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Sample ballots are now available for the June 18 election.Voters can download a sample ballot using the State Election Board’s OK Voter Portal at oklahoma. gov/ elections/ ovp or pick up a copy at the Kingfisher County Election Board during normal business hours.

Following are the voting precinct locations in Kingfi sher County. If you’re unsure of your voting location, visit the OK Voter Portal:101 – Kingfisher Memorial Library, 505 W. Will Rogers Drive, Kingfisher102 – Cimarron Electric Cooperative, 19306 U.S.

Early voting begins Thursday, June 13, for voters in Kingfisher County.Voters who will not be able to make it to the polls on Election Day have the option of voting early at their County Election Board.Kingfisher County Election Board Secretary Shawna Butts said early voting is open to all voters.

Mike Sparks and Austin Whittenburg, both of Hennessey, are the Republican candidates for the District 2 County Commissioner seat currently held by Commissioner Ray Alan Shimanek, R-Hennessey.

GOP voters in Oklahoma’s largest congressional district will elect a representative for a two-year term in Washington, D.C., in the Tuesday, June 18, election.No Democrats filed to represent the 32 counties in the third congressional district that includes Kingfi sher County.

Bob Anthony’s seat on the Oklahoma Corporation Commission is up for grabs in the statewide primary election Tuesday, June 18.Anthony, a Republican, has served on the commission for 36 years and is term-limited, so he couldn’t run for re-election.

There are only two GOP candidates for the Kingfisher County Court Clerk’s job and no Democrats filed, so that job will be decided at the Tuesday, June 18, primary election.The newly-elected clerk will not take office until January 2025 when they start their four-year term in office.Jessica M.

Kingfisher County Republicans could elect a new county sheriff next week in the June 18 primary, but a runoff election could happen because there are four candidates who want that job.If one of the candidates gets 50 percent-plus one of the votes cast, then there will be a winner next week.

The Dover FFA meat evaluation team was named state runner-up at the Oklahoma State FFA Interscholastics on May 5 at the Oklahoma State Animal Science Building. Pictured with FFA Adviser Ryan Burns (far left), team members are, from left: R.J. Harrison, Colton Burns, Evelyn Chavez and Erin Guinn.

[ Ed. note: Mike Sparks has authorized the Times & Free Press to publish the following paid political announcement of his candidacy for Kingfisher County District 2 Commissioner, subject to the June 18 Republican primary election.]My name is Mike Sparks.