2026 results · state legislatures · Oklahoma

Control of the Oklahoma House is not settled

In the Senate, Democrats hold or lead 2 seats and Republicans 36, against 8 and 39 before. Ten seats on the ballot have no votes counted yet.

In the House, Democrats hold or lead 14 seats and Republicans 41, against 19 and 81 before. Six seats are led by another party than held them. 46 seats on the ballot have no votes counted yet.

Leaders in the count from civicAPI (counts aggregated from official state and county results), not called winners. A close seat can still change.

One dot per seat, 48 in all; a party across the line holds a majority. No seat changes hands.

Before: 8–39. With the leaders elected: 2–36, every seat not on the ballot as it was and every seat on it to the party leading the count. Hollow: seats with no votes counted yet.

Republicans keep control

No votes counted yet in 10 of the 25 seats on the ballot

The count for these has not reached us yet; the rest of the chamber is drawn from what has. 10 seats up this year are not in the count we read at all. Nothing is filled in until votes arrive.

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The closest seats

Oklahoma Senate: the districts on the ballot
District	Leading	Runner-up	Margin	Held by
34	Aaron Forst R 52.7%	Amy Hossain D 47.3%	R+5.4	R
18	Tyler Herring R 54.2%	Meredith McGinnis D 45.8%	R+8.3	R
22	Kristen Thompson R 54.8%	Kenny Kemper D 45.2%	R+9.5	R
32	Curtis W. Erwin R 53.1%	Booker T. Newton D 42.8%	R+10.3	R
42	Brenda Stanley R 55.3%	Chris Jones D 44.7%	R+10.6	R
36	John Haste R 55.9%	Rick Larsen D 44.1%	R+11.9	R
24	Jon Painter R 52.4%	Jonathan Morales D 39.5%	R+12.9	not matched
17	Justin Freeland Wood R 66.9%	Ed Bolt D 33.1%	R+33.8	R
8	Bryan Logan R 67.0%	Nathan Brewer D 33.0%	R+34.0	R
12	Todd Gollihare R 67.8%	Erica Watkins D 32.2%	R+35.5	R
2	Ally Seifried R 68.2%	Randy Cowling D 31.8%	R+36.3	R
4	Tom Woods R 73.6%	Ellen Cuff D 26.4%	R+47.3	R
6	David Bullard R 74.2%	Patrick Southerland D 25.8%	R+48.5	R
10	Bill Coleman R 72.3%	Chayelynn Moore D 27.7%	R+44.5	R
28	Grant Green R 71.9%	Kevin M. Connor D 28.1%	R+43.9	R

One dot per seat, 101 in all; a party across the line holds a majority. 6 seats change hands, striped where they land.

Before: 19–81. With the leaders elected: 14–41, every seat not on the ballot as it was and every seat on it to the party leading the count. Hollow: seats with no votes counted yet.

Seats with no count yet could decide it

The seats with no count yet, or led by under two points, could still decide the majority.

No votes counted yet in 46 of the 101 seats on the ballot

The count for these has not reached us yet; the rest of the chamber is drawn from what has. 46 seats up this year are not in the count we read at all. Nothing is filled in until votes arrive.

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6 seats changing party, then the closest

Oklahoma House: the districts on the ballot
District	Leading	Runner-up	Margin	Held by
84Flip	Jeffrey Perez D 51.9%	Tammy West R 48.1%	D+3.7	R
75Flip	Joe Watkins D 53.1%	T. J. Marti R 46.9%	D+6.3	R
83Flip	Dalton Gau D 53.8%	Eric Roberts R 46.2%	D+7.5	R
64Flip	Kathy Suttles D 54.2%	Louis Jackson R 45.8%	D+8.4	R
95Flip	Tegan Malone D 52.4%	Max Wolfley R 43.6%	D+8.8	R
100Flip	Chaunté Gilmore D 59.1%	Marilyn Stark R 40.9%	D+18.3	R
81	Troy Talley R 50.8%	Megan Hornbeek Allen D 49.2%	R+1.6	R
54	Heath Kufahl R 51.2%	Crystal Abram-Garcia D 48.8%	R+2.4	R
53	Jason Blair R 52.1%	Carroll Asséo D 47.9%	R+4.2	R
91	Roberto Seda R 52.9%	Chris Fowler D 47.1%	R+5.8	R
90	Emily Gise R 53.4%	Kymberly Ward D 46.6%	R+6.9	R
62	Daniel Pae R 53.5%	Blake Munoz D 46.5%	R+7.0	R
82	Nicole Miller R 53.8%	Travis Headd D 46.2%	R+7.5	R
96	Preston Stinson R 55.0%	Ashtyn Smith D 45.0%	R+9.9	R
76	Ross Ford R 55.4%	Michael Tinsley D 44.6%	R+10.8	R
98	Gabe Woolley R 55.9%	Cathy Smythe D 44.1%	R+11.8	R
3	Rick West R 72.9%	Steve Glinski D 27.1%	R+45.8	R
4	Bob Ed Culver R 59.3%	Christopher Wier D 40.8%	R+18.5	R
9	Scotty Stokes R 66.2%	Andrea Biscardi D 33.8%	R+32.3	R
10	Judd Strom R 77.0%	Isaac D Mattox D 23.0%	R+54.0	R
12	Mark Chapman R 71.2%	Tiffany Prater D 28.9%	R+42.3	R
14	Chris Sneed R 58.5%	Jeremiah Gantz D 41.5%	R+16.9	R
16	David Nelson R 63.3%	Rose Rosie Lynch D 36.7%	R+26.6	R
20	Jonathan Wilk R 67.6%	Chris May D 32.4%	R+35.2	R
23	Derrick R. Hildebrant R 58.3%	Catherine Peters D 41.7%	R+16.6	R
24	Chris Banning R 71.9%	Joshua Conant I 28.1%	R+43.8	R
26	Leah Longest R 59.9%	Chris Odneal D 40.1%	R+19.8	R
27	Danny Sterling R 70.4%	Memory Taylor D 29.6%	R+40.8	R
28	Danny Williams R 62.5%	Blake Cummings D 37.5%	R+25.0	R
30	Mark Lawson R 67.8%	Sonya Amling D 32.2%	R+35.7	R
32	Jim Shaw R 74.0%	Andy Brown I 26.0%	R+48.0	R
33	Molly Jenkins R 62.8%	Max E. Burchett Jr D 37.2%	R+25.6	R
34	Trish Ranson D 67.1%	Aaron Means R 32.9%	D+34.1	D
36	John George R 68.9%	Leslie Hellebuyck D 31.1%	R+37.8	R
38	Madison Bolay R 79.7%	Doyle Lewis D 20.3%	R+59.4	R
41	Denise Crosswhite Hader R 57.6%	Mike Bockus D 42.4%	R+15.2	R
45	Annie Menz D 62.5%	Carolyn Womack-Bielich R 37.5%	D+25.0	D
47	Toby Thompson R 62.1%	Indigo Oliver D 37.9%	R+24.2	R
49	Josh Cantrell R 75.8%	Dusty Jo Jones D 24.1%	R+51.7	R
56	Dick Lowe R 72.2%	Linda Pedro D 27.8%	R+44.4	R
58	Carl Newton R 84.4%	Albert Borrie D 15.6%	R+68.8	R
60	Mike Kelley R 58.4%	Sharon K Taylor D 41.6%	R+16.8	R
63	Trey Caldwell R 75.0%	Shykira Smith D 25.0%	R+50.0	R
66	Clay Staires R 69.4%	Kenny Blevins L 30.6%	R+38.8	R
68	Mike Lay R 57.6%	Michelle LaFleur D 42.4%	R+15.1	R
69	Sheila Dills R 64.3%	Tyler Price D 35.6%	R+28.7	R
72	Michelle McCane D 68.0%	Adam Martin R 32.0%	D+36.1	D
74	Kevin W. Norwood R 67.8%	Aaron Brent I 32.2%	R+35.5	R
78	Meloyde Blancett D 78.0%	Tony Oliva I 22.0%	D+56.1	D
79	Melissa Provenzano D 62.5%	Paul Hassink R 37.5%	D+25.0	D
80	Stan May R 60.9%	Jeremy Founds D 39.1%	R+21.8	R
85	Chelsey Branham D 63.2%	Joe Fallin R 36.8%	D+26.4	D
86	David Hardin R 70.2%	Hannah Cole D 29.8%	R+40.4	R
87	Ellyn Hefner D 72.8%	Codey Bartle R 27.1%	D+45.7	D
99	Herschel L. Brown D 86.0%	Melvin Latham R 14.0%	D+72.0	not matched

Held by: the sitting member before the election, matched to the district; a seat with no matched member is left unmatched rather than given a party. District lines: the Census Bureau’s 2024 state legislative districts; a seat not on this year’s ballot is drawn in the page’s gray, outlined in its sitting member’s party.