Oklahoma 2026 Election Results, the Full List: Republicans Sweep Statewide Offices and All Federal Seats, Both Amendments Rejected

Oklahoma voters cast their ballots in the 2026 midterm elections on November 3, and the results below are the collective choice they made. According to the Oklahoma State Election Board's semi-official count and Associated Press race calls, Republicans won the governorship, the U.S. Senate seat, every other statewide office and all five U.S. House seats, while voters rejected both constitutional amendments on the ballot. The full list, item by item, follows.

Governor and U.S. Senator

Governor: Mike Mazzei (R), 581,706 votes, 51.9%, elected. He defeated Democrat Cyndi Munson, 514,342 votes, 45.9%, who conceded on election night. The seat was open as Gov. Kevin Stitt's tenure ended, and Republicans held it. Mazzei's 51.9% is the lowest share for a Republican gubernatorial nominee since 2006.

U.S. Senator: Kevin Hern (R), 639,510 votes, 57.2%, elected. He defeated Democrat N'Kiyla Thomas, 439,109 votes, 39.3%. The seat was previously held by Markwayne Mullin, who left to become secretary of homeland security; Alan Armstrong served on an interim basis.

Other Statewide Offices

Lieutenant Governor: T.W. Shannon (R), about 58%, elected.

Attorney General: Jon Echols (R), 55.4%, elected, defeating Democrat Nick Coffey, 44.6%.

State Treasurer: Cindy Byrd (R), 75.5%, elected.

State Auditor and Inspector: Melissa Capps (R), elected automatically as the only filed candidate, with no opponent.

Superintendent of Public Instruction: Robert Franklin (R), about 66%, elected.

Labor Commissioner: Kevin West (R), 56.0%, elected.

Insurance Commissioner: Bob Sullivan (R), 59.1%, elected.

Corporation Commissioner: Brad Boles (R), 58.5%, elected.

Oklahoma's secretary of state is appointed by the governor rather than elected, and was not on the ballot.

Ballot Measures

State Question 845: would have changed the membership and terms of the Judicial Nominating Commission and expanded the governor's power to pick judges of his own party, including state supreme court justices. Yes 27.5% — rejected.

State Question 847: would have lowered the cap on annual growth in property assessments, from 3% to 1.75% for homesteads and agricultural land and from 5% to 4% for other property, starting with the 2027 tax year. Yes 45.7% — rejected.

U.S. House

All 5 seats were won by Republicans, unchanged from before the election, with no flips. No Chinese American or Asian American winners were found among the five.

District 1: Mark Tedford (R), about 52%, elected, succeeding Kevin Hern, who moved to the U.S. Senate; Republicans held the seat.

District 2: Josh Brecheen (R), about 68%, reelected.

District 3: Frank Lucas (R), about 64%, reelected.

District 4: Tom Cole (R), about 58%, reelected.

District 5: Stephanie Bice (R), 49.5%, reelected by about 3,400 votes over Democrat Jena Nelson, 48.2%, in the state's closest congressional race.

State Legislature

State Senate: Republicans retain control, at about 40 seats to 8, unchanged from before the election.

State House: Republicans retain control and their two-thirds supermajority, with no flip. Democrats defeated five Republican incumbents, narrowing the majority; one seat, District 64, is still unsettled, leaving the split at either 76-25 or 75-26 Republican, a supermajority either way, pending certification.

All figures are from the Oklahoma State Election Board's semi-official count and Associated Press calls, as of the morning of November 4. Mail ballots are still being counted, and state results are set to be certified on November 10; GSM will update this list when the final State House numbers are certified.

Related: 2026 midterm results: all 50 states

Source: Oklahoma State Election Board

Published by GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)

Photo: 图片来源：俄克拉荷马州议会大厦（Oklahoma City），Oklahoma Legislative Services Bureau 摄，CC0（Wikimedia Commons）

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