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'We're Going To Make It': Rogers County Election Board Prepares For Early Voting After Tornado Damages Building

News On 6 The Rogers County election board office's power was back on Tuesday after eight days without electricity since the tornado. Early voting takes place in the building a week from Thursday, and cleanup continues.

'Shaking Like A Leaf': Claremore Man, 81, Survives Tornado While Sheltering In Bathroom

Amy Slanchik Harold Gillis, 81, has lived alone since his wife Helen passed away in 2018 and was on the phone with his son during the storm on Saturday.

New Oklahoma Law Aims To Expedite Removal Of Deceased Voters From Roll

Cal Day House Bill 1950 went into effect on January 1, requiring the state election board secretary to get death records from the Social Security Administration and alert local election boards if there is a match to a registered voter.

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Catoosa Voters To Decide On Additional Funding For New Elementary School

Cal Day Voters first approved a $54 million bond last year for the new building. The district is now asking for an extra $9 million to get the job done.

Catoosa Voters To Decide On Additional Funding For New Elementary School

Cal Day Voters first approved a $54 million bond last year for the new building. The district is now asking for an extra $9 million to get the job done.

Claremore City Council Winner Unable To Serve District After Ward Seat Mistake

Cal Day A Claremore City Council candidate who won her election this week will not be able to take office after realizing she doesn’t live in the ward she was elected to win.

Claremore City Council Winner Unable To Serve District After Ward Seat Mistake

Cal Day A Claremore City Council candidate who won her election this week will not be able to take office after realizing she doesn’t live in the ward she was elected to win.

Bill Calling For Pay Raises For Poll Workers Moves Through State Legislature

Cal Day A bill moving through the state legislature would give poll workers double the amount in pay on election days. Lawmakers and local election officials hope this would get more people interested in working at the polls when it’s time to vote.

Bill Calling For Pay Raises For Poll Workers Moves Through State Legislature

Voters Turnout Early Ahead Of March Special Election

Matt Rahn Early voting kicked off Thursday ahead of next Tuesday’s special election. A steady stream of voters came through the doors of the Rogers County election board to cast their vote. One of the biggest items on the ballot is the Oklahoma State Question about legalizing recreational marijuana.

Voters Turnout Early Ahead Of March Special Election

What To Know Before Early Voting Starts In Oklahoma On Nov. 2

News On 6 Early voting in Oklahoma starts on November 2. News On 6's McKenzie Gladney was live with what you need to know before you head out to the polls!

What To Know Before Early Voting Starts In Oklahoma On Nov. 2

News On 6 Early voting in Oklahoma starts on November 2. News On 6's McKenzie Gladney was live with what you need to know before you head out to the polls!

Rogers County In Need Of Democratic Poll Workers For Upcoming Elections

Cal Day Staff at the Rogers County Election Board say they need more registered Democrats to serve as poll workers for upcoming elections.

Rogers County In Need Of Democratic Poll Workers For Upcoming Elections

Cal Day Staff at the Rogers County Election Board say they need more registered Democrats to serve as poll workers for upcoming elections.

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Some Rogers County Voters To Receive New Voter ID Cards By Mail

Cal Day Many registered voters in Rogers County will soon receive new voter identification cards in the mail throughout the coming days. The county election board says nearly half the voters have been redistricted to a new precinct or polling location for the upcoming elections.

Some Rogers County Voters To Receive New Voter ID Cards By Mail

Rogers County Election Board Staff Working From Home Following Positive COVID-19 Tests

Cal Day The Rogers County Election Board office in Claremore will be closed until after Christmas due to some staff members testing positive for COVID-19. The staff is now working from home and is still able to answer questions. “I have forwarded the phones to my cell phone so anybody that calls the office goes straight to my phone,” said Julie Dermody, Rogers County Election Board Secretary. “Two of us have our computers at home so we can take care of essential things that need to be taken care of.”

Rogers County Election Board Staff Working From Home Following Positive COVID-19 Tests

Rogers Co. Voting Precincts Use Curbside Doorbells To Help Those With Disabilities

News On 6 The Rogers County Election Board has made it easier for people with disabilities to vote on Election Day.

Rogers Co. Voting Precincts Use Curbside Doorbells To Help Those With Disabilities

News On 6 The Rogers County Election Board has made it easier for people with disabilities to vote on Election Day.

Rogers County Election Board Looks To Add More Poll Workers

News On 6 The Rogers County Election Board says it's hiring more poll workers than normal for this year's election.

Rogers County Election Board Looks To Add More Poll Workers

News On 6 The Rogers County Election Board says it's hiring more poll workers than normal for this year's election.

Rogers County Election Board Extends Hours For Voter Registration

Cal Day The Rogers County Election Board is extending their business hours until midnight to help voters on Friday, the last day to register to vote in Oklahoma for November’s general election. “We’re trying to go that little extra mile just to make sure our voters feel confident that their vote is going to be taken care of,” said Julie Dermody, Rogers County Election Board Secretary.

Rogers County Election Board Extends Hours For Voter Registration

First Day Of Early Voting Sees Strong Turnout In Northeast Oklahoma

Emory Bryan

Oklahomans started voting Thursday in the state primary and to decide a state question on medical marijuana. Turnout is already strong for a mid-summer election.

First Day Of Early Voting Sees Strong Turnout In Northeast Oklahoma

Emory Bryan

Oklahomans started voting Thursday in the state primary and to decide a state question on medical marijuana. Turnout is already strong for a mid-summer election.

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