On February 10, Bartlesville voters will decide whether to continue funding the projects and services that keep our city thriving. All the information about the election — from project descriptions to FAQs — is available on the City website, www.cityofbartlesville.org/election-2026.
The 2026 election is designed to address growing infrastructure needs, maintain past investments and enhance quality of life for residents. Voters will decide three measures through five ballot propositions:
✅ Approving a General Obligation (G.O.) Bond Issue (Propositions 1, 2, and 3)
✅ Extending the ½-cent Capital Improvement Projects (CIP) Sales Tax (Proposition 5)
✅ Extending the ¼-cent Economic Development (ED) Sales Tax (Proposition 4)
Passage of the G.O. Bond Issue and 1/2-cent CIP Sales Tax extension will fund $34.5 million in capital needs and projects over the next five years.
Extension of the 1/4-cent ED Sales Tax will continue funding the city’s economic development and tourism efforts.
For more information, see www.cityofbartlesville.org/election-2026.