2026 Elections
The Tulsa County Republican Party is proud to present this comprehensive 2026 Elections resource center. On this page, you will find Key 2026 Election Dates and Voter Registration Information, detailed listings of Republican Candidates for Tulsa County offices as well as statewide and legislative races, and important information on Ballot Measures, including our strong opposition to State Question 832. We encourage every Tulsa County voter to review the candidates and ballot questions, share this information with family, friends, and neighbors, and contact us with any questions you may have. Together, we will elect principled conservatives who will defend our values and build a stronger future for our communities.
State Wide Races
Statewide & Legislative Candidates Republicans who will fight for limited government, strong families, safe communities, and economic freedom at the state capitol and in Washington, D.C. Browse our endorsed candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, U.S. Senate, State Senate, State House, and other statewide offices.
County, District and Local Races
Local leadership that puts Tulsa County first. Meet the Republican candidates running for U.S. Representatives, Tulsa County offices, including District Attorney, County Treasurer, County Clerk, County Assessor, and other critical local positions that directly impact our families and communities.
Judicial Races
Fair and impartial courts are essential to protecting our constitutional rights and the rule of law. Learn about the Republican candidates and our endorsed judicial nominees for Oklahoma Supreme Court, Court of Civil Appeals, District Courts, and other judicial positions on the 2026 ballot.
Ballot Measures
Stay informed on the critical issues facing Oklahoma voters in 2026. The Tulsa County Republican Party provides clear analysis and our official position on every ballot measure, including our strong opposition to State Question 832, which threatens jobs, small businesses, and working families across our state.
Voter Information
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Election Type | Election Date | Voter Registration Deadline | Absentee Ballot Request Deadline | Early Voting Dates and Hours |
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Jan 13 (2nd Tuesday) | Per Title 26 OS § 3-101, this date is reserved to fill vacancies in state and federal offices. | |||
Board of Education Primary Elections | Feb 10 (2nd Tuesday) 7 AM - 7 PM | Jan 16 | Jan 26 | Feb 5 & 6 (8 AM - 6 PM) |
Mar 3 (1st Tuesday) | Per Title 26 OS § 3-101, this date is reserved to fill vacancies in state and federal offices. | |||
Board of Education General Elections | Apr 7 (1st Tuesday) 7 AM - 7 PM | Mar 13 | Mar 23 | Apr 2 & 3 (8 AM - 6 PM) |
Primary Elections | Jun 16 (3rd Tuesday) 7 AM - 7 PM | May 22 | Jun 1 | Jun 11 & 12 (8 AM - 6 PM)
Jun 13 (8 AM - 2 PM) |
Runoff Primary Elections | Aug 25 (4th Tuesday) 7 AM - 7 PM | Jul 31 | Aug 10 | Aug 20 & 21 (8 AM - 6 PM)
Aug 22 (8 AM - 2 PM) |
General Elections | Nov 3 (1st Tuesday after 1st Monday) 7 AM - 7 PM | Oct 9 | Oct 19 | Oct 28, 29 & 30 (8 AM - 6 PM)
Oct 31 (8 AM - 2 PM) |