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The Cleveland County Election Board has begun moving out of its downtown Norman offices and should open at its new digs, 614 E. Robinson St., today, a CCEB spokeswoman said Monday.
Anette Pretty, assistant executive secretary of CCEB, said the board has been at its current location, 122 S. Peters Ave., since 2004.
Pretty said this move shouldn't be an issue for the CCEB staff, whose next election (on two proposed school bonds) falls on Dec. 8.
"We're seamless," Pretty said. "We'll be fine." Right now, the CCEB is sharing the building with a bank and the Cleveland County Sheriff's Department.
Who exactly will fill the prime downtown office space the CCEB is vacating is still up in the air.
Candidates for sheriff include:
Mark Hamm, 41, R-Moore;
Roy D. Magerkurth, 71, R-Moore;
Rick Adkins, 30, D-Lexington;
Joe Lester, 64, R-Norman;
Lynn Statton, 48, R-Oklahoma City;
Kelly Owings, 46, D-Lexington
Timothy Carson, 47, R-Moore.
District 2 Cleveland County Commissioner
District 2, George Skinner, 72, R-Norman
Earl Cox, 47, R-Noble
Charles Wright, 44, R-Newalla
Cleveland County Clerk:
Kerri Hudson, 42, R-Norman;
Tammy Howard, 41, R-Norman.
Cleveland County Court Clerk:
Rhonda Hall, 46, D-Moore
Candidates for the seven-way race for sheriff include:
Mark Hamm, 41, R-Moore;
Roy D. Magerkurth, 71, R-Moore;
Rick Adkins, 30, D-Lexington;
Joe Lester, 64, R-Norman;
Lynn Statton, 48, R-Oklahoma City;
Kelly Owings, 46, D-Lexington
Timothy Carson, 47, R-Moore.
District 2 Cleveland County Commissioner
George Skinner drew two opponents: Earl Cox, 47, of Noble and Charles Wright, 44, of Newalla.
Cleveland County Clerk:
Kerri Hudson, 42, R-Norman;
Tammy Howard, 41, R-Norman.
Cleveland County Court Clerk:
Rhonda Hall, 46, D-Moore
Cleveland County Sheriff:
Mark Hamm, 41, R-Moore;
Roy D. Magerkurth, 71, R-Moore;
Rick Adkins, 30, D-Lexington;
Joe Lester, 64, R-Norman;
Lynn Statton, 48, R-Oklahoma City;
Kelly Owings, 46, D-Lexington;
Timothy Carson, 47, R-Moore
Cleveland County Commissioner:
District 2 -- George Skinner, 72, R-Norman.
Cleveland County Clerk:
Kerri Hudson, 42, R-Norman;
Tammy Howard, 41, R-Norman.
Cleveland County Court Clerk:
Rhonda Hall, 46, D-Moore
Registered voters in Cleveland County who want to vote by mail absentee in next Tuesday’s Presidential Preferential Primary and Annual School Elections have missed the application deadline, County Election Board Secretary Paula G. Roberts said today.
“They aren’t out of luck, however,” Roberts said.
Voters who want to cast absentee ballots can still do so by going to the County Election Board office, Friday, February 1 , from 8 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Saturday, February 2, from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., Or Monday, February 4 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. A two-member, bipartisan Absentee Voting Board will be on duty each day to assist in-person absentee voters at the Cleveland County Election Board located at 122 S. Peters Avenue, Norman.
“In-person absentee voters fill out an application form when they arrive at the office. They are not required to state a reason for voting in-person absentee,” Roberts said. “They are required to swear that they have not voted a regular mail absentee ballot and that they will not vote at their polling places on election day.”
According to Roberts, the Absentee Voting Board verifies a voter’s registration information, and then issues the voter’s ballot(s). The voter marks the ballot(s) in a voting booth and then puts them in the voting device. “It is very much like voting at a precinct polling place,” said Roberts.
For more information, contact the County Election Board office located at 122 S. Peters Avenue, Norman, OK 73069. The telephone number is 366-0210.
The Cleveland County Election Board has begun moving out of its downtown Norman offices and should open at its new digs, 614 E. Robinson St., today, a CCEB spokeswoman said Monday. 
