The first day of early voting for the General Election in Oklahoma included long lines and hours of waiting to cast ballots. Early voting started Wednesday, Oct. 30 and will continue through Saturday, Nov. 2.
When the Rush Fire broke out the afternoon of Thursday, Oct. 24, some of the very first firefighters to respond were local volunteer firefighters. Although the battle to contain the Rush Fire recently transferred over to federal control, volunteer firefighters still spent several days keeping the wildfire at bay.
Oklahomans are urged to not participate in any activities that may spark a wildfire this week. A Red Flag Warning has been issued for most of Oklahoma on Monday, Oct. 28, and elevated to near critical fire danger is expected Tuesday and Wednesday.
Over the weekend, the Rush Fire continued burning through the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge in southwest Oklahoma. On Monday, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service provided an update on the wildfire and announced that the refuge would remain closed as containment efforts continued.
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Several states have already opened polls for early voting in the General Election, but early voting isn't set to begin in Oklahoma until Wednesday, Oct. 30. Oklahomans will have four days of early voting before the official day of voting on Tuesday, Nov. 5.
It's now less than three weeks till the Nov. 5 General Election, and Oklahomans will have the opportunity to cast their ballot early starting on Oct. 30. Early voting for the General Election in Oklahoma will take place Oct 30 through Nov. 2.