Tulsa Voters Likely to Decide Whether to Switch to Non-Partisan City Elections

Probably the voters of Tulsa, Oklahoma, will vote on November 10, 2009, whether to switch the city’s partisan elections to non-partisan elections. See this story. The initiative (to provide for non-partisan elections) needs 3,427 signatures. Over 6,000 signatures were submitted. As far as is known, Tulsa is the only city in Oklahoma that holds partisan elections for its own officers.


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Tulsa Voters Likely to Decide Whether to Switch to Non-Partisan City Elections — 1 Comment

  1. Big bad bully Phoenix forced Tucson to abandon partisan primaries. I am no fan of such preliminaries, but I think the locals, be it school districts, water authorities, and enfranchisement agents, should decide their own situations.

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