What You Need to Know Ahead of Election Day in Oklahoma
Drummond and Mazzei lead a crowded GOP governor runoff as voters also decide two constitutional changes, including a voter ID measure.
- On Tuesday, August 25, 2026, Oklahoma voters head to the polls for primary runoff contests including governor, state superintendent, and other partisan posts, with polls open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
- Attorney General Gentner Drummond faces GOP-backed Mike Mazzei for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, following President Donald Trump's endorsement of Mazzei to replace term-limited Governor Kevin Stitt.
- Voters will also weigh in on two state questions: State Question 844 regarding manufacturing tax incentives and State Question 846, which seeks to enshrine voter identification requirements into the state Constitution.
- Winners of these runoffs advance to the General Election on November 3, where the Republican gubernatorial nominee will face Democrat Cyndi Munson and three independent candidates, while Democrats select their U.S. Senate nominee.
- Voters must present proof of identity, such as a state or tribal photo ID, at their assigned polling place, while the Oklahoma State Election Board website provides resources for verifying registration status and polling locations.
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Voters set to determine winner of GOP governor primary, outcome of controversial state questions • Oklahoma Voice
A sign stands outside a polling location at St. Luke's Methodist Church on an election day Aug. 27, 2024, in Oklahoma City. (Photo by Nuria Martinez-Keel/Oklahoma Voice)OKLAHOMA CITY – Voters go to the polls Tuesday to pick nominees for various partisan posts, including governor, state superintendent and U.S. Senate. Voters will be asked to decide the fate of two state questions lawmakers put on the ballot. The race generating the most attention…
2026 Runoff Election Day: Links and Resources
Tomorrow (Tuesday, August 25th) is the Oklahoma Primary Election. If you haven't voted yet either by absentee or early in-person, you will have from 7:00am to 7:00pm to cast your ballots. If you don't know where to vote, or want to see your sample ballot, use this helpful link from the Oklahoma State Election Board to find out.Below is a brief summary of my picks on various Republican runoff races and the state questions, as well as some links t…
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