Oklahomans went to the polls on Tuesday, Jan. 14 to vote in a Special Election that mostly determine the state of some school bond issues and a few other issues that were up for a vote.

Muskogee County voters will decide on a .849 one-percent sales tax that would fund public safety programs and facilities. Also in Muskogee County, the town of Warner will decide whether or not to grant Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company a 25-year franchise to provide electricity, construct and maintain related infrastructure on public property, and compensate the town.

Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Find election results at NewsOn6.com after polls close.

CRAIG & DELAWARE

1. CLEORA PUBLIC SCHOOL PROPOSITION

MAYES, ROGERS, WAGONER

1. INOLA PUBLIC SCHOOLS PROPOSITION - FAILED

MUSKOGEE

1. MUSKOGEE COUNTY SALES TAX PROPOSITION - PASSED

TOWN OF WARNER

1. FRANCHISE PROPOSITION FOR OKLAHOMA GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY

PAWNEE

1. TOWN OF JENNINGS PROPOSITION

PITTSBURG

1. TOWN OF CARLTON LANDING PROPOSITION