2026 results · the new Congress · Oklahoma
Oklahoma’s House delegation goes from 0–5 to 0–5
Democrats first. 5 seats; 0 seats changed party and 1 new member was elected.
Every seat
- Oklahoma 1st DistrictKevin Hern R , then Mark Tedford RRan for the Senate: won
- Oklahoma 2nd DistrictJosh Brecheen R , then Josh Brecheen RRe-elected
- Oklahoma 3rd DistrictFrank D. Lucas R , then Frank Lucas RRe-elected
- Oklahoma 4th DistrictTom Cole R , then Tom Cole RRe-elected
- Oklahoma 5th DistrictStephanie I. Bice R , then Stephanie Bice RRe-elected
Left: who held the seat going in, by the House Clerk’s list. Right: what became of them.
The new members
Photo credits
Mark Tedford, by Oklahoma Legislative Service Bureau, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons, cropped, background removed.The Senate seat on the ballot
Alan Armstrong (R): appointed; could not run for a full term. Won by Kevin Hern (R), by 17.9 points. The race →