Pauls Valley, Oklahoma —
One deadline is on Halloween, while voters wanting to get an early jump on next week’s general election have their chance starting Friday, Nov. 2.
The in-person absentee voting is scheduled from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday followed by 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 3 and a full day on Monday, Nov. 5 (8 a.m.-6 p.m.).
No reason is needed as eligible voters may cast the early ballots during the three-day period at the Garvin County Election Board office in the county courthouse in Pauls Valley.
For those still interested in having absentee ballots mailed to them, applications are available at the Election Board office or online at the www.ok.gov/elections website.
The deadline to submit the applications for mailed absentee ballots is 5 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 31.
All voters in Garvin County can make their choices in the big race for U.S. president, one U.S. House race, six state questions and a long list of judges for the Oklahoma Supreme Court and the courts of criminal and civil appeals.
Different parts of the county will also have two state Senate races and four state House offices.
On the ballot is a Congressional race for the District 4 office in the U.S. House as Republican incumbent Tom Cole faces Democrat Donna Marie Bebo and Independent R.J. Harris.
One state Senate race is in District 13 as Democrat incumbent Susan Paddack faces Republican Fred E. Smith.
The Senate race in District 43 pits Democrat Mike Fullerton against Republican Corey Brooks.
Among the state House races is Republican incumbent Lisa Billy who seeks another term in the District 42 office while facing challenge from Democrat Steven Vines.
The other races in the state House are in District 48 with Democrat Brian Spencer going against Republican Patrick Ownbey, District 20 with Democrat Matt Branstetter facing Republican Bobby Cleveland and District 22 with Democrat Doris Anne Row facing Republican Charles A. McCall.
Dr. Tim Mauldin is scheduled to share information on the state questions during a forum open to the public at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 30 at PV’s public library.
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Authority close to hospital loan
The next crucial step toward keeping Pauls Valley General Hospital around for the long haul is going to require a bit more waiting, but those involved in securing a lifeline are confident stability is just around the corner.
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Theft trio leads to one suspect
All signs are pointing to the same man being the one who committed a trio of burglaries described as “smash and grab” thefts, including one right here in Garvin County.
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No arrests made after body found
As of Wednesday no arrests had been made after one day earlier authorities were led to where a dead body was found in Rush Creek as it passes through Pauls Valley.
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Awards thrice as nice for Main Street
Praise and accolades seem to be developing as a regular result of efforts from those involved with Main Street Pauls Valley.
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Triple Header for City Officials at meetings tonight
The Pauls Valley City Council, PV Hospital Authority and Municipal Authority have set their meetings at City Hall at 5:30 p.m. this evening.
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Today is the day for PV voters
Pauls Valley voters are reminded today is the day to cast ballots for a city council runoff race.
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A food drive that keeps on giving
The success of a letter carriers’ food drive this past weekend in Pauls Valley is expected to provide a major boost to a local food bank.
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Recycling now a reality in PV
The waiting is finally over and the dream has come true for those who have long awaited the opening of Pauls Valley’s first recycling center.
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