Voting tips offered by Election Board Secretary

Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, February 9, for the Guthrie School District, Cashion School District, Crescent School District, Luther School District, Mulhall/Orlando School, Francis Tuttle Vo-Tech, and Gordon Cooper Vo-Tech Annual School Election, and City of Guthrie Special Election, Logan County Election Board Secretary Erin Dorio offered voters tips on how to make their votes count.

Dorio said that a valid ballot marking—a filled-in box (in either blue or black ballpoint ink)—is important.  If voters make mistakes marking their ballots, Dorio said they should not try to correct those errors.  Instead, a voter should return the spoiled ballot to precinct officials, who will destroy it and issue a new ballot to the voter.

Dorio also urged voters to take their voter identification cards with them to the polls.  “Your voter ID card (issued by the Logan County Election Board) can help precinct officials find your name in the Precinct Registry, and it may help them resolve the problem if you are not listed in the Registry for some reason,” Dorio explained.  Alternatively, voters can bring an unexpired photo ID card issued by the U.S. government, the state of Oklahoma, or a federally recognized tribal government.

Voters without ID, or whose names are not found in the Precinct Registry, or voters who disagree with the information shown in the Registry, may always cast a provisional ballot.  A provisional ballot is sealed in a special envelope and counted after election day if the voter’s information can be verified by the County Election Board.

Dorio said that voters who want to get through the line quickly should vote a mid-morning or mid-afternoon, because those usually are the two slowest periods.

“Anyone who is eligible and in line at the polling place at 7 p.m. on Tuesday will be entitled to vote,” the Logan County Election Board Secretary added.

Following is a list of the precinct polling places in the Guthrie School District, Cashion School District, Crescent School District, Luther School District, Mulhall/Orlando School, Francis Tuttle Vo-Tech, and Gordon Cooper Vo-Tech Annual School Election, and City of Guthrie Special Election Election on February 9:

101      First Baptist Church (18750 West Hwy 74F, Cashion)

102      Harmony Community Church (1202 South Pennsylvania, Guthrie)

103      Oak Cliff Fire Station #2 (Santa Fe & Charter Oak, Edmond)

104      Seward Road Baptist Church (4801 West Seward Road, Guthrie)

105      Lakeview Baptist Church (Seward and Sooner Road, Guthrie)

106      Waterloo Church of the Nazarene (457 West Waterloo Road, Edmond)

201      First Christian Church (200 West Main, Coyle)

203      Meridian Fire Station (12250 Hwy 105, Guthrie)

204      Guthrie Housing Authority (1524 Perkins, Guthrie)

205      Bible Baptist Church (4820 South Division, Guthrie)

206      Hispanic Baptist Church (11300 South Douglas Blvd, Guthrie)

207      Woodcrest Baptist Church (11300 South Douglas Blvd, Guthrie)

301      Marshall Town Hall (204 East Main, Marshall)

302      Orlando Community Center (18 Main Street, Orlando)

303      Crescent Community Center (621 East Van Buren, Crescent)

304      Mulhall Community Center (118 Baty, Mulhall)

305      Guthrie Christian Church (1802 West Logan, Guthrie)

306      Noble Avenue Baptist Church (1219 West Noble, Guthrie)

307      First Christian Church (402 East Noble, Guthrie)

308      First Assembly of God Church (1900 South Division, Guthrie)

309      Wesley Foundation (210 Sammy Davis Jr., Langston)

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