Election Day Reminders and Washington County Polling Places

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Posted: Jun 15, 2026 10:07 AMUpdated: Jun 15, 2026 2:47 PM

Election Day Reminders and Washington County Polling Places

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Nathan Thompson
Polls across Washington County will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday for Oklahoma’s primary election, and county election officials are encouraging voters to be prepared before arriving at their polling places.
 
Washington County Election Board Secretary Yvonne House said election workers will be available throughout the day to assist voters and ensure election procedures are properly followed.
 
House reminded voters to carefully mark their ballots using the examples posted at polling locations and inside voting booths. Voters who make a mistake should not attempt to correct the ballot themselves. Instead, they should return the ballot to a precinct official, who will destroy it and issue a replacement.
 
Voters are not required to vote in every race or on every ballot question for their ballots to be counted. Voting machines will record only the selections that have been marked.
 
Ballots may be inserted into voting devices in any orientation. If a voting machine detects an overvote — when too many selections are made for a race or question — the ballot will be returned to the voter and a replacement ballot will be issued.
 
House also encouraged voters who need assistance to notify precinct officials. Audio-assisted voting equipment is available at every polling place, and voters do not need to provide proof of a disability to use the system.
 
Voters must bring an approved form of identification. Acceptable IDs include photo identification issued by the federal government, the State of Oklahoma or a federally recognized tribe. Voters may also use the voter identification card issued by their county election board. IDs with expiration dates must remain valid through Election Day.
 
Those who arrive without identification or whose names are not found in the precinct registry may cast a provisional ballot after signing an affidavit. Provisional ballots are reviewed after Election Day and counted if election officials can verify the voter’s registration information. Election results cannot be certified until all provisional ballots have been researched and processed.
 
Voters who are blind, visually impaired, physically disabled, infirm or unable to read may receive assistance from a person of their choice or vote privately using the Accessible Terminal Interface device attached to voting machines. Election officials are available to provide instructions.
 
House urged voters who believe an election law has been violated to report concerns immediately to precinct or county election officials before leaving the polling place.
While voting activity is often slowest during mid-morning and mid-afternoon hours, House noted that wait times vary by precinct. Any eligible voter who is in line by 7 p.m. will be allowed to cast a ballot.
 
“Anyone who is in line by 7 p.m. on Tuesday and eligible to vote, will be allowed to vote,” House said.
 
Voters can locate their polling place and view sample ballots through the Oklahoma State Election Board’s OK Voter Portal.
 
The Washington County Election Board office is located at 401 S. Johnstone Ave., Suite 4, in Bartlesville and is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. For more information, voters may contact the office at 918-337-2850 or washingtoncounty@elections.ok.gov.
 
Polling places throughout Washington County include churches, community centers and other public facilities in Bartlesville, Dewey, Copan, Ochelata, Ramona, Vera, Oglesby and Skiatook.
 
Polling Places
 
Precinct Location Address
11 Redeemer Lutheran Church 3700 SE Woodland Road
12 Arvest Bank, Eastside Branch 4225 SE Adams Road
13 Highland Park Baptist Church 300 SE Washington Boulevard
15 Truth Church 4100 Nebraska Street
22 HeartMatters 3401 SE Price Road
23 First Church of the Nazarene 3650 SE Adams Boulevard
27 Greater First Baptist Church 216 W 10th Street
28 Victory Church 4601 SE Nowata Road
29 HeartMatters 3401 SE Price Road
32 St. Luke's Episcopal Church 210 SE Ninth Street
33 Revival Time Outreach Center 101 SE Virginia Avenue
46 Oak Park United Methodist Church 601 NW Brentwood Avenue
48 Pathway Christian Church Annex 3221 E Tuxedo Boulevard
51 East Cross Church 820 SE Madison Boulevard
54 Calvary Chapel 1607 SE Swan Drive
55 Grace Community Church 1500 SE Kings Drive
71 New Life Wesleyan Church 445 S Caney, Copan
72 North Point Assembly of God 1515 N Osage, Dewey
73 First Church of God 222 S Osage, Dewey
74 Word of Truth Fellowship 16097 NE Bison Road
75 Bartlesville Southern Baptist Church 5111 SE Nowata Road
76 Oglesby Assembly of God 401471 W 2700 Road, Oglesby
77 Ramona First Baptist Church 499 Fourth Street, Ramona
78 Vera First Southern Baptist Church 310 W Ramona Avenue, Vera
79 Cherokee Nation Community Building 395400 W 2900 Road, Ochelata
80 Tri County Baptist Church 397930 W 4100 Road, Skiatook

 


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