The Tulsa State Fair is the county party’s biggest face-to-face outreach of the year. From October 1–11, 2026, at Expo Square, more than a million people walk the grounds. Our booth is where Tulsans meet Republican volunteers, pick up candidate information, and hear why November 3 matters
Volunteer Opportunity
Tulsa County GOP
Tulsa State Fair Booth
We're using SignUp to organize our Volunteer Shifts for the Tulsa State Fair.
Here's how it works in 3 easy steps:
1) Click the SIGNUP button below.
2) Review the options listed and choose the spot(s) you like.
3) Sign up! It's Easy - you will NOT need to register an account or keep a password on SignUp.
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What Volunteers Do:
Shifts are short, social, and easy to learn. Typical work:
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Greet fairgoers and invite them to stop
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Share candidate information and talking points (we brief you)
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Help with simple displays, merch, or signup sheets
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Take photos / videos for party social (optional)
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Keep the booth tidy and stocked
No experience required. Pair new volunteers with a veteran when possible. Wear comfortable shoes and party or patriotic colors. Bring water; we will share booth rules and talking points before your shift.

Why the fair booth matters
The Tulsa State Fair (“11 Days of Awesome”) is held the fourth Thursday after Labor Day through the following Sunday. Families, first-time voters, and longtime conservatives all pass the same aisles. A staffed Republican booth is how Tulsa County GOP:
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Introduces 2026 Republican candidates before the November 3 general election
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Answers questions about the county and state ticket
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Hands out literature, stickers, and volunteer cards
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Builds the volunteer list for the last six weeks of the campaign
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Shows up as a visible, welcoming conservative presence at Expo Square
Elected officials and candidates often stop by. In past years the booth has been one of the highest-traffic Republican events in Tulsa County.
