Election Results
WATCH: Runoffs coming out of primary elections, State Question on minimum wage fails
Multiple races go to runoff:
- Republican Gubernatorial primary
- US House District 1 Republican
- US Senate District 1 Democrat
Runoff election is August 25th.
9:10 p.m.
State Question 832 fails. Minimum Wage is not changing in Oklahoma.
9:09 p.m.
Democratic primary for House District 1 goes to run off N'Kiyla Thomas and Jim Priest advance.
9:00 p.m.
Mike Mazzei addresses supporters:
8:50 p.m.
Gentner Drummond addresses supporters:
8:49 p.m.
House District 1 Republican primary goes to a run-off. No candidates met the required threshold to win the race. Jackson Lahmeyer and Mark Tedford advance to the run-off.
8:15 p.m.
Gubernatorial Candidate Charles McCall thanks supporters, doesn't think race is going his way.
"We may not have achieved the outcome we worked so hard for, but I could not be more grateful for the people of Oklahoma," said Charles McCall. "For the last 16 months, I have had the privilege of traveling to every corner of our state, meeting hardworking families, small business owners, farmers, ranchers, veterans, and community leaders who care deeply about Oklahoma's future. Your support, prayers, and encouragement have meant more to me and my family than words can express.
This campaign was never about one person. It was about a vision to make Oklahoma’s best days a reality.
I want to especially thank my wife, my family, and every volunteer who sacrificed so much over these last 16 months. You believed in this mission, and together we built something remarkable. Though this chapter is ending, our commitment to Oklahoma and the principles we share does not end tonight.
Oklahoma is worth believing in. Our state is filled with good people, strong communities, and limitless potential. I leave this campaign with a grateful heart, humbled by the trust so many placed in me, and hopeful for what lies ahead. Thank you, Oklahoma. It has been the honor of a lifetime."
7:50 p.m.
NBC project Cyndi Munson winner of Democratic Gubernatorial primary
7:45 p.m.
NBC projects Kevin Hern winner of Republican Senate primary.
7:00 p.m.
Polls closed at 7 p.m.
Track results as the votes are counted:
Election Results
5:25 p.m.
In the governor's race 2 News Oklahoma is all over the state at watch parties:
TJ Eckert is in Bixby with Mike Mazzei:
Erin Christy is in Tulsa with Gentner Drummond:
Emma Burch is in Oklahoma City with Chip Keating:
Stef Manchen is in Norman with Charles McCall:
Justin Ayer is in Oklahoma City with Cyndi Munson:
Clifton Haskin is in Oklahoma City with Connie Johnson:
5:00 p.m.
Voters across Oklahoma are still turning out to cast their votes in several primary races, and deciding a State Question.
2 News broke down what's on the ballot:
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