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Who is on the ballot in 74554?

Pittsburg County, OK

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Fields below reflect the November 3, 2026 general election ballot as races are certified.

15 races on your November 3 ballot. Jump to:

Governor1 U.S. Senate1 U.S. House1 Statewide8 Measures4

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74554 sample ballot preview: statewide, congressional races

U.S. House, Oklahoma District 2

3 candidates

Federal ▾

JB

Josh Brecheen

REP INCUMBENT

Biography

Josh Brecheen is the Republican candidate for Oklahoma's 2nd Congressional District on the November 3, 2026 ballot, per the Oklahoma State Election Board's 2026 candidate list and official primary results. Josh Brecheen is the sitting member, per the Legislature's roster. Brecheen is a fourth-generation rancher who owned a small excavation and trucking business, per his official House biography. He previously served as an Oklahoma state senator from 2010 to 2018 and worked for U.S. Senator Tom Coburn for six years, per the same source. No campaign website was found as of September 7, 2026.

Top Priorities

Reducing federal debt and deficit spending, per official House biography

Key voting record

Passed. Supported

Passed. Supported

Passed. Supported

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Brandon Wade

DEM

Biography

Brandon Wade is the Democratic candidate for Oklahoma's 2nd Congressional District on the November 3, 2026 ballot, per the Oklahoma State Election Board's 2026 candidate list and official primary results. Wade is a third-generation union worker from Copan who led International Union of Operating Engineers Local 351 for 26 years, per his campaign site. He now resides in Bartlesville, per the same source.

Top Priorities

Health care access not tied to employment
Support for veterans, including VA access and mental health services
Fair wages and workplace safety for working families

Per the campaign site.

Campaign site Full profile

RH

Ronnie Hopkins

Biography

Ronnie Hopkins is the Independent candidate for Oklahoma's 2nd Congressional District on the November 3, 2026 ballot, per the Oklahoma State Election Board's 2026 candidate list and official primary results. Hopkins is an independent candidate from Tahlequah running without affiliation to either major party, per the Tahlequah Daily Press. He emphasizes constitutional principles, support for veterans and reduced foreign aid spending, per his campaign site.

Top Priorities

Reducing foreign aid spending
Support for veterans and Second Amendment rights
Restructuring Social Security into a dedicated trust fund

Per the campaign site.

Campaign site Full profile

About this race

Josh Brecheen (Republican), Brandon Wade (Democratic), Ronnie Hopkins (Independent) meet on the November 3 ballot for Oklahoma's 2nd Congressional District, per the State Election Board's 2026 candidate list and official results. Josh Brecheen won the June 16 Republican primary with 79.2 percent over Will Webb (20.8 percent). Brandon Wade won the June 16 Democratic primary with 73.73 percent over Erik Terwey (26.27 percent). Oklahoma primaries require a majority, with an August 25 runoff otherwise.

U.S. Senate

2 candidates

Federal ▾

KH

Kevin Hern

REP

Biography

Kevin Hern is the Republican nominee for Oklahoma's open U.S. Senate seat, winning the June 16 primary outright with President Trump's endorsement. A businessman who built a network of McDonald's franchises before representing Tulsa-based OK-1 in Congress since 2019, he chaired the Republican Study Committee, the House's largest conservative caucus. His campaign theme is America First, Oklahoma Proud.

Top Priorities

Secure the border and support strict immigration enforcement
Cut spending and push a balanced budget amendment
Advance conservative priorities on life, religious liberty, and the Second Amendment

Campaign Finance

$9,295,139 raised · top industries: Large donors giving $2,000+ (12% of receipts), Small-dollar donors under $200 (1% of receipts)

Key voting record

Passed. Supported

Passed. Supported

Passed. Supported

Campaign site Full profile

NJ

N'Kiyla Jasmine Thomas

DEM

Biography

N'Kiyla Jasmine Thomas is the Democratic nominee for Oklahoma's open U.S. Senate seat. A nurse, military spouse, and citizen of the Chickasaw Nation, she runs a grassroots campaign that refuses corporate PAC money and centers rural health care access and Native sovereignty.

Top Priorities

Put people over politics with a grassroots, corporate-PAC-free campaign
Expand health care access, especially in rural and underserved communities
Protect Native sovereignty and support military families

Campaign Finance

$45,148 raised · top industries: Small-dollar donors under $200 (78% of receipts), Large donors giving $2,000+ (8% of receipts)

Campaign site Full profile

Governor

5 candidates

Statewide ▾

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Mike Mazzei

REP

Biography

Mike Mazzei is the Republican nominee for Oklahoma governor, carrying President Trump's endorsement. A financial planner who spent 12 years in the state Senate including as Finance chairman and later served as Oklahoma's secretary of the budget, his plan centers on eliminating property taxes for seniors and veterans and disciplined state budgeting. He won the August 25 Republican runoff with 186,678 votes to Gentner Drummond's 184,631, a margin of 2,047 votes; Drummond conceded that night, and results are unofficial until the state certifies September 1.

Top Priorities

Eliminate property taxes for seniors and veterans
Stop foreign ownership of Oklahoma land
Deliver education results and accountable, waste-free government

Campaign site Full profile

CM

Cyndi Munson

DEM

Biography

Cyndi Munson is the Democratic nominee for Oklahoma governor, winning her June 16 primary with about 75% of the vote and facing Mike Mazzei on November 3. The minority leader of the Oklahoma House and the first Asian American woman elected to the Legislature, she grew up in Lawton, and her campaign emphasizes public education, health care access, and affordability for working families.

Top Priorities

Invest in public education
Expand health care access and protect rights
Lower costs for Oklahoma families

Campaign site Full profile

JG

Jerry Griffin

Biography

Jerry Griffin is running as an independent candidate for Governor of Oklahoma, per his campaign site.

Campaign site Full profile

RE

Robert E. Brooks Sr

Biography

Robert E. Brooks Sr is an independent candidate for governor of Oklahoma on the November 3, 2026 ballot, per the State Election Board's 2026 candidate list. No campaign website was found as of September 7, 2026.

OL

Orlando Lynn Bush

Biography

Orlando Lynn Bush is an independent candidate for governor of Oklahoma on the November 3, 2026 ballot, per the State Election Board's 2026 candidate list. No campaign website was found as of September 7, 2026.

Lieutenant Governor

2 candidates

Statewide ▾

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T.W. Shannon

REP

Biography

T.W. Shannon is the Republican nominee for Oklahoma lieutenant governor, winning the June 16 primary with about 54% of the vote and President Trump's endorsement. A former speaker of the Oklahoma House, the first Black and Chickasaw person to hold that role, he served as a senior advisor in the Trump administration and chaired Black Voices for Trump in 2020.

Top Priorities

Put Oklahoma first with merit-based, results-driven leadership
Cut red tape and push back on job-killing regulations
Keep Oklahoma conservative

Campaign site Full profile

KF

Kelly Forbes

DEM

Biography

Dr. Kelly Forbes is the Democratic nominee for Oklahoma lieutenant governor, a lifelong Oklahoman raised in Skiatook and Broken Arrow. An educator with a doctorate in administration and leadership who has worked as a teacher, administrator, and consultant, his campaign emphasizes the economy, public education, health care access, tourism, and restoring trust in state government.

Top Priorities

Build a stronger economy with good jobs, workforce training, and affordable housing
Invest in public education and keep public dollars in public schools
Expand health care access and promote Oklahoma tourism

Campaign site Full profile

Attorney General

2 candidates

Statewide ▾

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Jon Echols

REP

Biography

Jon Echols is the Republican nominee for Oklahoma attorney general, winning the June 16 primary with about 55% of the vote. A fifth-generation Oklahoman, attorney, and small-business owner, he served as majority leader of the Oklahoma House and is backed by dozens of county sheriffs across the state.

Top Priorities

Back law enforcement, with endorsements from sheriffs across Oklahoma
Bring proven conservative leadership to the state's chief legal office
Protect Oklahoma families and businesses

Campaign site Full profile

NC

Nick Coffey

DEM

Biography

Nick Coffey is the Democratic nominee for Oklahoma attorney general, a career prosecutor and lifelong Oklahoman. As a federal prosecutor for the Western District of Oklahoma, he has led prosecutions involving transnational criminal organizations, money laundering, illegal firearms, drug conspiracies, and fraud. His campaign theme is a prosecutor, not a politician.

Top Priorities

Bring career-prosecutor experience to the attorney general's office
Hold powerful criminal organizations accountable
Uphold the rule of law and protect Oklahoma communities

Campaign site Full profile

Treasurer

2 candidates

Statewide ▾

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Cindy Byrd

REP

Biography

Cindy Byrd is the Republican nominee for Oklahoma state treasurer, winning the June 16 primary over the incumbent with more than 60% of the vote. A CPA and Oklahoma's term-limited state auditor, she was the first woman elected to that office, and her audits have led to the removal of more than 30 public officials. Her platform emphasizes transparency, smarter state investments, and accountability.

Top Priorities

Bring auditor-grade transparency and accountability to state investments
Protect taxpayer dollars from waste and corruption
Invest smarter to improve Oklahoma's education and health outcomes

Campaign site Full profile

KP

Kiefer Perry

Biography

Kiefer Perry is the Libertarian nominee for Oklahoma state treasurer and vice chair of the Oklahoma Libertarian Party. He offers a limited-government alternative for the state's investment and cash-management office.

Top Priorities

Apply limited-government principles to state finances
Increase transparency in how state funds are managed
Offer a third-party alternative for statewide office

Campaign site Full profile

Auditor

1 candidate

Statewide ▾

MC

Melissa Capps

REP

Biography

Melissa Capps is the Republican nominee for Oklahoma state auditor and inspector, currently the deputy state auditor with 25 years in the office. A certified fraud examiner endorsed by outgoing auditor Cindy Byrd, she has directed performance audits of major state agencies and high-profile investigative audits, including of the Department of Health and the Department of Tourism.

Top Priorities

Uncover waste, fraud, and abuse of taxpayer dollars
Continue transparent, independent audits of state and local government
Help agencies fix problems and improve service to taxpayers

Campaign site Full profile

Why only one name?

Only one name is on the ballot for this office: no other candidate qualified. An unopposed candidate is elected unless a write-in outpolls them where write-ins are allowed, so this line still counts as a vote.

Superintendent of Public Instruction

2 candidates

Statewide ▾

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Robert Franklin

REP

Biography

Robert Franklin is the Republican nominee for Oklahoma state superintendent of public instruction. A 44-year educator and 2024 Oklahoma Educators Hall of Fame inductee who served as a special education teacher, principal, and Tulsa Tech associate superintendent, and who now teaches future administrators at OU-Tulsa, his campaign slogan is 44 years in education, not one day in politics.

Top Priorities

Get back to basics: reading, math, and classroom discipline
Support school choice with accountability and real results
Expand career pathways through CareerTech, apprenticeships, and workforce training

Campaign site Full profile

JM

Jennettie Marshall

DEM

Biography

Dr. Jennettie Marshall is the Democratic nominee for Oklahoma state superintendent of public instruction, a former two-term Tulsa school board member, pastor, and veteran of child welfare and public safety work. Her platform calls for cleaning up the State Department of Education, refocusing schools on core academics, and fixing deficits in special education.

Top Priorities

Clean up the State Department of Education with a top-to-bottom review
Refocus schools on reading, writing, and math and fight chronic absenteeism
Raise teacher pay and fix special education funding and caseloads

Campaign site Full profile

Corporation Commissioner

2 candidates

Statewide ▾

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Brad Boles

REP

Biography

Brad Boles built his family's manufacturing company from 100 to nearly 500 employees before it was sold to a Fortune 500 company, and later co-founded Philtek Services, according to his campaign site. He has served as Mayor of Marlow and has represented Grady and Stephens Counties in the Oklahoma House of Representatives since 2018, where he chairs the House Energy and Natural Resources Oversight Committee, per the site.

Top Priorities

Ensuring fair utility rates and protecting ratepayers
Supporting Oklahoma's oil, gas and electric industries
Continuing economic development policies that bring new investment to Oklahoma

Per the campaign site.

Campaign site Full profile

RE

Rhonda Eastman

DEM

Biography

Rhonda Eastman worked for the state of Oklahoma for 16 years and has more than 10 years of private-sector management experience in trucking, utilities and construction, per Tulsa Flyer. Eastman is the Democratic nominee for Corporation Commissioner, having won the June 2026 primary, and faces Republican Brad Boles on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot, per the same source.

Top Priorities

Requiring cleanup of the state's documented abandoned oil and gas wells
Stronger oversight of oil and gas wastewater injection wells
Regulatory review of data centers' water use and utility costs

Per the campaign site.

Campaign site Full profile

Insurance Commissioner

2 candidates

Statewide ▾

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Bob Sullivan

REP

Biography

Bob Sullivan is the Republican nominee for Oklahoma insurance commissioner. A property and casualty insurance broker with two decades in the industry, he holds the CIC, CRM and CPCU designations and is a fourth-generation Oklahoman living in Inola.

Top Priorities

Cut costs and lower rates for policyholders
Hold large insurers accountable to the people who pay premiums
Restore competition and choice in Oklahoma's insurance market

Campaign site Full profile

CM

Craig MacIntyre

DEM

Biography

Craig MacIntyre is the Democratic nominee for Oklahoma insurance commissioner and was unopposed for the nomination. He has worked in the insurance industry since 1993 as an actuary and across product development, underwriting and claims oversight, risk management and state rate filings, and is also an educator and small business owner. He frames his campaign around what he calls the three A's: affordability, acceptable claims handling, and availability.

Top Priorities

Make coverage affordable for Oklahoma households and businesses
Hold insurers to acceptable claims handling
Keep coverage available across the whole state

Campaign site Full profile

Commissioner of Labor

3 candidates

Statewide ▾

KW

Kevin West

REP

Biography

Kevin West is the Republican nominee for Oklahoma commissioner of labor. He ran a cabinet shop in Oklahoma City before winning a state House seat in 2016, represents District 54 in the Moore area, and chairs the House Oversight Committee.

Top Priorities

Modernize workplace safety with a teach-before-you-fine approach
Streamline licensing and cut red tape for small businesses
Open skilled-trade pathways for veterans and second-chance workers

Campaign site Full profile

KD

Kevin Dawson

DEM

Biography

Kevin Dawson is the Democratic nominee for Oklahoma commissioner of labor. He spent 43 years on the railroad, starting at 18 and becoming one of the youngest locomotive engineers in the country before moving into training, public safety and workforce development roles, and he retired in 2022 as a union member. He says the Department of Labor should be an agency people can trust, applying the law the same way to workers and employers.

Top Priorities

Apply labor law equally to workers and employers
Correct violations first and enforce when they continue
Serve workplace safety needs in all 77 counties

Campaign site Full profile

MH

Mike Hall

Biography

Mike Hall is the Libertarian nominee for Oklahoma commissioner of labor, an engineer and project manager who has spent decades in that field. His platform centers on worker freedom, cutting regulatory red tape for employers, and running an accountable labor department.

Top Priorities

Protect worker freedom and right-to-work protections
Cut red tape on employers and occupational licensing
Run an accountable, transparent labor department

Campaign site Full profile

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