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Voting in Oklahoma

How to vote in Oklahoma, and how Oklahoma has voted. In 2024, Donald J. Trump carried Oklahoma by 34.9 points. Its House delegation after 2024: 0 Democrats, 5 Republicans.

How to vote

Oklahoma's official election office is the place to register, check your registration, request a mail ballot, find your polling place and see what ID to bring.

Oklahoma election office →

  • Election Day 2026Tue, Nov 3, 2026

Election offices from USA.gov.

How Oklahoma has voted for president

The statewide result and every county. Tap a year to go back to 1976 (counties from 2000).

2024 presidential vote in OklahomaR+34.9

Kamala D. Harris 31.9% · 499,599Donald J. Trump 66.2% · 1,036,213

Blaine: R+64.0 (671 D, 3,054 R)Comanche: R+23.8 (12,823 D, 20,823 R)Beckham: R+71.1 (1,093 D, 6,474 R)Kingfisher: R+72.3 (923 D, 5,745 R)Custer: R+54.3 (2,279 D, 7,693 R)Greer: R+66.5 (304 D, 1,511 R)Cherokee: R+33.3 (5,826 D, 11,637 R)Grady: R+63.6 (4,536 D, 20,378 R)Carter: R+55.5 (4,277 D, 14,945 R)Pushmataha: R+73.5 (616 D, 4,025 R)Creek: R+56.8 (6,643 D, 24,098 R)Alfalfa: R+77.8 (236 D, 1,891 R)Cotton: R+68.1 (392 D, 2,067 R)Wagoner: R+50.7 (9,330 D, 28,487 R)Cleveland: R+15.3 (49,432 D, 67,225 R)Murray: R+62.6 (1,080 D, 4,689 R)Okmulgee: R+43.5 (3,979 D, 10,100 R)Choctaw: R+66.1 (944 D, 4,633 R)Jefferson: R+72.7 (319 D, 2,020 R)Nowata: R+68.0 (720 D, 3,774 R)Woods: R+65.6 (614 D, 2,955 R)Woodward: R+73.1 (967 D, 6,231 R)Pottawatomie: R+48.4 (7,266 D, 20,915 R)McIntosh: R+53.5 (1,937 D, 6,387 R)Okfuskee: R+56.6 (854 D, 3,080 R)Garfield: R+54.8 (4,849 D, 16,593 R)Ellis: R+77.9 (197 D, 1,585 R)Jackson: R+59.4 (1,602 D, 6,295 R)Texas: R+69.0 (793 D, 4,319 R)Kay: R+50.2 (4,136 D, 12,483 R)Lincoln: R+64.3 (2,712 D, 12,495 R)Logan: R+50.1 (5,901 D, 17,748 R)Adair: R+63.9 (1,289 D, 5,860 R)Garvin: R+66.8 (1,802 D, 9,063 R)Kiowa: R+59.2 (658 D, 2,569 R)Pawnee: R+59.9 (1,355 D, 5,405 R)Johnston: R+67.0 (684 D, 3,462 R)McClain: R+61.7 (4,031 D, 17,005 R)Oklahoma: R+1.7 (138,769 D, 143,618 R)Osage: R+42.1 (5,867 D, 14,404 R)Payne: R+26.0 (10,560 D, 17,962 R)Coal: R+72.4 (345 D, 2,155 R)Hughes: R+63.7 (831 D, 3,744 R)Pontotoc: R+47.6 (3,895 D, 10,967 R)Haskell: R+70.5 (718 D, 4,156 R)Latimer: R+66.3 (681 D, 3,356 R)McCurtain: R+69.7 (1,696 D, 9,485 R)Stephens: R+64.7 (3,236 D, 15,092 R)Muskogee: R+38.2 (7,400 D, 16,550 R)Ottawa: R+54.3 (2,511 D, 8,490 R)Delaware: R+61.1 (3,475 D, 14,407 R)Harmon: R+62.2 (165 D, 709 R)Mayes: R+58.6 (3,529 D, 13,514 R)Sequoyah: R+62.2 (2,907 D, 12,491 R)Canadian: R+41.2 (21,038 D, 50,551 R)Atoka: R+72.2 (779 D, 4,832 R)Pittsburg: R+59.9 (3,473 D, 13,841 R)Tillman: R+60.1 (500 D, 2,006 R)Bryan: R+59.4 (3,569 D, 13,999 R)Le Flore: R+65.6 (3,184 D, 15,333 R)Noble: R+58.5 (1,009 D, 3,853 R)Seminole: R+50.6 (1,951 D, 5,951 R)Dewey: R+80.9 (209 D, 1,984 R)Love: R+67.2 (689 D, 3,510 R)Roger Mills: R+81.3 (160 D, 1,548 R)Tulsa: R+15.6 (106,105 D, 145,241 R)Washita: R+75.9 (551 D, 4,030 R)Caddo: R+48.1 (2,414 D, 6,886 R)Cimarron: R+85.7 (66 D, 860 R)Washington: R+48.8 (5,793 D, 16,836 R)Grant: R+71.8 (295 D, 1,794 R)Marshall: R+64.1 (1,169 D, 5,348 R)Harper: R+79.5 (147 D, 1,284 R)Beaver: R+84.9 (158 D, 1,938 R)Craig: R+59.3 (1,212 D, 4,740 R)Major: R+80.8 (327 D, 3,087 R)Rogers: R+56.0 (10,146 D, 35,942 R)

The House in 2024

2024: 0 D, 5 R

DistrictWinnerMargin
OK-01Kevin HernR+27.3
OK-02Josh BrecheenR+55.1
OK-03Frank D. LucasUnopposed
OK-04Tom ColeR+39.5
OK-05Stephanie I. BiceR+21.4

Senate races

The most recent race. Every Oklahoma Senate race since 1976 is part of Pro.

  • 2022 special

    R+27.4

    Kendra Horn 35.2% · 405,389Markwayne Mullin 61.8% · 710,643

Results: MIT Election Data and Science Lab (CC0). Oklahoma's 2026 races, odds and money →

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