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Last updated: October 29, 2024

Thousands of general elections are taking place across the United States on November 5, 2024. Those elections include offices at the federal, state, and local levels. This is one of 50 pages in which Ballotpedia previews the elections happening in each state as part of the Daily Brew’s 50 states in 25 days series.

This page provides an overview of all elections happening in Oklahoma within our coverage scope on November 5, 2024. Those elections include offices for five U.S. Representatives, 101 state Representatives, 26 state Senators, six State Supreme Court Justices, and six Intermediate Appellate Court Justices. Additionally, there are two statewide ballot measures on the ballot in Oklahoma. On this page, you will also find information regarding:

How to vote in Oklahoma
The elected offices that Oklahoma voters can expect to see on their ballots
The races in Oklahoma that Ballotpedia is covering as battlegrounds
The ballot measures that voters in Oklahoma will decide on
Ballotpedia's Sample Ballot Lookup Tool
The partisan balance of Oklahoma's congressional delegation and state government
Past presidential election results in Oklahoma
The competitiveness of legislative elections in Oklahoma
The candidates who are on the ballot in Oklahoma

Voting information

See also: Voting in Oklahoma

Election information in Oklahoma: Nov. 5, 2024, election.

What was the voter registration deadline?

In-person: Oct. 11, 2024
By mail: Postmarked by Oct. 11, 2024
Online: Oct. 11, 2024

Was absentee/mail-in voting available to all voters?

Yes

What was the absentee/mail-in ballot request deadline?

In-person: Oct. 21, 2024
By mail: Received by Oct. 21, 2024
Online: Oct. 21, 2024

What was the absentee/mail-in ballot return deadline?

In-person: Nov. 5, 2024
By mail: Received by Nov. 5, 2024

Was early voting available to all voters?

Yes

What were the early voting start and end dates?

Oct. 30, 2024 to Nov. 2, 2024

Were all voters required to present ID at the polls? If so, was a photo or non-photo ID required?

N/A

When were polls open on Election Day?

7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. (CST)

What's on the ballot?

2024 elections

See also: Oklahoma elections, 2024

Oklahoma voters will elect five U.S. Representatives.

There is one state executive office up for election: corporation commissioner.

All 101 seats in the state House and 24 of 48 seats in the state Senate, plus two districts up for special election, are on the ballot. There are 14 open seats in the House and eight in the Senate.

Three of the nine justices on the Oklahoma Supreme Court and three of the five justices on the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals are up for retention election. Oklahoma is one of two states with two courts of last resort. As of 2024, Texas is the only other state with this system.

Six seats on the Oklahoma Court of Appeals are up for retention election.

Municipal elections will be held in Tulsa (runoff) for mayor and city council and in Canadian County, Cleveland County, Oklahoma County, and Tulsa County for clerk, sheriff, county commission, and court clerk.

Oklahoma is one of 26 states where we are expanding our local election coverage beyond the nation's biggest cities, school districts, and state capitals. Including those mentioned above, Ballotpedia is covering 70 candidates in 33 races for offices such as local councils and other county-level positions.

Voters will decide on two statewide ballot measures.

Below is a list of Oklahoma elections covered by Ballotpedia in 2024. Click the links to learn more about each type:

Oklahoma elections, 2024
Office	Elections?	More information
U.S. Senate	—	—
U.S. House	✓	Click here
Congress special election	—	—
Governor	—	—
Other state executive	✓	Click here
State Senate	✓	Click here
State House	✓	Click here
Special state legislative	✓	Click here
State Supreme Court	✓	Click here
Intermediate appellate courts	✓	Click here
School boards	✓	Click here
Municipal government	✓	Click here
Recalls	✓	Click here
Ballot measures	✓	Click here
Local ballot measures	✓	Click here

Legend: ✓ election(s) / — no elections
Subject to Ballotpedia's scope

Your ballot

See also: Sample Ballot Lookup

Noteworthy elections

As of October 29, 2024, Ballotpedia has identified one election as a battleground race. Those are the races that we expect to have a meaningful effect on the balance of power in governments or to be particularly competitive or compelling.

Oklahoma Supreme Court elections, 2024: Three of the nine justices on the Oklahoma Supreme Court and three of the five justices on the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals are up for retention election. Oklahoma is one of two states with two courts of last resort. As of 2024, Texas is the only other state with this system.
- The Center for Politics' Louis Jacobson wrote, "While Oklahoma has become a ruby red state in recent years, the three supreme court justices facing retention elections this year were all appointed by Democratic governors."^[1]
- Bolts Magazine's Daniel Nichanian wrote supreme court races like this one "may potentially shift the outcome in high-stakes cases that are already in the legal pipeline."^[2] Some of the decisions the three justices ruled on include:
  - joining the 5-4 majority to strike down the state's ban on abortions in cases where the mother's life is threatened.^[3]
  - joining the 6-2 majority^[4] against a religious charter school receiving public funds.^[5]
  - joining the 9-0 majority in favor of the legislature over Gov. Kevin Stitt (R) on the governor's veto power on tribal matters.^[6]
  - Yvonne Kauger and Noma D. Gurich joined the 8-1 majority against reparations for survivors of the Tulsa Race Massacre and James Edmondson partially dissented.^[7]

Ballot measures

See also: Oklahoma 2024 ballot measures

There are two statewide ballot measures on the ballot in Oklahoma.

Type	Title	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	State Question 833	Allow municipalities to create public infrastructure districts when all property owners within the proposed district sign a petition and give public infrastructure districts the authority to issue bonds for public improvements if approved by voters within the district		559,982 (38%)	898,526 (62%)
LRCA	State Question 834	Prohibit the state and local governments from allowing noncitizens to vote	a	1,207,520 (81%)	288,267 (19%)

One hundred and thirty-nine statewide ballot measures were on the ballot in Oklahoma from 1985 to 2020. Voters approved 105 measures and defeated 34.

State analysis

Partisan balance

Republicans represent all five districts in Oklahoma's U.S. House delegation. In the U.S. House, Republicans have a 220-212 majority with three vacancies.

Republicans have a 40-8 majority in the state Senate and an 81-20 majority in the state House.

Because the governor is a Republican, Oklahoma is one of 23 states with a Republican trifecta. It has held this status since 2011, when a Republican governor took office. Oklahoma's attorney general and secretary of state are also Republicans. This makes Oklahoma one of 25 states with a Republican triplex.

Past presidential election results in Oklahoma

See also: Presidential election in Oklahoma, 2024

How a state's counties vote in a presidential election and the size of those counties can provide additional insights into election outcomes at other levels of government including statewide and congressional races. Below, four categories are used to describe each county's voting pattern over the 2012, 2016, and 2020 presidential elections: Solid, Trending, Battleground, and New. Click [show] on the table below for examples:

County-level voting pattern categories
Democratic
Status	2012	2016	2020
Solid Democratic	D	D	D
Trending Democratic	R	D	D
Battleground Democratic	D	R	D
New Democratic	R	R	D
Republican
Status	2012	2016	2020
Solid Republican	R	R	R
Trending Republican	D	R	R
Battleground Republican	R	D	R
New Republican	D	D	R

Following the 2020 presidential election, 100.0% of Oklahomans lived in one of the state's 77 Solid Republican counties, which voted for the Republican presidential candidate in every election from 2012 to 2020. Overall, Oklahoma was Solid Republican, having voted for Mitt Romney (R) in 2012, Donald Trump (R) in 2016, and Donald Trump (R) in 2020. Use the table below to view the total number of each type of county in Oklahoma following the 2020 election as well as the overall percentage of the state population located in each county type.

Oklahoma county-level statistics, 2020
Solid Republican	77	100.0%
Total voted Democratic	0	0.0%
Total voted Republican	77	100.0%

State legislative competitiveness

See also: Annual State Legislative Competitiveness Report: Vol. 14, 2024

According to Ballotpedia's annual state legislative competitiveness report, Oklahoma had a Competitiveness Index of 24.3, ranking it 35th of the 44 states that held elections.

22 of the 125 seats up for election were open (18%).
29 of the 103 incumbents who ran for re-election faced contested primaries (28%).
34 of the 125 seats up for election were contested by both major parties (27%).

2010-2024

Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents.

State Legislative Competitiveness Index in Oklahoma, 2010-2024
Year	Open seats	Incs. in contested primaries	Major party competition	Competitiveness Index	Rank
2010	17.6%	11.7%	43.2%	24.2	40 / 44
2012	18.4%	18.6%	35.2%	24.1	40 / 44
2014	24.0%	13.7%	36.8%	24.8	31 / 44
2016	32.8%	33.3%	69.6%	45.2	6 / 44
2018	34.4%	45.1%	72.8%	50.8	3 / 44
2020	8.8%	28.9%	38.4%	25.4	38 / 44
2022	16.0%	24.8%	28.8%	23.2	42 / 44
2024	17.6%	28.2%	27.2%	24.3	35 / 44

In 2024

Hover over column headings to learn more about their contents. Click on headings for more state-specific information.

State Legislative Competitiveness Index in Oklahoma, 2024
Chamber	Open seats	Incs. in contested primaries	Major party competition	Competitiveness Index
House	13.9%	24.1%	24.8%	20.9
Senate	33.3%	50.0%	37.5%	40.3
Total	17.6%	28.2%	27.2%	24.3

List of candidates

Federal Candidates
candidate	office	party	status
Kevin Hern Incumbent	U.S. House Oklahoma District 1	Republican	Won General
Paul Royse	U.S. House Oklahoma District 1	Republican	Lost Primary
Dennis Baker	U.S. House Oklahoma District 1	Democratic	Lost General
Evelyn Rogers	U.S. House Oklahoma District 1	Democratic	Lost Primary
Mark Sanders	U.S. House Oklahoma District 1	Independent	Lost General
Josh Brecheen Incumbent	U.S. House Oklahoma District 2	Republican	Won General
Brandon Wade	U.S. House Oklahoma District 2	Democratic	Lost General
Ronnie Hopkins	U.S. House Oklahoma District 2	Independent	Lost General
Frank Lucas Incumbent	U.S. House Oklahoma District 3	Republican	Won Primary
Robin Carder	U.S. House Oklahoma District 3	Republican	Lost Primary
Darren Hamilton	U.S. House Oklahoma District 3	Republican	Lost Primary
Tom Cole Incumbent	U.S. House Oklahoma District 4	Republican	Won General
Paul Bondar	U.S. House Oklahoma District 4	Republican	Lost Primary
Nick Hankins	U.S. House Oklahoma District 4	Republican	Lost Primary
Rick Harris	U.S. House Oklahoma District 4	Republican	Lost Primary
Andrew Hayes	U.S. House Oklahoma District 4	Republican	Lost Primary
Mary Brannon	U.S. House Oklahoma District 4	Democratic	Lost General
Kody Macaulay	U.S. House Oklahoma District 4	Democratic	Lost Primary
James Stacy	U.S. House Oklahoma District 4	Independent	Lost General
Stephanie Bice Incumbent	U.S. House Oklahoma District 5	Republican	Won General
Madison Horn	U.S. House Oklahoma District 5	Democratic	Lost General

State Candidates
candidate	office	party	status
Brian Bingman	Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner	Republican	Won General
Justin Hornback	Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner	Republican	Lost Primary
Russell Ray	Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner	Republican	Lost Primary
Harold Spradling	Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner	Democratic	Lost General
Chad Williams	Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner	Libertarian	Lost General
Micheal Bergstrom Incumbent	Oklahoma State Senate District 1	Republican	Won Primary
Houston Brittain	Oklahoma State Senate District 1	Republican	Lost Primary
Julie McIntosh	Oklahoma State Senate District 3	Republican	Won General
Patrick Sampson	Oklahoma State Senate District 3	Republican	Lost Primary
Blake Cowboy Stephens Incumbent	Oklahoma State Senate District 3	Republican	Lost Primary Runoff
Margaret Cook	Oklahoma State Senate District 3	Independent	Lost General
Warren Hamilton Incumbent	Oklahoma State Senate District 7	Republican	Won General
Jerry Donathan	Oklahoma State Senate District 7	Democratic	Lost General
Regina Goodwin	Oklahoma State Senate District 11	Democratic	Won Primary
Joe Williams	Oklahoma State Senate District 11	Democratic	Lost Primary
Jonathan Wingard	Oklahoma State Senate District 13	Republican	Won Primary
Greg McCortney Incumbent	Oklahoma State Senate District 13	Republican	Lost Primary
Lisa Standridge	Oklahoma State Senate District 15	Republican	Won General
Kyle Chapman	Oklahoma State Senate District 15	Republican	Lost Primary
Tommie Herell	Oklahoma State Senate District 15	Republican	Lost Primary
Robert Keyes	Oklahoma State Senate District 15	Republican	Lost Primary Runoff
Kelly Lynn	Oklahoma State Senate District 15	Republican	Lost Primary
Brandon Nofire	Oklahoma State Senate District 15	Republican	Lost Primary
Elizabeth Foreman	Oklahoma State Senate District 15	Democratic	Lost General
Shane Jett Incumbent	Oklahoma State Senate District 17	Republican	Won Primary
Rachael Melot	Oklahoma State Senate District 17	Republican	Lost Primary
Ron Sharp	Oklahoma State Senate District 17	Republican	Lost Primary
Cody Swearingen	Oklahoma State Senate District 17	Republican	Lost Primary
Randy Grellner	Oklahoma State Senate District 21	Republican	Won General
Kurt Murray	Oklahoma State Senate District 21	Republican	Lost Primary
James Winn	Oklahoma State Senate District 21	Republican	Lost Primary
Robin Fuxa	Oklahoma State Senate District 21	Democratic	Lost General
Brian Guthrie	Oklahoma State Senate District 25	Republican	Won General
Jeff Boatman	Oklahoma State Senate District 25	Republican	Lost Primary
Karen Gaddis	Oklahoma State Senate District 25	Democratic	Lost General
Casey Murdock Incumbent	Oklahoma State Senate District 27	Republican	Won Primary
Cody Anderson	Oklahoma State Senate District 27	Republican	Lost Primary
Julie Daniels Incumbent	Oklahoma State Senate District 29	Republican	Won Primary
Wendi Stearman	Oklahoma State Senate District 29	Republican	Lost Primary
Spencer Kern	Oklahoma State Senate District 31	Republican	Won Primary
Pamala McNall-Granier	Oklahoma State Senate District 31	Republican	Lost Primary
Rick Wolfe	Oklahoma State Senate District 31	Republican	Lost Primary
Christi Gillespie	Oklahoma State Senate District 33	Republican	Won General
William D. Bickerstaff	Oklahoma State Senate District 33	Republican	Lost Primary
Timothy Brooks	Oklahoma State Senate District 33	Republican	Lost Primary
Shelley Gwartney	Oklahoma State Senate District 33	Republican	Lost Primary Runoff
Bob Willis	Oklahoma State Senate District 33	Democratic	Lost General
Jo Anna Dossett Incumbent	Oklahoma State Senate District 35	Democratic	Won General
Dean Martin	Oklahoma State Senate District 35	Republican	Lost General
Aaron Reinhardt	Oklahoma State Senate District 37	Republican	Won General
Cody Rogers Incumbent	Oklahoma State Senate District 37	Republican	Lost Primary
Andrew Nutter	Oklahoma State Senate District 37	Independent	Lost General
Dave Rader Incumbent	Oklahoma State Senate District 39	Republican	Won General
Melissa Bryce	Oklahoma State Senate District 39	Democratic	Lost General
Kendal Sacchieri	Oklahoma State Senate District 43	Republican	Won General
Jessica Garvin Incumbent	Oklahoma State Senate District 43	Republican	Lost Primary
Sam Graefe	Oklahoma State Senate District 43	Democratic	Lost General
Mark Harold Mann	Oklahoma State Senate District 46 (Special election)	Democratic	Won General
Charles Barton	Oklahoma State Senate District 46 (Special election)	Republican	Lost General
Sam Wargin Grimaldo	Oklahoma State Senate District 46 (Special election)	Democratic	Lost Primary
David Pilchman	Oklahoma State Senate District 46 (Special election)	Independent	Lost General
Kelly Hines	Oklahoma State Senate District 47	Republican	Won General
Aaron Curry	Oklahoma State Senate District 47	Republican	Lost Primary
Jenny Schmitt	Oklahoma State Senate District 47	Republican	Lost Primary Runoff
Erin Brewer	Oklahoma State Senate District 47	Democratic	Lost General
Nikki Nice	Oklahoma State Senate District 48 (Special election)	Democratic	Won Primary
Constance Johnson	Oklahoma State Senate District 48 (Special election)	Democratic	Lost Primary
Eddy Dempsey Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 1	Republican	Won General
Victoria Lawhorn	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 1	Libertarian	Lost General
Jim Olsen Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 2	Republican	Won Primary
E.O. Smith	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 2	Republican	Lost Primary
Bob Ed Culver Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 4	Republican	Won General
Christopher Wier	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 4	Democratic	Lost General
Judd Strom Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 10	Republican	Won Primary
Chad McCarthy	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 10	Republican	Lost Primary
Mark Chapman	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 12	Republican	Won General
Crystal LaGrone	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 12	Democratic	Lost General
Neil Hays Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 13	Republican	Won Primary
Jarod Mendenhall	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 13	Republican	Lost Primary
Tim Turner	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 15	Republican	Won Primary
Gail Jackson	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 15	Republican	Lost Primary
Casey Johnson	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 15	Republican	Lost Primary
Spring Morrow	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 15	Republican	Lost Primary
Paul Palmer	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 15	Republican	Lost Primary
Scott Fetgatter Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 16	Republican	Won General
Rosie Lynch	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 16	Democratic	Lost General
Jonathan Wilk	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 20	Republican	Won General
Lonnie Burns	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 20	Republican	Lost Primary
Mike Fullerton	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 20	Republican	Lost Primary
Alivia Snow	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 20	Republican	Lost Primary
Mike Whaley	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 20	Republican	Lost Primary Runoff
Mitchell Jacob	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 20	Democratic	Lost General
Ryan Eaves	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 22	Republican	Won Primary
Troy Golden	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 22	Republican	Lost Primary
Derrick Hildebrant	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 23	Republican	Won Primary
Connor Whitham	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 23	Republican	Lost Primary
Ronny Johns Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 25	Republican	Won Primary
Robert Burch	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 25	Republican	Lost Primary
Dell Kerbs Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 26	Republican	Won General
Kerri Keck	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 26	Democratic	Lost General
Danny Williams Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 28	Republican	Won Primary
Darlene Wallace	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 28	Republican	Lost Primary
Jim Shaw	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 32	Republican	Won Primary Runoff
Jason Shilling	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 32	Republican	Lost Primary
Kevin Wallace Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 32	Republican	Lost Primary Runoff
Molly Jenkins	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 33	Republican	Won Primary
John Talley Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 33	Republican	Lost Primary
Trish Ranson Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 34	Democratic	Won General
Andrew Muchmore	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 34	Republican	Lost General
Ken Luttrell Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 37	Republican	Won General
Carter Rogers	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 37	Independent	Lost General
John Pfeiffer Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 38	Republican	Won General
Marven Goodman	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 38	Republican	Lost Primary
Doyle Lewis	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 38	Democratic	Lost General
Erick Harris	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 39 (Special election)	Republican	Won General
Kristen Ferate	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 39 (Special election)	Republican	Lost Primary
William Gaige Jr.	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 39 (Special election)	Republican	Lost Primary
Tim Hale	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 39 (Special election)	Republican	Lost Primary
Ronda Lee Peterson	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 39 (Special election)	Republican	Lost Primary
Cris Price	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 39 (Special election)	Republican	Lost Primary
Ross Vanhooser	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 39 (Special election)	Republican	Lost Primary
Regan Raff	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 39 (Special election)	Democratic	Lost General
Paul Timmons	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 39 (Special election)	Democratic	Lost Primary
Richard Prawdzienski	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 39 (Special election)	Libertarian	Lost General
Erick Harris Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 39	Republican	Won General
Richard Prawdzienski	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 39	Libertarian	Lost General
Denise Hader Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 41	Republican	Won General
Shea Bracken	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 41	Republican	Lost Primary
Mike Bockus	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 41	Democratic	Lost General
Cynthia Roe Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 42	Republican	Won Primary
Tony Bowen	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 42	Republican	Lost Primary
Matthew Huggans	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 42	Republican	Lost Primary
Jay Steagall Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 43	Republican	Won General
Shelli Selby	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 43	Republican	Lost Primary
Cassie Kinet	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 43	Independent	Lost General
Annie Menz Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 45	Democratic	Won General
Matt Watson	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 45	Republican	Lost General
Robert Murphy	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 45	Libertarian	Lost General
Jacob Rosecrants Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 46	Democratic	Won General
Alexander Torvi	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 46	Republican	Lost General
Tammy Townley Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 48	Republican	Won Primary
April Brown	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 48	Republican	Lost Primary
Stacy Adams	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 50	Republican	Won Primary Runoff
Andrew Aldridge	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 50	Republican	Lost Primary Runoff
Jayce Miller	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 50	Republican	Lost Primary
Clayton Pickard	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 50	Republican	Lost Primary
Jason Blair	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 53	Republican	Won Primary Runoff
Heather Boss	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 53	Republican	Lost Primary
Nick Pokorny	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 53	Republican	Lost Primary Runoff
Kathren Stehno	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 53	Republican	Lost Primary
Carl Newton Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 58	Republican	Won Primary
Kannin Koehn	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 58	Republican	Lost Primary
Mike Kelley	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 60	Republican	Won Primary Runoff
Ron Lynch	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 60	Republican	Lost Primary Runoff
Toni Pratt Reid	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 60	Republican	Lost Primary
Jason Warner	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 60	Republican	Lost Primary
Daniel Pae Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 62	Republican	Won General
Allison Offield	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 62	Democratic	Lost General
Hurchel Caldwell Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 63	Republican	Won General
Shykira Smith	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 63	Democratic	Lost General
Rande Worthen Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 64	Republican	Won General
Tom Sutherlin	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 64	Democratic	Lost General
Toni Hasenbeck Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 65	Republican	Won Primary
William Ratley	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 65	Republican	Lost Primary
Clay Staires Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 66	Republican	Won General
Kenneth Blevins	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 66	Libertarian	Lost General
Rob Hall	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 67	Republican	Won Primary
Bowden McElroy	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 67	Republican	Lost Primary
Ryan Myers	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 67	Republican	Lost Primary
Kane Smith	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 67	Republican	Lost Primary
Mike Lay	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 68	Republican	Won Primary
Jonathan Grable	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 68	Republican	Lost Primary
Suzanne Schreiber Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 70	Democratic	Won General
Brad Banks	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 70	Republican	Lost General
Michelle McCane	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 72	Democratic	Won Primary
Adam Martin	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 72	Democratic	Lost Primary
Ron Stewart	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 73	Democratic	Won Primary
Darrell Knox	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 73	Democratic	Lost Primary
Mark Vancuren Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 74	Republican	Won General
Aaron Brent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 74	Independent	Lost General
Melissa Provenzano Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 79	Democratic	Won General
Paul Hassink	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 79	Republican	Lost General
Jenifer Stevens	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 79	Republican	Lost Primary
Eric Roberts Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 83	Republican	Won General
Jimmy Lawson	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 83	Democratic	Lost General
Tammy West Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 84	Republican	Won General
Jeremy Lamb	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 84	Democratic	Lost General
Cyndi Munson Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 85	Democratic	Won General
David Hooten	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 85	Republican	Lost General
David Hardin Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 86	Republican	Won General
Anne Fite	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 86	Democratic	Lost General
Ellyn Hefner Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 87	Democratic	Won General
Dave Schnittger	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 87	Republican	Lost General
Ellen Pogemiller	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 88	Democratic	Won General
Nicole Maldonado	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 88	Democratic	Lost Primary
Paula Sophia	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 88	Democratic	Lost Primary
Bobby McCollum	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 88	Independent	Lost General
Emily Gise	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 90	Republican	Won General
Matt Echols	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 90	Republican	Lost Primary
Nana Dankwa	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 90	Democratic	Lost General
Chris Kannady Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 91	Republican	Won Primary
Bruce Fleming	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 91	Republican	Lost Primary
Andy Fugate Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 94	Democratic	Won General
Suzanne Jobe	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 94	Republican	Lost General
Max Wolfley Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 95	Republican	Won General
Alexander Yoder	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 95	Republican	Lost Primary
Tegan Malone	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 95	Democratic	Lost General
Preston Stinson Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 96	Republican	Won Primary
Steve Herburger	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 96	Republican	Lost Primary
Gabe Woolley	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 98	Republican	Won General
Dean Davis Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 98	Republican	Lost Primary Runoff
J. David Taylor	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 98	Republican	Lost Primary
Cathy Smythe	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 98	Democratic	Lost General
Ajay Pittman Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 99	Democratic	Won Primary
Brittane Grant	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 99	Democratic	Lost Primary
Marilyn Stark Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 100	Republican	Won General
Johnny Hargis	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 100	Republican	Lost Primary
Chaunté Gilmore	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 100	Democratic	Lost General
Cyndi Parish	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 100	Democratic	Lost Primary
Robert Manger Incumbent	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 101	Republican	Won Primary
Jonathan Hewitt	Oklahoma House of Representatives District 101	Republican	Lost Primary
William J. Musseman Incumbent	Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals District 1 (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Scott Rowland Incumbent	Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals District 4 (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
David B. Lewis Incumbent	Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals District 5 (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Noma D. Gurich Incumbent	Oklahoma Supreme Court District 3 (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Yvonne Kauger Incumbent	Oklahoma Supreme Court District 4 (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Lost General
James Edmondson Incumbent	Oklahoma Supreme Court District 7 (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Jim Huber Incumbent	Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals District 2 Office 2 (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Timothy Downing Incumbent	Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals District 4 Office 2 (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Thomas E. Prince Incumbent	Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals District 5 Office 1 (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Robert D. Bell Incumbent	Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals District 5 Office 2 (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Bay Mitchell Incumbent	Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals District 6 Office 1 (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Brian Goree Incumbent	Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals District 6 Office 2 (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General

Local Candidates
candidate	office	party	status
Holly Eaton	Canadian County Court Clerk	Republican	Won Primary
Mark Pendergraft	Canadian County Court Clerk	Republican	Lost Primary
Chris West Incumbent	Canadian County Sheriff	Republican	Won Primary
Justin Mize	Canadian County Sheriff	Republican	Lost Primary
Pam Howlett	Cleveland County Clerk	Republican	Won Primary
Miranda Alamillo	Cleveland County Clerk	Republican	Lost Primary
Marilyn Williams Incumbent	Cleveland County Court Clerk	Republican	Won General
Cyndi Arthur	Cleveland County Court Clerk	Republican	Lost Primary
Debora Cardwell	Cleveland County Court Clerk	Republican	Lost Primary
Lisa Meyer	Cleveland County Court Clerk	Independent	Lost General
Chris Amason Incumbent	Cleveland County Sheriff	Republican	Won Primary
Tim Deal	Cleveland County Sheriff	Republican	Lost Primary
Julie Tipton	Cleveland County Sheriff	Republican	Lost Primary
Tommie Johnson III Incumbent	Oklahoma County Sheriff	Republican	Won General
Wayland Cubit	Oklahoma County Sheriff	Democratic	Lost General
Christina Robertson Talburt	Osage County Clerk	Republican	Won Primary
Robin Slack Incumbent	Osage County Clerk	Republican	Lost Primary
Lavendar Carroll	Osage County Court Clerk	Republican	Won Primary
Emily DeLozier	Osage County Court Clerk	Republican	Lost Primary
Bart Perrier	Osage County Sheriff	Republican	Won Primary
Eddie Virden Incumbent	Osage County Sheriff	Republican	Lost Primary
Michael Willis Incumbent	Tulsa County Clerk	Republican	Won General
Don Nuam	Tulsa County Clerk	Democratic	Lost General
Lacey Dawson	Canadian County Board of County Commissioners District 2	Republican	Won Primary Runoff
Laramie Bryant	Canadian County Board of County Commissioners District 2	Republican	Lost Primary
Josh Davis	Canadian County Board of County Commissioners District 2	Republican	Lost Primary Runoff
Anthony Hudson Incumbent	Osage County Commission District 1 (Special election)	Republican	Won Primary
Randall Jones	Osage County Commission District 1 (Special election)	Republican	Lost Primary
Steve Talburt Incumbent	Osage County Commission District 2	Republican	Won Primary
Bud Beaston II	Osage County Commission District 2	Republican	Lost Primary
Lonnie Sims	Tulsa County Board of Commissioners District 2	Republican	Won General
Jeannie Cue	Tulsa County Board of Commissioners District 2	Republican	Lost Primary
Melissa Myers	Tulsa County Board of Commissioners District 2	Republican	Lost Primary Runoff
Maria Veliz Barnes	Tulsa County Board of Commissioners District 2	Democratic	Lost Primary Runoff
Sarah Gray	Tulsa County Board of Commissioners District 2	Democratic	Lost General
Jim Rea	Tulsa County Board of Commissioners District 2	Democratic	Lost Primary
Monroe Nichols	Mayor of Tulsa	Nonpartisan	Won General Runoff
Casey Bradford	Mayor of Tulsa	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Kaleb Hoosier	Mayor of Tulsa	Nonpartisan	Lost General
John Jolley	Mayor of Tulsa	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Karen Keith	Mayor of Tulsa	Nonpartisan	Lost General Runoff
Paul Tay	Mayor of Tulsa	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Brent VanNorman	Mayor of Tulsa	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Jacob McHughes Incumbent	Cleveland County Commission District 2	Republican	Won Primary
John Bowman	Cleveland County Commission District 2	Republican	Lost Primary
Vanessa Hall-Harper Incumbent	Tulsa City Council District 1	Nonpartisan	Won General
Angela Chambers	Tulsa City Council District 1	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Anthony Archie	Tulsa City Council District 2	Nonpartisan	Won General Runoff
Aaron Bisogno	Tulsa City Council District 2	Nonpartisan	Lost General
W.R. Casey Jr.	Tulsa City Council District 2	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Stephanie Reisdorph	Tulsa City Council District 2	Nonpartisan	Lost General Runoff
Rhene Ritter	Tulsa City Council District 2	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Jackie Dutton	Tulsa City Council District 3	Nonpartisan	Won General
Susan Frederick	Tulsa City Council District 3	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Laura Bellis Incumbent	Tulsa City Council District 4	Nonpartisan	Won General
Aaron Griffith	Tulsa City Council District 4	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Karen Gilbert	Tulsa City Council District 5	Nonpartisan	Won General
Alicia Andrews	Tulsa City Council District 5	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Christian Bengel Incumbent	Tulsa City Council District 6	Nonpartisan	Won General
Uriah Davis	Tulsa City Council District 6	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Lori Decter Wright Incumbent	Tulsa City Council District 7	Nonpartisan	Won General Runoff
Margie Alfonso	Tulsa City Council District 7	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Eddie Huff	Tulsa City Council District 7	Nonpartisan	Lost General Runoff
Phil Lakin Incumbent	Tulsa City Council District 8	Nonpartisan	Won General
Chris Cone	Tulsa City Council District 8	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Carol Bush	Tulsa City Council District 9	Nonpartisan	Won General Runoff
Lee Ann Crosby	Tulsa City Council District 9	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Julie Dunbar	Tulsa City Council District 9	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Jayme Fowler Incumbent	Tulsa City Council District 9	Nonpartisan	Lost General Runoff
Matthew Nelson	Tulsa City Council District 9	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Shelly Schultz	Midwest City-Del City Schools school board, District 4	Nonpartisan	Won General
Julian Biggers Incumbent	Midwest City-Del City Schools school board, District 4	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Jessica Cifuentes	Oklahoma City Public Schools school board, District 3	Nonpartisan	Won General
Cary Pirrong Incumbent	Oklahoma City Public Schools school board, District 3	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Dana Meister	Oklahoma City Public Schools school board, District 4	Nonpartisan	Won Primary
Jay Albertson	Oklahoma City Public Schools school board, District 4	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Scotty Hernandez	Oklahoma City Public Schools school board, District 4	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Calvin Moniz	Tulsa Public Schools Board of Education District 2 (Special election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Kandee Washington	Tulsa Public Schools Board of Education District 2 (Special election)	Nonpartisan	Lost General
John T. Croisant Incumbent	Tulsa Public Schools Board of Education District 5	Nonpartisan	Won General
Teresa Pena	Tulsa Public Schools Board of Education District 5	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Sarah Smith	Tulsa Public Schools Board of Education District 6	Nonpartisan	Won General
Maria Mercedes Seidler	Tulsa Public Schools Board of Education District 6	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Stacey Roemerman Incumbent	Union Public Schools Board of Education Zone 4	Nonpartisan	Won General
Anthony Jones	Union Public Schools Board of Education Zone 4	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Derrick Smith Incumbent	Catoosa Public Schools school board Number 4	Nonpartisan	Won General
Ember Graziano	Catoosa Public Schools school board Number 4	Nonpartisan	Lost General
James Gibbs	Deer Creek Public Schools school board Number 4	Nonpartisan	Won General
Paul Elder	Deer Creek Public Schools school board Number 4	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Brent England Incumbent	Owasso Public Schools Board of Education Ward 4	Nonpartisan	Won General
Brandon Shreffler	Owasso Public Schools Board of Education Ward 4	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Teresa Lewis Incumbent	Western Heights Public Schools school board Seat 4	Nonpartisan	Won General
LaCosta Herrion	Western Heights Public Schools school board Seat 4	Nonpartisan	Lost General