Oklahoma Elector Shares Experience In Washington DC During Capitol Riot

Thursday, January 7th 2021, 5:13 pm

By: Emory Bryan

TULSA, Okla. -

Some Oklahomans got caught up in the lockdowns Wednesday in Washington D.C., including a Tulsa woman who went there to protest how she said other states handled the election.

A number of Oklahomans went to protest, including a woman who as an elector, cast her ballot for President Trump in the electoral college.

News On 6's Emory Bryan has the story.

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