See exactly who is on your ballot — ZIP code is all you need
Marquee races on the Oklahoma primary ballot
Oklahoma's August 25 primary runoff is over. Mike Mazzei won the Republican nomination for governor by 2,047 votes, N'Kiyla Jasmine Thomas won the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination, and voters approved State Question 846 while rejecting State Question 844. Results are unofficial until the state certifies September 1.
Candidate fields reflect declared major candidates as of this page's last update and can change until ballots are certified. Enter your ZIP above for the full, address-specific list.
What's on the Oklahoma primary ballot?
Primaries decide which candidates appear on the November ballot. Depending on where you live in Oklahoma, your 2026 primary ballot can include U.S. Senate and U.S. House nominations, statewide offices, state legislative seats, and county or city contests. Enter your ZIP code above to see the exact races and candidates for your area — with bios, priorities, and campaign-finance data.
Key things to know
- Primary rules (open, closed, or semi-open) vary by state — check whether you need to be registered with a party to vote in its primary.
- Registration deadlines usually fall two to four weeks before the primary. Confirm yours with your state election office.
- Winners advance to the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
Browse the full Oklahoma voter guide →
Primary dates are statutory dates compiled by the National Conference of State Legislatures and can change by legislative action. Always confirm with your state or local election office.