← National · U.S. House · Nov. 3, 2026
Unofficial counts as of

Oklahoma 2026 House Popular Vote

Republican candidates lead by 189,584 votes, 57.6% to 40.7%, out of 1,117,235 counted.

5 Republicans have been called; none are uncalled.

Democrats
40.7%
454,345
Republicans
57.6%
643,929
Other 1.7% · 18,961 · Votes from 5 of 5 districts · Sources ↓
midterm2026popularvote.sarl
02 — Every district

Oklahoma’s 5 districts

2 districts have margins under 5 points on the current count.

Oklahoma U.S. House results by district: candidates, vote shares, margin and call status.
DistrictCandidates, votes and shareMargin TotalStatusCounted
OK-01
  • Mark Tedford (R) ✓121,26052.3%
  • John Croisant (D)110,52147.7%
 R+4.6R +10,739 231,781 Called R —
OK-02
  • Josh Brecheen (R, inc.) ✓143,98368.0%
  • Brandon Wade (D)61,37829.0%
  • Ronnie Hopkins (I)6,5133.1%
 R+39.0R +82,605 211,874 Called R —
OK-03
  • Frank D. Lucas (R, inc.) ✓122,13864.0%
  • Suzie Byrd (D)68,78736.0%
 R+27.9R +53,351 190,925 Called R —
OK-04
  • Tom Cole (R, inc.) ✓125,57657.6%
  • Mitchell Jacob (D)86,05139.5%
  • Rocco Bonacci (I)6,3812.9%
 R+18.1R +39,525 218,008 Called R —
OK-05
  • Stephanie Bice (R, inc.) ✓130,97249.5%
  • Jena Nelson (D)127,60848.2%
  • Robert P. Henri (I)4,0241.5%
  • Austin Nieves (I)2,0430.8%
 R+1.3R +3,364 264,647 Called R —

✓ marks the declared winner. Shares are of all votes cast, including other candidates. Counted is shown only where the source reports it.

03 — Sources

Where Oklahoma’s numbers come from

Unofficial counts as of Nov. 5, 2026, 9:05 a.m. ET, summed from district results published by the state election office. They are not certified results.

Sources

SourceTierMethodFetched (ET)
Oklahoma State Election Board — OK Election Results (Unofficial), November 3, 2026 Official Page scrape Nov. 5, 9:02 a.m.

There is no published statewide total to check the summed district votes against.

Notes on Oklahoma

  • Unofficial results; page states 'Current as of Nov 5, 2026, 8:57:31 AM'.
  • Values were read from the rendered official results page (an Angular app backed by an authenticated API) and checked against the page's per-race totals.
  • Every district reports all precincts (OK-01 297/297, OK-02 546/546, OK-03 461/461, OK-04 360/360, OK-05 320/320, each shown as 100.00%); pctReporting is null: the source states precincts reporting, not a share of expected vote, so it does not satisfy the schema's definition (late mail and provisional ballots may still be added).
  • All five districts were contested on the 2026 general-election ballot, so Oklahoma's practice of not printing unopposed races does not remove any House seat this cycle. Oklahoma does not tally write-ins.
  • OK-01 is an open seat (Kevin Hern ran for U.S. Senate). IND candidates coded I.