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The Voters’ Guide for August 25 Runoff Primary Elections and City of Tulsa General Elections is now available on Vote411.org. This guide includes any answers submitted by candidates and language for propositions on August 25 ballots.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Oklahoma is a closed-primary state, only those registered with a recognized party may vote in that primary election. Independent voters in Oklahoma generally cannot vote in primary elections unless a recognized party authorizes independent voters to participate. For 2026 and 2027, no recognized party authorized Independent voters to participate in its primary elections.
The following state legislative races were uncontested, with only a single candidate filing for that office:
State Senator – Districts 14, 16, 30, 32, 40, 44, 46, 48
State Representative – Districts 2, 5, 7, 13, 15, 17, 21-22, 25, 43, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52, 55, 57, 59, 61, 67, 70, 71, 88, 89, 93-94, 101
The following state legislative races will be decided in the August primary run-off as no candidates from another recognized party or independent candidates filed for that office:
State Senator – Districts 26
State Representative – Districts 1, 18, 19
Please note that races listed below that are marked with an asterisk (*) will be decided in the August primary run-off as no candidates from another recognized party or independent candidates filed for that office.
Tulsa County
State Question
State Question No. 844, Legislative Referendum No. 378 (Tax Revenue Reimbursement
State Question No. 846, Legislative Referendum No. 380 (Voter Identification Amendment)
State Officers
Oklahoma Governor, Republican Runoff Primary
State Superintendent, Republican Runoff Primary
Commissioner of Labor, Republican Runoff Primary
Insurance Commissioner, Republican Runoff Primary
Congressional Officers
United States Senator, Democrat Runoff Primary
Legislative District Officers
State Senator – District 34, Republican Runoff Primary
State Representative – District 9, Republican Runoff Primary
City Elections
City of Bixby, Proposition No. 1
City of Bixby, Proposition No. 2
City of Bixby, Proposition No. 3
City of Bixby, Proposition No. 4
City of Tulsa, Council Member District No. 1
City of Tulsa, Council Member District No. 1
City of Tulsa, Council Member District No. 2
City of Tulsa, Council Member District No. 3
City of Tulsa, Council Member District No. 5
City of Tulsa, Council Member District No. 7
City of Tulsa, Council Member District No. 9
City of Tulsa, Proposition – Approval of Natural Gas Franchise, Oklahoma Natural Gas Company (ONG)
Surrounding Counties
State Question
State Question No. 844, Legislative Referendum No. 378 (Tax Revenue Reimbursement
State Question No. 846, Legislative Referendum No. 380 (Voter Identification Amendment)
State Officers
Oklahoma Governor, Republican Runoff Primary
State Superintendent, Republican Runoff Primary
Commissioner of Labor, Republican Runoff Primary
Insurance Commissioner, Republican Runoff Primary
Congressional Officers
United States Senator, Democrat Runoff Primary
Cherokee County
County Commissioner – District No. 3, Republican Runoff Primary
Westville Public Schools, Proposition No. 1
Westville Public Schools, Proposition No. 2
City of Tahlequah, Proposition No. 1
City of Tahlequah, Proposition No. 2
Hulbert Public Schools, Proposition No. 1
Hulbert Public Schools, Proposition No. 2
Creek County
Creek County, Proposition No. 1
McIntosh County
County Commissioner – District No. 3, Republican Runoff Primary
Mayes County
County Commissioner – District No. 1, Republican Runoff Primary
Muskogee County
County Assessor, Republican Runoff Primary
Okfuskee County
State Representative – District 18, Republican Runoff Primary
Okmulgee County
County Commissioner – District No. 3, Republican Runoff Primary
Osage County
City of Hominy, Proposition No. 1
City of Hominy, Proposition No. 2
City of Tulsa, Council Member District No. 1
City of Tulsa, Proposition – Approval of Natural Gas Franchise, Oklahoma Natural Gas Company (ONG)
City of Bartlesville, Proposition No. 1
Bartlesville Public Schools, Proposition No. 1
Bartlesville Public Schools, Proposition No. 2
Rogers County
State Representative – District 9, Republican Runoff Primary
County Assessor, Republican Runoff Primary
County Commissioner – District No. 1, Republican Runoff Primary
City of Tulsa, Council Member District No. 3
City of Tulsa, Proposition – Approval of Natural Gas Franchise, Oklahoma Natural Gas Company (ONG)
Wagoner County
County Commissioner – District No. 3, Republican Runoff Primary
City of Bixby, Proposition No. 1
City of Bixby, Proposition No. 2
City of Bixby, Proposition No. 3
City of Bixby, Proposition No. 4
City of Tulsa, Proposition – Approval of Natural Gas Franchise, Oklahoma Natural Gas Company (ONG)
City of Coweta, Council Member Ward No. 3 (Unexpired)
Porter Consolidated Schools, Proposition No. 1
Porter Consolidated Schools, Proposition No. 2
important dates
Early Voting
Find Your Early Voting Location
Thursday, Aug. 20 – Friday, Aug. 21
8:00am – 6:00pm Daily
Saturday, Aug. 22
8:00am – 2:00pm
Election Day
Your Polling Location
Tuesday, Aug. 25
7:00am – 7:00pm
The mission of the League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Tulsa is to provide non-partisan information about candidates for all elections in Tulsa County. In order to reach as many voters as possible, the League provides an online, mobile-friendly Voters’ Guide via the League’s innovative Vote411 website.
For the August 25 election, candidates with contact information from all Federal and State-level races, along with candidates from Tulsa, Okmulgee, Rogers, and Wagoner counties were invited to participate. The League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Tulsa does not edit or change responses in any way.
Voters who do not see responses from candidates on their ballot are encouraged to reach out to those candidates and request they contact the League at [email protected] or (918) 747-7933 to receive information on how to complete the Vote411 voter guide questionnaire.