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Free public service for Oklahoma votersNo candidate endorsementsGuide sources checked October 1, 2026General election November 3, 2026

Provisional official reconstruction for every statewide candidate contest

Who is running in Oklahoma?

The provisional official reconstruction shows 25 active printed choices across 9 statewide candidate contests for the November 3, 2026 general election.

Name source: Reconstructed October 1, 2026, from the April 3 candidate filing book, official June primary and August runoff results, the official withdrawal page through the August 28 deadline, and the general-election rule for unopposed candidates. No consolidated official statewide general-election roster was verified for this draft.
View every active statewide choice as a table

The table presents the same candidates in a compact format.

Active printed 2026 general-election choices in all 9 Oklahoma statewide candidate contests and their finance source status
OfficeCandidate or ticketBallot affiliationFinance source
U.S. SenatorKevin HernRepublican PartyFEC record matched
U.S. SenatorN'Kiyla Jasmine ThomasDemocratic PartyFEC record matched
U.S. SenatorSevier WhiteLibertarian PartyNo comparable federal summary
U.S. SenatorCurtis StinnettIndependentNo comparable federal summary
U.S. SenatorRon MeinhardtIndependentFEC record matched
GovernorMike MazzeiRepublican PartyState record matched
GovernorCyndi MunsonDemocratic PartyState record matched
GovernorJerry GriffinIndependentState record matched
GovernorRobert E Brooks SrIndependentState record matched
GovernorOrlando Lynn BushIndependentState record matched
Lieutenant GovernorT. W. ShannonRepublican PartyState record matched
Lieutenant GovernorKelly ForbesDemocratic PartyState record matched
Attorney GeneralJon EcholsRepublican PartyState record matched
Attorney GeneralNick CoffeyDemocratic PartyState record matched
State TreasurerCindy ByrdRepublican PartyState record matched
State TreasurerKiefer PerryLibertarian PartyNo comparable state summary
Superintendent of Public InstructionRobert FranklinRepublican PartyState record matched
Superintendent of Public InstructionJennettie MarshallDemocratic PartyState record matched
Commissioner of LaborKevin WestRepublican PartyState record matched
Commissioner of LaborKevin DawsonDemocratic PartyState record matched
Commissioner of LaborMike HallLibertarian PartyState record matched
Insurance CommissionerBob SullivanRepublican PartyState record matched
Insurance CommissionerCraig MacIntyreDemocratic PartyState record matched
Corporation CommissionerBrad BolesRepublican PartyState record matched
Corporation CommissionerRhonda EastmanDemocratic PartyState record matched
Separate from printed choices

No regular write-in line

Oklahoma does not offer a regular write-in line. The State Election Board says write-in voting is generally not permitted. A federal write-in absentee ballot exception is limited to certain military and overseas voters.

Read the official write-in rule
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Official candidate and election documents

2026 candidate filing informationState Election Board filing hub with the candidate book, withdrawals, and contests of candidacy.2026 candidate list bookOfficial filing roster compiled April 3, 2026. It is a starting record, not a consolidated final general-election roster.Official June primary resultsState Election Board results used to identify nominees who won the June 16 primary.Official August runoff resultsState Election Board results used to identify nominees who won the August 25 runoff.2026 candidate withdrawalsOfficial withdrawals page checked after the August 28 withdrawal deadline.General election rulesState Election Board explanation that unopposed candidates are deemed elected and do not appear on the ballot.
Coverage boundary: This page covers candidate contests decided by all Oklahoma voters. Melissa Capps, the sole State Auditor and Inspector filer, is excluded from the printed-choice count because Oklahoma says unopposed candidates are deemed elected and do not appear on the general-election ballot. U.S. House, legislative, district attorney, district judge, associate district judge, county, municipal, school, and local contests are excluded. Regular write-in voting is not permitted. Read the full coverage boundary.