Volunteers join effort to protect Election Day
As election officials brace for an expected large voter turnout in next week’s election, volunteers will be stationed at several Oklahoma County precincts to help voters and note voting problems.
Martha King of Oklahoma City casts an absentee vote at the Oklahoma County Election Board in Oklahoma City. By Sarah Phipps
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What to do
Voters who encounter problems while casting their vote Nov. 4 may call the nonpartisan group Election Protection’s hot line at (866) 687-8683.
Where to go
Voters wondering where they should vote can check their voter registration card or go online to the state Election Board’s Web site, http://www.elections.state.ok.us/. Scroll down and click on "Where to Vote” to find the correct polling place.
The group
The nonpartisan Election Protection coalition was formed to ensure all voters have an equal opportunity to cast their ballots.
How to help
Volunteers wanting to help with Election Protection should call 208-6214 by noon Wednesday.
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