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The Oklahoma state elections was held on Election Day, November 6, 2012 for a number of offices. The Presidential Preferential Primary Election will be held on March 6, 2012 and the Primary Election will be held on June 26, 2012.^[1]

President

Main article: United States presidential election in Oklahoma, 2012

Oklahoma presidential election, 2012
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Mitt Romney
	Democratic	Barack Obama
Total votes			'	100

US Representatives

Main article: United States House of Representatives elections in Oklahoma, 2012

All five Oklahoma seats in the United States House of Representatives are up for election in 2012.

Candidate		Votes	%
District 1
	Jim Bridenstine
	John Olson
	Craig Allen
District 2
	Markwayne Mullin
	Rob Wallace
	Michael G. Fulks
District 3
	Frank D. Lucas
	Timothy Ray Murray
	William M. Sanders
District 4
	Tom Cole
	Donna Marie Bebo
	RJ Harris
District 5
	James Lankford
	Tom Guild
	Pat Martin
	Robert T. Murphy

Corporation Commissioner

One seat on the Oklahoma Corporation Commission is up for election in 2012.

State Senators

24 of the 48 seats in the Oklahoma Senate are up for election in 2012.

Candidate		Votes	%
District 3
	Wayne Shaw
	Jim Bynum
District 5
	Jerry Ellis
	Howard Houchen
District 7
	Larry Boggs
	J.Paul Lane
District 9
	Earl Garrison
	Barney S Taylor
District 11
	Jabar Shumate
	Dave Bell
	Curtis J. Mullins
District 13
	Susan Paddack
	Fred E Smith

Candidate		Votes	%
District 15
	Rob Standridge
	Claudia Griffith
District 27
	A. Bryuce Marlatt
	Tommy W. Nicholson
District 31
	Don Barrington
	Tony Terrill
District 39
	Brian A. Crain
	Julie Hall
District 41
	Clark Jolley
	Richard Prawdzienski
District 43
	Corey Brooks
	Mike Fullerton

State Representatives

All 101 seats in the Oklahoma House of Representatives are up for election in 2012.

Candidate		Votes	%
District 2
	John R. Bennet
	Rick Agent
District 3
	James H Lockhart
	Roger Mattox
District 12
	Wade Rousselot
	David Tackett
District 14
	Arthur Hulbert
	Jerry Rains
District 16
	Jerry Shoemake
	James Delso
District 20
	Bobby Cleveland
	Matt Branstetter
District 21
	Dustin Roberts
	Jerry L. Tomlinson
District 22
	Charles A McCall
	Doris Annie Row
District 23
	Terry O'Donnell
	Shawna Keller
District 26
	Justin Freeland Wood
	Patty Sue Wagstaff
District 27
	Josh Cockroft
	Randy R Gilbert
District 28
	Tom Newell
	Marilyn Rainwater
District 29
	Skye McNiel
	David W Narcomey
District 32
	Jason Smalley
	Keith Kinnamon
District 36
	Sean Roberts
	Jim Massey
District 37
	Steven E. Vaughan
	Nancy L. Niemann
District 42
	Lisa J. Billy
	Steven Vines

Candidate		Votes	%
District 45
	Aaron Stiles
	Paula Roberts
District 47
	Leslie Kathryn Osborn
	Leon A Pivinski
District 48
	Patrick Ownbey
	Brian Spencer
District 51
	Scott R. Biggs
	Stewart Meyer
District 56
	David L Perryman
	Chuck Utsler
District 60
	Dan Fisher
	Kendra Menz-Kimble
District 66
	Jadine Nollan
	David C. Phillips, III
District 71
	Katie Henke
	Dan Arthrell
District 72
	Seneca Scott
	Randall L. Reese
District 76
	David Brumbaugh
	Glenda K. Puett
District 78
	Jeannie McDaniel
	Paul Catalano
District 83
	Randy McDaniel
	Ed Holzberger
District 86
	Will Fourkiller
	Russell Don Turner
District 87
	Jason Nelson
	Nick Singer
District 88
	Kay Floyd
	Aaron Kaspereit
District 99
	Anastasia Pittman
	Willard Linzy
District 101
	Gary Banz
	Stephen E. Covert

Judicial

These races are "retention" votes based on Oklahoma's use of the Missouri Plan for electing judicial nominees.

Oklahoma Supreme Court

Choice	Votes	%
Noma D. Gurich
Result not yet known
Total votes		0

Choice	Votes	%
Yvonne Kauger
Result not yet known
Total votes		0

Choice	Votes	%
James E. Edmondson
Result not yet known
Total votes		0

Choice	Votes	%
Douglas L. Combs
Result not yet known
Total votes		0

Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals

Choice	Votes	%
Clancy Smith
Result not yet known
Total votes		0

Choice	Votes	%
Arlene Johnson
Result not yet known
Total votes		0

Choice	Votes	%
David B. Lewis
Result not yet known
Total votes		0

Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals

Choice	Votes	%
P. Thomas Thornbrugh
Result not yet known
Total votes		0

Choice	Votes	%
William C. Hetherington, Jr
Result not yet known
Total votes		0

Choice	Votes	%
Kenneth L. Buettner
Result not yet known
Total votes		0

Choice	Votes	%
Robert Bobby Bell
Result not yet known
Total votes		0

Choice	Votes	%
E. Bay Mitchell, III
Result not yet known
Total votes		0

References

↑ "Oklahoma Elections 2012" (pdf). Oklahoma State Election Board. Retrieved 2011-10-15.

External links

Oklahoma Election Board
Oklahoma at Ballotpedia
Oklahoma judicial elections, 2012 at Judgepedia
Oklahoma 2012 campaign finance data from Follow the Money
Oklahoma Congressional Races in 2012 campaign finance data from OpenSecrets.org
Outside spending at the Sunlight Foundation

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