The parking lot is jammed and the lines are long as early voting gets underway in Tulsa. As early in-person absentee balloting begins in Oklahoma, people wait outside the Tulsa County Election Board. The people in line have a variety of reasons for casting a ballot early, everything from I don’t have the time next Tuesday to I want to get it out of the way to make sure may vote counts and nothing last minute keeps me from voting. The issues with the most interest seem to be the Presidential race and the seven state questions.
Early voting runs through Saturday at 2pm only at the Election Board on North Denver and the Hardesty Library near 93rd and South Memorial. Polls open on November 8th, Election Day, at 7am. Results can be heard here on KWGS.