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The Democratic Party made waves in t City metro, Tulsa and southwestern Oklahoma on Election Night Tuesday, Nov. 3, flipping multiple state House seats and chipping away at the GOP supermajority.
Oklahoma midterm election results are in. Voters decided key races and rejected state questions.
Five states approved property tax cuts—but cutting taxes is easier than cutting the cost of government. Last night, voters in seven states were asked whether they wanted to reduce property taxes through statewide ballot initiatives.
The race for Oklahoma's next attorney general culminated Tuesday, Nov. 3, with former longtime Republican lawmaker Jon Echols appearing to defeat Democrat Nick Coffey, a former federal prosecutor.
Oklahomans head to the polls today to decide the governor race, vote on two major state constitutional questions and more. Watch for latest updates.
Republican Kevin Hern will become Oklahoma's next U.S. senator after winning the Nov. 3 election. Here's why Hern could be in office as soon as Friday.
State Senator Christi Gillepsie, Broken Arrow Mayor Debra Wimpee take a selfie with Oklahoma Gov. Elect Mike Mazzei at his watch party Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026 in Tulsa, Okla. Also p
Republican lawmakers wanted to give the governor more influence over the group that selects the state's top judges. Here's what voters decided.
The U.S. House District 5 seat is seen as Oklahoma's most competitive congressional race.
Democrat Jena Nelson secured twice as many early in-person and mail-in votes as incumbent Republican Rep. Stephanie Bice in Oklahoma County, a trend she will need to build on to flip Oklahoma's 5th Congressional District.
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