Super Tuesday narrowed the field of Democratic candidates with Joe Biden claiming the overall win, followed by Bernie Sanders, distant Michael Bloomberg and Elizabeth Warren, and a faint running Tulsi Gabbard. Wednesday

Allen voters in Pontotoc County agreed by giving Biden 32 of the 89 votes cast, followed by Sanders with 18, Bloomberg with 12, Warren with 11, and Gabbard with 4. Twelve votes were cast for the other named candidates who have already dropped out of the race.

Allen residents registered as Democrats voting in Hughes County agreed by giving Biden 11 of the votes cast. This was followed by 5 for Bloomberg, 4 for Amy Klobuchar, 3 for Sanders, 1 for Warren, and Dianna Brannan alone voted for Tulsa Gabbard. Three additional votes were cast to make the total of 28 Democratic voters.

Biden received half of the 48 democratic votes placed in Atwood, with 5 for Sanders, 4 for Bloomberg, 3 for Warren, and 3 for Gabbard. A total of 48 votes were cast.

Calvin had 58 democrats cast ballots with 15 going to Biden; 10 to Warren; 6 to Bloomberg; 5 to Sanders; and 4 to Gabbard. The balance was scattered among the other candidates named on the ballot.

Gerty brought in 57 voters with 19 supporting Biden; 10 for Sanders; 6 for Warren; 4 for Gabbard; and 3 for Bloomberg.

If Pontotoc County Allen Republican voters have their way Trump will have no problem with re-election. He received 100% of the 71 votes cast at the First Baptist Church, but in Hughes County two of the 37 voters dissented. One went with Joe Walsh and one with Roque Rocky de la Fuente.

All 41 Republican voters in Atwood went with Trump; 39 of the 40 voters in Calvin went with Trump with one going for Walsh; and 41 of the 43 in Gerty went Trump, the remain two votes with to Walsh.

Holdenville voters gave an overwhelming yes to the proposed hospital tax, 517 to 172.