For the benefit of those wanting to vote early in Canadian County, here is a bit of information to help you. The state's election board website lists the two places in Canadian County as the Canadian Valley Technology Center on south Czech Hall Road and at the Election Board in El Reno. However, the El Reno location is NOT at the offices of the Election Board. That location is at 2707 Faith Avenue in El Reno, which is just off of SW 27th Street and right behind the fire station there. Faith Avenue is the one just west of the fire station building. The little knub to the southwest part of the building (El Reno Public Safety Center) is the entrance.
We went there after seeing all the cars and people at the Technology Center and was in and out in about 25 minutes.
We went there after seeing all the cars and people at the Technology Center and was in and out in about 25 minutes.
For early voting, do you have to stay in your county, or can you go to a neighboring county to vote? OK county has long lines in both polling places.
I’m under the assumption that you have to vote in the county you’re registered in
I’m under the assumption that you have to vote in the county you’re registered in
That is my understanding. Only one's county election board would have records of one on their voter rolls for their precincts. No other county would have that.
I'm pleased that there was a sign up in the early voting place to have one's green application sheet (picked up at the door) and a photo ID.
Got to NSU in BA at 10am. The parking lot was packed. Inside, the line snaked around up and down both sides of most every hallway in the admin building. We were done and back to the car at 1:30pm.
All the Liberals are voting.
We voted early yesterday afternoon at the Pawnee County court house. Lots of folks but the line moved quickly. We were in and out in 20 mins.
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