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The celebration belongs to every voter.

While this June primary only has the two in-person celebration stops in Edmond, the Voter Celebration wall is for all voters across our great state. Wherever you live, however you cast your ballot, your face belongs on it.

Polling place, early voting, absentee from your kitchen table — it all counts the same.

Here's how to get on the wall from anywhere in Oklahoma:

1. Vote — at the polls, early, or by mail.
2. Snap a photo with your "I Voted" sticker, a ballot envelope, a handmade sign telling us you voted, or just you.
3. Tag us on any of our socials — or email it to thanksforvotingok@gmail.com. Tell us your town or county.
4. We'll add you to the Voter Celebration wall.

This June, the first stops on the celebration tour are two Edmond businesses generous enough to say yes when we asked. They're showing what's possible.

Because the long game is bigger than one Tuesday in one city. Oklahoma ranks last in voter turnout in the country, and that doesn't change with information alone. It changes when voting feels like something we do together — celebrated, visible, normalized.

By August. By November. By every election after that. With your help, we'll be in coffee shops and breweries and barber shops and book stores and town squares across Oklahoma. Celebration volunteers in every county. Host businesses in every town. Voting in Oklahoma should feel like a thing we throw a party for.

If you're ready to help make that happen — as a volunteer, as a host business, as someone who just wants to start something in your town — we want to hear from you.

Where we've already shown up.