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President
President Donald TrumpRepublican |
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Vice President
Vice President Mike PenceRepublican |
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U.S. Attorney General
Attorney General Jeff Sessions IIIRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary Sonny PerdueRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Commerce
Secretary Wilbur Ross, Jr.Republican |
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U.S. Secretary of Defense
Secretary James MattisIndependent |
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U.S. Secretary of Education
Secretary Betsy DeVosRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Energy
Secretary Rick PerryRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services |
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U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security |
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U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
Secretary Ben CarsonRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Labor
Secretary Alexander AcostaRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of State
Secretary Mike PompeoRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Transportation
Secretary Elaine ChaoRepublican |
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U.S. Secretary of Treasury |
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U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs |
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U.S. Secretary of the Interior
Secretary Ryan ZinkeRepublican |
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U.S. Senate
Senator Jim InhofeSenior Seat Republican |
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Senator James LankfordJunior Seat Republican |
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U.S. HouseDistrict 3
Representative Frank LucasDistrict 3 (Running) Republican |
Frankie RobbinsDistrict 3 Challenger (Running) Democratic
Murray ThibodeauxDistrict 3 Challenger (Lost) Democratic |
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Governor
Governor Mary FallinRepublican |
Christopher BarnettChallenger (Lost) Republican
Mick CornettChallenger (Lost) Republican
Drew EdmondsonChallenger (Running) Democratic
Dan FisherChallenger (Lost) Republican
Eric FoutchChallenger (Lost) Republican
Barry GowdyChallenger (Lost) Republican
Constance JohnsonChallenger (Lost) Democratic
Gary JonesChallenger (Lost) Republican
Todd LambChallenger (Lost) Republican
Rex LawhornChallenger (Lost) Libertarian
Joe Exotic MaldonadoChallenger (Lost) Libertarian
Chris PowellChallenger (Running) Libertarian
Gary RichardsonChallenger (Lost) Republican
Blake StephensChallenger (Lost) Republican
Kevin StittChallenger (Running) Republican |
Lieutenant Governor
Lieutenant Governor Todd LambRepublican |
Dominique BlockChallenger (Lost) Republican
Anna DearmoreChallenger (Lost) Democratic
Eddie FieldsChallenger (Lost) Republican
Ivan HolmesChallenger (Running) Independent
Dana MurphyChallenger (Lost) Republican
Matt PinnellChallenger (Running) Republican
Anastasia PittmanChallenger (Running) Democratic |
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State HouseDistrict 55
Representative Todd RussDistrict 55 (Running) Republican |
Dennis DuggerDistrict 55 Challenger (Running) Democratic
Fernando ZamarripaDistrict 55 Challenger (Lost) Democratic |
District 57
Representative Harold WrightDistrict 57 (Running) Republican |
Joy SmithDistrict 57 Challenger (Lost) Republican |
State SenateDistrict 38
Senator Mike SchulzDistrict 38 Republican |
Jeff BerrongDistrict 38 Challenger (Running) Democratic
Brent HowardDistrict 38 Challenger (Running) Republican |
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Attorney General
Attorney General Mike Hunter(Running) |
Angela BonillaChallenger (Lost) Republican
Gentner DrummondChallenger (Lost) Republican
Mark MylesChallenger (Running) Democratic |
Secretary of State
Secretary James WilliamsonRepublican |
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Auditor and Inspector
Auditor Gary JonesRepublican |
Cindy ByrdChallenger (Lost) Republican
Charlie PraterChallenger (Lost) Republican
John UzzoChallenger (Lost) Republican
John YeutterChallenger (Running) Libertarian |
Director of Finance |
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction |
John CoxChallenger (Running) Democratic
Will FarrellChallenger (Lost) Republican
Larry HuffChallenger (Running) Independent
Linda MurphyChallenger (Lost) Republican |
Treasurer
Treasurer Ken MillerRepublican |
Charles CouneChallenger (Running) Independent
Randy McDanielChallenger (Running) Republican |
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Vice Chief Justice of the Supreme CourtDistrict 3
Vice Chief Justice Noma GurichDistrict 3 Non-partisan |
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Chief Justice of the Supreme CourtDistrict 8
Chief Justice Douglas CombsDistrict 8 Non-partisan |
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Justice of the Supreme CourtDistrict 1
Justice John ReifDistrict 1 Non-partisan |
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District 2
Justice Patrick WyrickDistrict 2 Non-partisan |
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District 4
Justice Yvonne KaugerDistrict 4 Non-partisan |
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District 5
Justice James WinchesterDistrict 5 Non-partisan |
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District 6
Justice Tom ColbertDistrict 6 Non-partisan |
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District 7
Justice James EdmondsonDistrict 7 Non-partisan |
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CommissionerDistrict 1 (Washita County)
Commissioner James GeeDistrict 1 |
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District 2 (Washita County)
Commissioner Gene EtrisDistrict 2 |
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District 3 (Washita County)
Commissioner Raydell SchnebergerDistrict 3 |
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State Facts
- Type: State
- Nickname: The Sooner State
- Motto: Labor Omnia Vincit [Labor Conquers All Things]
- Area: 69,919 sq mi
- Population: 3,814,820 (2012 est.)
- Capital: Oklahoma City
- Statehood: Nov. 16, 1907 (46th state)
- Highest Point: Black Mesa, 4,973 ft
- Lowest Point: Little R., 287 ft
- Bird: Scissor-Tailed Flycatcher
- Flower: Mistletoe
- Senators: 48
- Representatives: 101
- Electoral Votes: 7
