OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma State Election Board announced the state reached a record number of registered voters ahead of the Nov. 5 election.
This year, over 140,000 registered to vote and just under 30,000 registered since Sept. 30.
The State Election Board said statistics show this is largest total number of registered voters before a Presidential Election since Oklahoma started tracking pre-election voter registration statistics in 2000.
Here's how those numbers break down:
- Republicans - Up 87,419 this year, making up 52.33% of registered voters
- Democrats - Up 6,450 this year, making up 26.98% of registered voters
- Independents - Up 45,776 this year, making up 19.72% of registered voters
- Libertarians - Up 1,378 this year, making up .95% of registered voters
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