俄克拉荷马州选举结果清单：共和党横扫全州职位与全部联邦席位，两项修宪议题均被否决

11月3日，俄克拉荷马州举行2026年中期选举投票，这是全体俄克拉荷马选民共同投出的结果。据俄克拉荷马州选举委员会半官方计票与美联社宣布：共和党赢得州长、联邦参议员、全部其他全州职位与全部5个联邦众议员席位；两项修宪议题均被选民否决。选票上各项结果全清单如下。

州长与联邦参议员

州长：Mike Mazzei（共和党）得票581,706张、51.9%，当选。他击败民主党 Cyndi Munson 的514,342票、45.9%，Munson 已于选举夜承认败选。本席为现任州长 Kevin Stitt 任期届满后的开放席位，共和党保席。Mazzei 的51.9%，是2006年以来共和党州长候选人的最低得票率。

联邦参议员：Kevin Hern（共和党）得票639,510张、57.2%，当选。他击败民主党 N'Kiyla Thomas 的439,109票、39.3%。该席原由 Markwayne Mullin 持有，Mullin 离任出任国土安全部长后，由 Alan Armstrong 临时接任。

其他全州职位

副州长：T.W. Shannon（共和党）得票约58%，当选。

检察长：Jon Echols（共和党）得票55.4%，当选，击败民主党 Nick Coffey 的44.6%。

州财务长：Cindy Byrd（共和党）得票75.5%，当选。

州审计与监察长：Melissa Capps（共和党）无对手，作为唯一申报候选人自动当选。

州公立教育总监：Robert Franklin（共和党）得票约66%，当选。

州劳工专员：Kevin West（共和党）得票56.0%，当选。

州保险专员：Bob Sullivan（共和党）得票59.1%，当选。

州公司委员会专员：Brad Boles（共和党）得票58.5%，当选。

本州州务卿为州长任命职、不经选举，故不在选票之上。

公投与修宪

第845号州问题（State Question 845）：拟修改司法提名委员会的成员与任期规则，扩大州长挑选本党法官的权力，包括州最高法院法官。赞成27.5%，被否决。

第847号州问题（State Question 847）：拟降低房产评估值年涨幅上限，自住房及农业用地由3%降至1.75%，其他房产由5%降至4%，2027税年起实施。赞成45.7%，被否决。

联邦众议员

全州共5席，全部由共和党候选人当选，与选前相同，无翻转。经核查，五名当选者中未见华裔、亚裔当选者。

第1区：Mark Tedford（共和党）得票约52%，当选，接替转任联邦参议员的 Kevin Hern，同党保席。

第2区：Josh Brecheen（共和党）得票约68%，连任当选。

第3区：Frank Lucas（共和党）得票约64%，连任当选。

第4区：Tom Cole（共和党）得票约58%，连任当选。

第5区：Stephanie Bice（共和党）得票49.5%，以约3,400票险胜民主党 Jena Nelson 的48.2%，连任当选，为全州最接近的一场国会选战。

州议会

州参议院：共和党继续控制，席次约40比8，与选前格局相同。

州众议院：共和党继续控制并保持三分之二超级多数，无翻转。民主党击败五名共和党现任众议员，共和党多数缩小；第64区一席尚未落定，选后席次为共和党76比25或75比26，两种情形共和党均保持超级多数，最终待认证。

本清单数字来自俄克拉荷马州选举委员会半官方计票与美联社宣布，截至11月4日上午。邮寄选票仍在清点，州级结果定于11月10日认证；州众议院最终席次将在认证后确定，GSM 将跟进更新。

关联：2026年中期选举：50个州选举结果总览

Oklahoma 2026 Election Results, the Full List: Republicans Sweep Statewide Offices and All Federal Seats, Both Amendments Rejected

Oklahoma voters cast their ballots in the 2026 midterm elections on November 3, and the results below are the collective choice they made. According to the Oklahoma State Election Board's semi-official count and Associated Press race calls, Republicans won the governorship, the U.S. Senate seat, every other statewide office and all five U.S. House seats, while voters rejected both constitutional amendments on the ballot. The full list, item by item, follows.

Governor and U.S. Senator

Governor: Mike Mazzei (R), 581,706 votes, 51.9%, elected. He defeated Democrat Cyndi Munson, 514,342 votes, 45.9%, who conceded on election night. The seat was open as Gov. Kevin Stitt's tenure ended, and Republicans held it. Mazzei's 51.9% is the lowest share for a Republican gubernatorial nominee since 2006.

U.S. Senator: Kevin Hern (R), 639,510 votes, 57.2%, elected. He defeated Democrat N'Kiyla Thomas, 439,109 votes, 39.3%. The seat was previously held by Markwayne Mullin, who left to become secretary of homeland security; Alan Armstrong served on an interim basis.

Other Statewide Offices

Lieutenant Governor: T.W. Shannon (R), about 58%, elected.

Attorney General: Jon Echols (R), 55.4%, elected, defeating Democrat Nick Coffey, 44.6%.

State Treasurer: Cindy Byrd (R), 75.5%, elected.

State Auditor and Inspector: Melissa Capps (R), elected automatically as the only filed candidate, with no opponent.

Superintendent of Public Instruction: Robert Franklin (R), about 66%, elected.

Labor Commissioner: Kevin West (R), 56.0%, elected.

Insurance Commissioner: Bob Sullivan (R), 59.1%, elected.

Corporation Commissioner: Brad Boles (R), 58.5%, elected.

Oklahoma's secretary of state is appointed by the governor rather than elected, and was not on the ballot.

Ballot Measures

State Question 845: would have changed the membership and terms of the Judicial Nominating Commission and expanded the governor's power to pick judges of his own party, including state supreme court justices. Yes 27.5% — rejected.

State Question 847: would have lowered the cap on annual growth in property assessments, from 3% to 1.75% for homesteads and agricultural land and from 5% to 4% for other property, starting with the 2027 tax year. Yes 45.7% — rejected.

U.S. House

All 5 seats were won by Republicans, unchanged from before the election, with no flips. No Chinese American or Asian American winners were found among the five.

District 1: Mark Tedford (R), about 52%, elected, succeeding Kevin Hern, who moved to the U.S. Senate; Republicans held the seat.

District 2: Josh Brecheen (R), about 68%, reelected.

District 3: Frank Lucas (R), about 64%, reelected.

District 4: Tom Cole (R), about 58%, reelected.

District 5: Stephanie Bice (R), 49.5%, reelected by about 3,400 votes over Democrat Jena Nelson, 48.2%, in the state's closest congressional race.

State Legislature

State Senate: Republicans retain control, at about 40 seats to 8, unchanged from before the election.

State House: Republicans retain control and their two-thirds supermajority, with no flip. Democrats defeated five Republican incumbents, narrowing the majority; one seat, District 64, is still unsettled, leaving the split at either 76-25 or 75-26 Republican, a supermajority either way, pending certification.

All figures are from the Oklahoma State Election Board's semi-official count and Associated Press calls, as of the morning of November 4. Mail ballots are still being counted, and state results are set to be certified on November 10; GSM will update this list when the final State House numbers are certified.

Related: 2026 midterm results: all 50 states

来源：俄克拉荷马州选举委员会

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