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Oklahoma election board says party changes are frozen before Aug. 25 runoff voting

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By Abigail Ogle Verified
| KOCO-TV (Oklahoma City, OK) Verified
Oklahoma's runoff primary elections are scheduled for Aug. 25, and the Oklahoma State Election Board addressed a frequently asked question about changing party affiliation for the runoff. The board said that in even-numbered years, such as 2026, voters cannot change their party affiliation between April 1 and Aug. 31. Applications to change parties received during this period will be processed starting in September. So, what party you are now-that's the ballot you'll be getting on Aug.
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Route 66 centennial caravan brings vintage cars to Oklahoma

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By Abigail Ogle Verified
| KOCO-TV (Oklahoma City, OK) Verified
A centennial caravan celebrating Route 66 brought vintage and classic vehicles to Oklahoma on Tuesday, traveling through Bethany and crossing the Lake Overholser Bridge.The Oklahoma Route 66 Association organized the event, which featured a variety of vehicles, including cars from the early 1920s, motorcycles and pickup trucks. Rhys Martin, president of the Route 66 Association, shared his enthusiasm for the event.
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Oklahoma voters to take to the polls to decide key primary races on Tuesday

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By Abigail Ogle Verified
| KOCO-TV (Oklahoma City, OK) Verified
Oklahoma voters will head to the polls Tuesday to cast ballots in several high-profile primary races under the state's closed primary system. The closed primary system means voters can only vote for candidates within the political party they are registered with, and mixing Republican and Democratic candidates on the same ballot is not allowed.
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