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Representative Stephanie Bice 117th United States Congress Oklahoma's 5TH Congressional District NUMBER OF DELIVERY SITES IN 22 CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (main organization in bold) CENTRAL OKLAHOMA FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER, INC. Central Oklahoma Family Medical Center, Inc. - 527 W 3rd St Konawa, OK 74849-1415 COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS INC. Community Health Centers, Inc. - 12716 NE 36th St Choctaw, OK 73020 Community Health Shawnee Family Medical Center - 130 N Broadway Ave Ste 300 Shawnee, OK 74801-6939 Healing Hands Hlth Care Svcs - 411 NW 11th St Oklahoma City, OK 73103-3913 Jordan's Crossing - 301 W I 240 Service Rd Oklahoma City, OK 73139-7701 Perry A. Klaassen Family Medical Center - 1901 Springlake Dr Oklahoma City, OK 73111-5201 Salvation Army Chesapeake Center of Hope - 1001 N Pennsylvania Ave Oklahoma City, OK 73107-6411 WestTown - 1729 NW 3rd St Oklahoma City, OK 73106-2810 YWCA Passageways - Undisclosed Address Oklahoma City, OK EAST CENTRAL OKLAHOMA FAMILY HEALTH CENTER INC ECOFHC Wewoka - 121 N Mekusukey Ave Wewoka, OK 74884-2117 VARIETY CARE, INC. Britton Health Center - 721 W Britton Rd Oklahoma City, OK 73114-2909 Variety Care - Inasmuch Pediatric & Wellness Center - 500 SW 44th St Oklahoma City, OK 73109-3540 Variety Care - Pivot - 201 NE 50th St Rm 117 Oklahoma City, OK 73105-1811 Variety Care - Reno - 4000 W Reno Ave Oklahoma City, OK 73107-6632 Variety Care - Straka Family Health Center - 1025 Straka Ter Oklahoma City, OK 73139-2544 Variety Care at Pete White Health and Wellness Center - 4021 S Walker Ave Ste 201 Oklahoma City, OK 73109-6977 Variety Care Executive and Administration Offices - 3000 N Grand Blvd Oklahoma City, OK 73107-1818 Variety Care Mid-Del Family Health Center - 3851 Tinker Diagonal Del City, OK 73115-2109 Variety Care Mobile Van #1 - 1025 Straka Ter Oklahoma City, OK 73139-2544 Variety Care Pediatric Center on North Portland - 5320 N Portland Ave Oklahoma City, OK 73112-2098 Variety Care Tenth Street Family Medical Center - 4023 NW 10th St Oklahoma City, OK 73107-6038 Variety Care, General Pershing Wellness Campus - 2617 General Pershing Blvd Oklahoma City, OK 73107-6437 Sources | Federally-Funded Delivery Site Locations: data.HRSA.gov, November 16, 2020. © National Association of Community Health Centers, 2021. For more information, please contact [email protected]..

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Oklahoma State Election Board
OKLAHOMA STATE ELECTION BOARD June 2, 2021 The Honorable Jim lnhofe, United States Senator The Honorable James Lankford, United States Senator Senators lnhofe and Lankford: As Oklahoma's chief election official, I am writing to make you aware of my concerns regarding S.1, companion legislation of H.R.1, which was considered by the United States Senate Rules Committee on May 11, 2021. In short, S.1 is an unnecessary (and constitutionally dubious) federalization of election administration policy that would negatively impact our ability to administer fair and secure elections in Oklahoma. The administration of elections should be left to the States, as the Constitution and our federal form of government intends. The justification for S.1 that I hear most often from its proponents is that it is necessary to counter new "voter suppression" la ws in the States. But the concerns about these new election laws seem exaggerated, and in many cases appear to be based on misinformation about the content of those laws. Furthermore, regardless of what is happening in other States, there is no evidence of "voter suppression" here in our state. S.1 seeks to supersede most of Oklahoma's election administration and election integrity laws. For example, it legalizes absentee ballot harvesting and makes it virtually impossible to verify the identity of in-person and absentee voters - in direct contravention of Oklahoma's election laws. S.1 also attempts to micromanage some of the most minute details of election administration, such as voting hours and polling place locations. S.1 is not compatible with Oklahoma's election deadlines.
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