Oklahoma
7 races on the Nov. 3, 2026, ballot covered here. Pick a race for its candidates and the money behind each.
U.S. Senate
Governor
U.S. House
John Thomas Croisant (D), Mark Tedford (R)
Campaigns raised $2.6M; outside groups spent $95K.
U.S. HouseOK-02Josh Brecheen (R), Ronnie Hopkins (I), Brandon Keith Wade (D)
Campaigns raised $250K; outside groups spent $0.
U.S. HouseOK-03Suzie Byrd (D), Frank Lucas (R)
Campaigns raised $1M; outside groups spent $75K.
U.S. HouseOK-04Rocco Bonacci (I), Tom Cole (R), Mitchell Leigh Jacob (D)
Campaigns raised $4.3M; outside groups spent $250K.
U.S. HouseOK-05Stephanie Bice (R), Robert Patrick Henri (I), Jena Nelson (D), Austin Rudyard Nieves (I)
Campaigns raised $3.1M; outside groups spent $0.
Who represents Oklahoma now
- Markwayne MullinSenator · Republican
- James LankfordSenator · Republican
- Alan ArmstrongSenator · Republican
- Kevin HernDistrict 1 · Republican · running in Oklahoma Senate
- Josh BrecheenDistrict 2 · Republican · running in OK-02
- Frank D. LucasDistrict 3 · Republican · running in OK-03
- Tom ColeDistrict 4 · Republican · running in OK-04
- Stephanie I. BiceDistrict 5 · Republican · running in OK-05
Current members from the @unitedstates congress-legislators project (bioguide IDs used to match roll calls).
Ballot measures
- State Question 845: Changes to the Judicial Nominating CommissionConstitutional amendment referred by the legislature
- State Question 847: Lower the Caps on Annual Growth in Property ValuationsConstitutional amendment referred by the legislature
Reported: list from the state’s published ballot. State source