Will voting hit a record today in Oklahoma?
If the turnout for in-person absentee voting the past three days is any indication, Oklahomans appear headed today to break the record voter turnout set four years ago.
Voters line up at Millwood High School in Oklahoma City today. Photo by Paul B. Southerland
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State Election Board Secretary Michael Clingman said long lines for those wanting to cast in-person absentee ballots may spur legislators to review the process. "Undoubtedly the Legislature will look at this issue, I’m sure, to see if we need to have more time to vote and look at maybe more locations,” he said. The law allows in-person absentee balloting at one location per county and sets the times.Related content
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