Oklahoma voters brave lines to be a part of history
Ryan Neel has a pretty good explanation for why he and so many other voters are willing to wait in long lines to cast a ballot.
Neel, 35, of Oklahoma City was one of about 4,000 Oklahoma County voters who cast their early ballot Monday at the election board. He said the presidential election feels like a moment for the ages, as the country will elect either its first black president or first female vice president...
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