Oklahoma’s Real-Life Political Thriller

“Twister,” “Vertigo,” or “The Matrix”...Hollywood has nothing on Oklahoma

Complete 2026 GOP Primary Results, Runoffs, Direct Advances, and November General Election Guide

If Primary Election seasons were given movie titles, the 2026 Republican Primary would deserve “Twister,” “Vertigo,” or “The Matrix.” Hollywood has nothing on Oklahoma when it comes to high-stakes drama and jaw-dropping plot twists!

Here’s a complete, up-to-date list of Runoffs, Direct Advances, and General Election matchups through June 17, 2026, so you can stay current on the outcomes.

State Question 832

State Question 832 was firmly rejected by Oklahoma voters, who were rightly concerned about tying our cost of living to larger, out-of-state indexes that would drive up expenses for families across the state.

Direct Advance to office -No challenger in November General Election

Oklahoma State Auditor & Inspector

• Melissa Capps (GOP nominee; assumes office Jan. 2027) (R)

State Representative 

• HD 11: John Kane (R)

• HD 24: Chris Banning (R)

• HD 29: Kyle Hilbert (R)

• HD 29: Kyle Hilbert (R)

• HD 67: Rob Hall (R)

Tulsa County Offices  (all four of the offices below were won in the Primaries as there was no challenger from other parties)

• District Attorney (District 14) Steve Kunzweiler (R)

• County Treasurer: John Fothergill (R)

• County Commissioner District 1:  Stan Sallee  (R)

• County Assessor:  John Wright (R) - with no challenger, the incumbent won election in the Republican primary without appearing on the ballot.

Runoff Races:  Election held August 25, 2026

Oklahoma Governor

• Gentner Drummond and Mike Mazzei (R)

Oklahoma Superintendent of Public Instruction

• Robert Franklin and James Taylor (R)

Oklahoma Commissioner of Insurance

• Marty Quinn and Bob Sullivan (R)

Oklahoma Commissioner of Labor

• Kevin West and John Pfeiffer (R)

State Senate

• SD 34:  Dana Prieto and Aaron Forst (R)

State Representative

• HD 9:  Scotty Stokes and Crystal Campbell (R)

General Election – November 3 (Republican runoff races are italicized and underlined)

US Senate

• Kevin Hern (R)

• Runoff Winner between Jim Priest (D) and N’Kiyla Thomas (D)

• Sevier White (L)

• Ron Meinhardt (I)

• Curtis Stinnett (I)

U.S. Representative - District 1

• Mark Tedford (R)

• John Croisant (D)

Oklahoma Governor

• Runoff Winner between Mike Mazzei (R) and Gentner Drummond (R)

• Cyndi Munson (D)

Oklahoma Lieutenant Governor

• T.W. Shannon (R)

• Kelly Forbes (D)

Oklahoma Treasurer

• Cindy Byrd (R)

• Kiefer Perry (L)

Oklahoma Attorney General

• Jon Echols (R)

• Nick Coffey (D)

Oklahoma Superintendent of Public Instruction

·        Runoff Winner between James Taylor (R) and Robert Franklin (R)

·        Jennettie Marshall (D)

Oklahoma Commissioner of Insurance

·        Runoff Winner between Marty Quinn (R) and Bob Sullivan (R)

·        Craig MacIntyre (D)

Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner

·        Brad Boles (R)

·        Rhonda Eastman (D)

Oklahoma Commissioner of Labor

·        Runoff Winner between Kevin West (R) and John Pfeiffer (R)

·        Kevin Dawson (D) 

·        Mike Hall (L)

State Senate

Senate District 2:

·        Ally Seifried (R)

·        Randy Cowling (D)

Senate District 10: 

·        Bill Coleman (R)

·        ChayeLynn Moore (D)

Senate District 12:

·        Todd Gollihare (R)

·        Erica Watkins (D)

Senate District 34:

·        Runoff Winner between Dana Prieto (R) and Aaron Forst (R)

·        Amy Hossain (D)

Senate District 36:

·        John Haste (R)

·        Rick Larsen (D)

State Representative 

House District 9:

·        Runoff Winner between Scotty Stokes (R) and Crystal Campbell (R)

·        Andrea Biscardi (D)

House District 16:  

·        David Nelson (R)

·        Rosie Lynch (D)

House District 23:

·        Derrick Hildebrandt (R)

·        Catherine Peters (D)

House District 24:

·        Chris Banning (R)

·       Joshua Conant (I)

House District 30:  

·        Mark Lawson (R)

·        Sonya Amling (D)

House District 66:

·        Clay Staires (R)

·        Alex Barclay (D) 

·        Kenneth Blevins (I)

House District 68:

·        Mike Lay (R)

·        Michelle LeFleur (D)

House District 69:

·        Sheila Dills (R)

·        Tyler Price (D)

House District 72:

·        Adam Martin (R)

·        Michelle McCain (D)

House District 74: 

·        Kevin Norwood (R)

·        Aaron Brent (I)

House District  75:

·        TJ Marti (R)

·        Joe Watkins (D)

House District 76:

·        Ross Ford (R)

·        Michael Tinsley (D)

House District 79:

·        Paul Hassink (R)

·        Melissa Provenzano (D)

House District 80:

·        Stan May (R)

·        Jeremy Founds (D)

House District 98:

·        Gabe Woolley (R)

·        Cathy Smythe (D)