Election

As voters go to the polls tomorrow, there is at least one unknown factor. Tulsa’s Latino population has exploded since the last Presidential election. How will those folks vote?                 

Hispanic Community leader Ed Martinez feels most Latinos will line up with the Democrats. He says however, most are more conservative than they actually realize.

While most feel the presidential election in Oklahoma is a foregone conclusion, it is unknown what the Latino vote will mean in the First District Congressional race.

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — In a Sooner state essentially controlled by Democrats for nearly a century, Republicans are hoping to capture all five U.S. House seats on Tuesday and wrap up a devastating decade for the Oklahoma Democratic Party.

The Tulsa County Election Board is prepared for big crowds as early voting gets underway today in Oklahoma.

Four ars ago in the last presidential election, lines ran all the way to the street and down the sidewalk. Early in-person absentee voting is allowed today , Saturday, and Monday…but you must go to the Election Board on North Denver Avenue to cast your ballot.