Republicans Maintain Control in Oklahoma Elections

In Oklahoma's recent elections, all incumbents in the state legislature and congressional races were re-elected, continuing a strong Republican hold. Every state House incumbent and all three Senate incumbents retained their seats, with the GOP maintaining control over open seats and no party switches occurring. Donald Trump secured over 65% of the state's presidential vote for the third consecutive election, leading to victories for all Republican congressional representatives. Notably, longtime Supreme Court Justice Yvonne Kauger was not retained, while Justices James Edmondson and Noma Gurich were kept in their positions. The election results remain unofficial until certified by the Oklahoma State Election Board. Overall, Oklahoma's electoral outcomes reflect a continued trend of Republican dominance across various levels of government.