2024 Oklahoma Elections

This episode of Focus: Black Oklahoma features stories on Monroe Nichols' historic mayoral win, how the Tulsa Dream Center helps during the holidays, a new film on Black Wall Street and more.

Oklahoma State Election Board data shows 37.9% of Oklahoma voters chose the straight-party voting option in the Nov. 5 general election, down from 45.5% in 2020. Voters in southeastern Oklahoma were the most likely to check the option.

As Donald Trump celebrates an election win, Latino community leaders in Oklahoma have had mixed reactions. Some worry about the hate and fear that may come, others look forward to economic recovery.

This Week in Oklahoma Politics discuss the Nov. 5 election results, including the Presidential race where for the third time in a row, all 77 counties voted in favor of now President-Elect Donald Trump.

The election marks a milestone for a city with a troubled racial history.

Tribal nations in Oklahoma are pleased two state Supreme Court justices will keep their seats, though they’re disappointed one will lose her spot on the court.

The November 5 election has wrapped up in the state. Here's how Oklahomans voted.

More Oklahomans than ever are registered to vote as they head to the polls for Tuesday's election. Oklahoma State Election Board officials released the latest registration numbers on Monday.

Many people in jail are still eligible to vote, but there are no state laws that outline procedures for incarcerated individuals. About 75% of people in county jails in Oklahoma haven’t been convicted.

Despite two days of severe weather, there are currently no changes to county polling locations across Oklahoma.