Oklahoma · 2026

Most contested votes in the Oklahoma Legislature

Roll calls from the last 12 months, ranked by how close the vote was and how far apart the parties voted. How we rank

• Riots; penalties for participating; making certain acts unlawful; Governmental Tort Claims Act; exception; effective date.

  Oklahoma Senate · Passed 4–3 · Yes 4 · No 3 · Apr 21, 2026

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• Ad valorem tax; exemption for manufacturing facilities; defining battery energy storage system; exemption; applications. Effective date.

  Oklahoma House · Passed 17–8 · Yes 17 · No 8 · Apr 21, 2026

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• Professions and occupations; funeral director in charge; definitions; license requirements; effective date.

  Oklahoma Senate · Passed 6–3 · Yes 6 · No 3 · Apr 23, 2026

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• Education; modifying eligibility under the Equal Opportunity Education Scholarship Act.

  Oklahoma House · Passed 55–27 · Yes 53 · No 27 · Apr 30, 2026

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• Voter registration; requiring certain information to be included on voter registration applications. Emergency.

  Oklahoma Senate · Passed 6–2 · Yes 6 · No 2 · Feb 17, 2026

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State legislative races

Seats up on November 3: 14 State Senate, 55 State House. We list the candidates for each, without in-depth research, and don’t yet have their results. Enter your address on the ballot page to see yours.

Governor

• Governor of Oklahoma

  Statewide — all of Oklahoma

  Mike Mazzei, projected winner

  • Mike MazzeiRPROJECTED WINNER
  • Cyndi MunsonD
  • Robert E. Brooks Sr.IND
  • Orlando Lynn BushIND
  • Jerry GriffinIND

Attorney General

• Attorney General of Oklahoma

  Statewide — all of Oklahoma

  Jon Echols, projected winner

  • Jon EcholsRPROJECTED WINNER
  • Nick CoffeyD

U.S. Senate

• U.S. Senate · Oklahoma

  Statewide

  Kevin Hern, projected winner

  • Kevin HernRPROJECTED WINNER
  • N'Kiyla ThomasD
  • Sevier WhiteLIB
  • Ron MeinhardtIND
  • Curtis StinnettIND

U.S. House

• U.S. House · Oklahoma's 1st District

  Tulsa County and part of Rogers County, including the city of Tulsa

  Mark Tedford, projected winner

  • Mark TedfordRPROJECTED WINNER
  • John CroisantD
• U.S. House · Oklahoma's 2nd District

  Eastern Oklahoma, including Muskogee, McAlester and the Cherokee, Choctaw and Muscogee reservation areas

  Josh Brecheen, projected winner

  • Josh BrecheenRINCUMBENTPROJECTED WINNER
  • Brandon WadeD
  • Ronnie HopkinsIND
• U.S. House · Oklahoma's 3rd District

  Northwestern and western Oklahoma, the state's largest district by area, including Enid and the Panhandle

  Frank Lucas, projected winner

  • Frank LucasRINCUMBENTPROJECTED WINNER
  • Suzie ByrdD
• U.S. House · Oklahoma's 4th District

  South-central Oklahoma, including Norman, Lawton and Ada

  Tom Cole, projected winner

  • Tom ColeRINCUMBENTPROJECTED WINNER
  • Mitchell JacobD
  • Rocco BonacciIND
• U.S. House · Oklahoma's 5th District

  Oklahoma City and surrounding suburbs

  Stephanie Bice, projected winner

  • Stephanie BiceRINCUMBENTPROJECTED WINNER
  • Jena NelsonD
  • Robert HenriIND
  • Austin NievesIND

Ballot measure

• State Question 845: Judicial Nominating Commission Structure (Legislative Referendum 379)

  Statewide — all of Oklahoma

  Rejected
• State Question 847: Reduce Annual Increases in Property Values for Tax Calculations (Legislative Referendum 381)

  Statewide — all of Oklahoma

  Rejected