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Every Great Citizen Starts as a Student.

Kids Voting Oklahoma is preparing Oklahoma's next generation of informed citizens by introducing civic education long before students are old enough to vote.

Why Kids Voting Oklahoma?

Civic participation doesn't start at eighteen; it begins with curiosity and understanding. By bringing the democratic process into the classroom, we bridge the gap between abstract concepts and real-world impact.

Our non-partisan approach ensures that every student, regardless of background, feels empowered to research, discuss, and decide on the issues that affect their community.

Research shows that students who participate in mock elections and civic discussions are significantly more likely to become regular voters and active community leaders.

A Program That Grows
With Every Student

Elementary School

Through custom activity and coloring books featuring local, county, and state leaders from their own community, students discover how government serves the people around them while building an early understanding of citizenship, leadership, and civic responsibility.

Middle
School

Through an engaging, hands-on classroom experience, students work together to explore local government, examine community issues, and discover how informed citizens can make a meaningful impact.

High
School

In-depth civic learning, authentic mock elections, and direct engagement with local government provide students with opportunities to understand public service, explore real community issues, and contribute meaningful youth perspectives while preparing to become informed, engaged voters.

Learning Beyond the Classroom

Interactive Curriculum

Engaging, hands-on lessons that make civic education come alive for every student.

Mock
Elections

Authentic voting experiences that mirror real-world elections to build confidence.

Leadership Experiences

Opportunities for students to take roles in organizing and leading civic events.

Community Connections

Building bridges between students and local civic leaders through meaningful dialogue.

Why It Matters

A healthy democracy requires active, informed participation. By investing in civic education now, we are ensuring the stability and growth of Oklahoma's future for generations to come.

Students who are taught to civilly discuss opposing views become adults who can collaborate and solve the complex challenges facing our state and nation.

When young people see that their voice has a place in the democratic process, they become invested in the success of their neighbors and their hometowns.

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Beginning in Bartlesville. Built for Oklahoma.

Our pilot program in Bartlesville provided the blueprint for scalable civic education. Now, we are working to bring these resources to every school district across the state.

Help Shape Oklahoma's Future.

Whether you're a teacher looking for resources or a local business wanting to sponsor a mock election, there are many ways to support civic literacy in your community.

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