahoma law to ensure a smooth voting experience.

Upcoming Elections and Ballots

Stay informed about upcoming election dates, filing periods, and sample ballots. Voters can review what will appear on their ballot ahead of time, including local, state, and federal races, as well as propositions and measures.

Absentee and Mail Voting

Voters who cannot vote in person may request an absentee ballot. We help explains eligibility, how to apply, important deadlines, and instructions for returning your ballot properly to ensure it is counted.

Election Results

Official election results are posted following each election once they are certified. Residents can view vote totals for local, state, and federal races, as well as results for propositions and measures affecting the county.

Become a Poll Worker

Serving as a poll worker is a valuable way to support your community and the democratic process. Learn about eligibility requirements, training, compensation, and how to apply to assist at polling locations during elections.

Election Security and Processes

The Election Office follows strict state and federal guidelines to ensure elections are secure, accurate, and transparent. This includes chain-of-custody procedures, equipment testing, bipartisan oversight, and post-election audits designed to protect the integrity of every vote cast.

2026 Oklahoma Elections Voter Information Calendar

Choctaw County Precints

Early Voting

Precint #

9120

Precint Name

Choctaw County Courthouse

Precint Location

300 E Duke St. Hugo, OK 74743

June 16th Sample Ballot

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I register to vote in Oklahoma?

You can register online, by mail, or in person. The deadline to register (or to change your registration by mail or online) is 25 days before an election. If you register after that deadline, you won’t be eligible to vote in that election.

Where and when do I vote on Election Day?

Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Election Day in Oklahoma. Your assigned polling location depends on where you live.

What identification do I need to vote in person?

You must show proof of identity when voting in person. Acceptable ID includes things like an Oklahoma driver's license, state ID, U.S. passport, or other government-issued ID with your name and photo.

How do I update my name, address, or political affiliation?

You can update your voter registration online using the OK Voter Portal, or by submitting a new registration form to the Choctaw County Election Office.

Can I vote early?

Yes. Oklahoma offers early in-person voting at the county election board office and possibly other locations in the county in the days before Election Day.

What if I received an Address Confirmation Notice in the mail?

Some registered voters receive address confirmation notices. These confirm that your registration address is current. If you don’t respond, your registration could become inactive after a set period.

What if I lost my Voter ID card?

Contact the Choctaw County Election Office or use the OK Voter Portal to request a replacement. Your Voter ID card shows your precinct and polling place and can be used as identification when voting.

How do I vote by mail (absentee ballot)?

Any voter in Oklahoma can request an absentee ballot. There are specific forms and deadlines for requesting and returning ballots. The ballot envelope must be notarized or witnessed as required.

What if I want to cancel a voter registration?

If someone has moved out of Oklahoma, is deceased, or no longer wants to be registered, a “Request to Cancel Voter Registration” form can be submitted to the County Election Board.