Oklahoma
The average Liberty Score of the delegation is 94 out of 100, an A. 6 of its seats in Congress were decided on November 3, 2026.
Voting in Oklahoma: how to register, vote early or vote by mail. Election Day was November 3.
Who should Oklahoma send to Congress, and who should it send home?Say what you think. Other readers can answer you.DiscussOn the ballot November 3
1 Senate seat and 5 House seats in Oklahoma. Tap a race to see the candidates side by side.
- SenateOpen seat
Kevin HernR · in the House todayA-N'Kiyla Jasmine ThomasD · no votes in Congress to count. Graded on words and actionsFand 3 more on the ballot - 1st DistrictOpen seatJohn CroisantD · no votes in Congress to count. Graded on words and actionsB-
Mark TedfordR · no votes in Congress to count. Graded on words and actionsA - 2nd District
Josh BrecheenR · holds the seatBBrandon WadeD · no votes in Congress to count. Graded on words and actionsDand 1 more on the ballot - 3rd District
Frank LucasR · holds the seatASuzie ByrdD · no votes in Congress to count, and too little on record for a letter– - 4th District
Tom ColeR · holds the seatAMitchell JacobD · no votes in Congress to count. Graded on words and actionsFand 1 more on the ballot - 5th District
Stephanie BiceR · holds the seatAJena NelsonD · no votes in Congress to count, and too little on record for a letter–and 2 more on the ballot
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