ELECTION 2004: Oklahoma

DFU

[doug from upland]

Put info and links about Oklahoma here.

[Chani]

ping

[TomGuy]

Live election results [after polls close this eveing]:

Oklahoma (evote.com)
Oklahoma (Secretary of State)

[Free Trapper]

Voted in S. Oklahoma in a low population area with a good turnout.

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One family member is newly registered this year and his name was marked on the list to check his ID.

Another family member is now registered in Texas but left on the Oklahoma list and there's no "check ID" flag on his name because he voted here in the past.

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Before this election and the last,the poll workers were known to everyone around and knew everyone in the area.The new poll workers don't know who's who around here and vote fraud would be easy to get away with.

Any male could vote as my family member that moved,no questions asked. :(

[2Jedismom]

I'll ping my OK list in a bit...we've all been communicating through our Locale!

[Okies love Dubya 2]

Bump for the Okie segment of FR!

[sawoody]

Thanks for the links.

Whoever did the write-up on the Coburn/Carson race on evote.com is a complete moron.

I'd advise sticking to the Secretary of State site.

[2Jedismom]

Precincts are starting to come in...

http://www.state.ok.us/~elections/04gen.html

[ConservativeMan55]

Dr. Tom projected the winner!!!!

[2Jedismom]

Here we are stamping fliers for Coburn! According to the coordinator, volunteers stamped 850,000 fliers in two days.

Stamping and putting out supplies...

Me, with my jedis, taking a break in stamping. This day, I stamped for 8 hours and the jedis picked up trash and handed out supplies to the stampers for 4 hours...

Here I am making phonecalls at the campaign headquarters. This is the day I met Honeybunch and OKSooner...

[SuziQ]

Great job you, the Jedis, and the other homeschoolers did for Senator elect Coburn!

[2Jedismom]

Note the textbooks in the foreground of the first picture?? Matthew finished his schoolwork while I worked on the stamping!

[ConservativeMan55]

[2Jedismom]

When we started homeschooling, some 5 years ago, I would often think to myself "Homeschoolers could potentially change the country." I think I even spoke of this with Osage Orange at work one evening. I really felt it was true.

With this election, I'm totally convinced. Scads of homeschoolers, unshackled by public school requirements, were able to be a part of the election process here in Oklahoma through Generation Joshua. It was INCREDIBLE. I saw with my eyes the beginning fruition of my hopes. The Coburn campaign was greatly influenced by it's volunteers and a huge well-coordinated homeschool effort.

It was awesome. I am still delighted.

[ConservativeMan55]

I am convinced that we were more passionate than they were.

[2Jedismom]

Oh yeah!! That protest in front of Carson's office here in Tulsa was Fantastic! LOL You've never seen such pruney faces as the Carson office workers had! And the Coburn supporters were upbeat and determined. It was great. People were smiling and waving and shouted "Stop the lies!" Cars were honking and most people driving by were supportive...

[ConservativeMan55]

Did you see my post on the other thread.

That Carson knew he was going to lose three weeks before the election?