Oklahoma Election Guide for August 28, 2018

Elections are scheduled for Aug. 28 in every county across Oklahoma, so be sure to make your plan to vote that day. Voters who are registered as Democrats, Libertarians and Republicans will have ballots in every precinct; independents are allowed to vote on Democratic ballots, so they also can vote everywhere in the state.

Statewide Elections

The three major political parties all have statewide races to vote on in the Aug. 28 runoff. These races will appear on every party ballot statewide.

Democrats

Corporation commissioner

Libertarians

Governor

Republicans

Governor
Lieutenant governor
State auditor and inspector
Attorney general
Superintendent of public instruction: Read the candidates’ responses to a questionnaire from OEA.
Commissioner of labor
Corporation commissioner

Democrat ballots

In addition to the statewide races, Democratic voters in every county will narrow the field of candidates who will vie for seats in Congress and at the State Capitol. Democratic ballots are opened to registered Democrats and independents.

Adair County

U.S. Representative District 2
County commissioner

Atoka County

U.S. Representative District 2
County commissioner

Alfalfa County

Burlington Public Schools, two propositions. Proposition 1 would raise $520,000 for a bus barn and SUV, and Proposition 2 would raise $350,000 for buses. (nonpartisan)

Blaine County

Thomas-Fay-Custer Unified School District, one proposition. The $23.8 million package would fund district-wide saferooms, auditorium renovations, a multipurpose building, an ag education building, a stadium and a track. (nonpartisan)

Bryan County

U.S. Representative District 2

Canadian County

U.S. Representative District 4
House District 41: Sara Peterson or Jennie Scott

Carter County

U.S. Representative District 4

Cherokee County

U.S. Representative District 2
County commissioner.
Tahlequah, two propositions (nonpartisan)
Oaks, board of trustees (nonpartisan)

Choctaw County

U.S. Representative District 2
Valliant Public Schools, one proposition. The $385,000 bond would pay for buses. (nonpartisan)

Cleveland County

U.S. Representative District 4
House District 53: Leslie Bonebreak or Cyndy Southerland
Purcell, two propositions (nonpartisan)

Coal County

U.S. Representative District 2
County commissioner, two seats

Comanche County

U.S. Representative District 4
Lawton, mayor and two council seats (nonpartisan)

Cotton County

U.S. Representative District 4

Craig County

U.S. Representative District 2

Creek County

U.S. Representative District 1
House District 68: Angela Statum or Michael Ross

Paden Public Schools board seat (nonpartisan)

Custer County

Weatherford Public Schools, two propositions. The two propositions would raise $55.7 million for two new elementary schools and district-wide repairs and improvements. (nonpartisan)
Thomas-Fay-Custer Unified School District, one proposition. The $23.8 million package would fund district-wide saferooms, auditorium renovations, a multipurpose building, an ag education building, a stadium and a track. (nonpartisan)

Delaware County

U.S. Representative District 2
Grove, one proposition (nonpartisan)
Jay, two propositions (nonpartisan)
Oaks, board of trustees seat (nonpartisan)

Dewey County

Thomas-Fay-Custer Unified School District, one proposition. The $23.8 million package would fund district-wide saferooms, auditorium renovations, a multipurpose building, an ag education building, a stadium and a track. (nonpartisan)
Sharon-Mutual Public Schools, one proposition. The $19.2 million package would fund district-wide expansions and repairs. (nonpartisan)
Leedey, one proposition (nonpartisan)

Garfield County

House District 41: Sara Peterson or Jennie Scott

Garvin County

U.S. Representative District 4

Grady County

U.S. Representative District 4
County commissioner
Ninnekah Public Schools, two propositions. The $550,000 package includes repairs to the softball field lighting, remodeling the science lab, and other projects. (nonpartisan)

Harper County

Woodward Public Schools, three propositions. Proposition 1 would raise $3.5 million for auditorium renovations, technology, improvements to the ag farm, and other projects. Proposition 2 would raise $3.1 million for a new track, renovations to arts and consumer sciences facilities, and other projects. Proposition 3 would raise $400,000 for buses. (nonpartisan)

Haskell County

U.S. Representative District 2

Hughes County

U.S. Representative District 2
County assessor
Holdenville Public Schools, two propositions. Proposition 1 would raise $910,000 for a multipurpose building at the elementary school, along with security and technology equipment. Proposition 2 would raise $340,000 for buses. (nonpartisan)

Jefferson County

U.S. Representative District 4

Johnston County

U.S. Representative District 2

Kay County

Kildare Public School, one proposition (nonpartisan)
Newkirk, one proposition (nonpartisan)

Kingfisher County

House District 41: Sara Peterson or Jennie Scott
County commissioner
Hennessey, two propositions (nonpartisan)

Latimer County

U.S. Representative District 2

Le Flore County

U.S. Representative District 2
Poteau Public Schools, one proposition. The $14.6 million package would fund a new seventh- and eighth-grade center, a high school classroom that doubles as a safe room, and security upgrades. (nonpartisan)
Pocola Public Schools, one proposition to build a new elementary activity center. (nonpartisan)
Talihina board of trustees (nonpartisan)

Lincoln County

White Rock Public Schools, three propositions. Proposition 1 would raise $2 million for a classroom that doubles as a safe room. Proposition 2 would raise $700,000 for security upgrades, roof repairs and other projects. Proposition 3 would raise $240,000 for buses. (nonpartisan)
Paden Public Schools board member. (nonpartisan)

Love County

U.S. Representative District 4
County commissioner
Marietta Public Schools, one proposition. The $1.2 million package includes track building remodeling, softball locker rooms, and football field bleachers and a press box. (nonpartisan)

McClain County

U.S. Representative District 4
Purcell, two propositions (nonpartisan)

McCurtain County

U.S. Representative District 2
County commissioner
Valliant Public Schools, one proposition. The $385,000 bond would pay for buses. (nonpartisan)
Idabel, one proposition (nonpartisan)

McIntosh County

U.S. Representative District 2

Marshall County

U.S. Representative District 2

Mayes County

U.S. Representative District 2
Pryor Creek, one proposition (nonpartisan)

Murray County

U.S. Representative District 4

Muskogee County

U.S. Representative District 2

Nowata County

U.S. Representative District 2

Okfuskee County

U.S. Representative District 2
Paden Public Schools board member. (nonpartisan)

Oklahoma County

U.S. Representative District 4
U.S. Representative District 5
House District 41: Sara Peterson or Jennie Scott
House District 99: Ajay Pittman or Nkem House
House District 101: Madeline Scott or John Carpenter
County commissioner
Midwest City, four propositions (nonpartisan)
Oklahoma City, city council seat (nonpartisan)

Okmulgee County

U.S. Representative District 2
Morris Public Schools, one proposition. The $4.7 million package would classroom and restroom additions, along with other district-wide upgrades and repairs. (nonpartisan)
Morris, two propositions (nonpartisan)

Osage County

McCord Public School, one proposition for new classrooms and security. (nonpartisan)
Tulsa, city council seat (nonpartisan)

Ottawa County

U.S. Representative District 2
County commissioner

Pawnee County

Yale Public Schools, two propositions. The $650,000 package includes a new show barn, ag farm, bus barn, remodeling of the baseball and softball fields, and other projects. (nonpartisan)

Payne County

Yale Public Schools, two propositions. The $650,000 package includes a new show barn, ag farm, bus barn, remodeling of the baseball and softball fields, and other projects. (nonpartisan)

Pittsburg County

U.S. Representative District 2
County commissioner

Pontotoc County

U.S. Representative District 4

Pottawatomie County

U.S. Representative District 5
House District 26: Terry Hopkins or E. Bruce Bushong
Macomb Public Schools, one proposition. The proposition would raise $400,000 for buses. (nonpartisan)

Pushmataha County

U.S. Representative District 2
County commissioner

Rogers County

U.S. Representative District 1
U.S. Representative District 2
Tulsa, one city council seat (nonpartisan)

Seminole County

U.S. Representative District 5

Sequoyah County

U.S. Representative District 2

Stephens County

U.S. Representative District 4

Tillman County

U.S. Representative District 4

Tulsa County

U.S. Representative District 1
House District 68: Angela Statum or Michael Ross
Broken Arrow, six propositions (nonpartisan)
Tulsa, six city council seats (nonpartisan)

Wagoner County

U.S. Representative District 1
Broken Arrow, six propositions (nonpartisan)
Tulsa, one city council seat (nonpartisan)

Washington County

U.S. Representative District 1

Washita County

Weatherford Public Schools, two propositions. The two propositions would raise $55.7 million for two new elementary schools and district-wide repairs and improvements. (nonpartisan)
Canute, one proposition

Woodward County

Woodward Public Schools, three propositions. Proposition 1 would raise $3.5 million for auditorium renovations, technology, improvements to the ag farm, and other projects. Proposition 2 would raise $3.1 million for a new track, renovations to arts and consumer sciences facilities, and other projects. Proposition 3 would raise $400,000 for buses. (nonpartisan)
Sharon-Mutual Public Schools, one proposition. The $19.2 million package would fund district-wide expansions and repairs. (nonpartisan)

Republican ballots

Republican voters will also will narrow the field of candidates who will serve in Congress and at the State Capitol. Republican ballots are only opened to registered Republicans.