Oklahoma elections

The Oklahoma Supreme Court listened to oral arguments from both sides of a legal fight over State Question 836 on Tuesday, a constitutional amendment to "open up" the state's primary elections. The justices seemed reluctant to make a ruling.

With at least five declared candidates jumping into Oklahoma's Republican gubernatorial primary, and more likely to announce, public support for anyone in the flooded field from the state's congressional delegation is hard to find.

A legal challenge is expected after Gov. Kevin signed a measure that puts more restrictions on the process voters use to get issues on the ballot.

Some Oklahoma voters will receive requests to confirm their address from the Oklahoma State Election Board in the coming weeks.

On Thursday, an 18-year-old Afghan citizen living in Oklahoma pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit an act of terrorism on Election Day in November of last year.

Critics of a proposed constitutional amendment that could open the state's primary elections have asked the Oklahoma Supreme Court to toss it out.

A bill amended by Oklahoma House Speaker Kyle Hilbert passed through the House Education Oversight Committee Wednesday.

A series of bills that would alter voting procedures have advanced in Oklahoma’s legislative process.

Oklahoma lawmakers will consider several bills that could change voting procedures during the 2025 legislative session.

A newly filed ballot initiative aims to let Oklahoma voters decide to codify open primary elections in the state constitution.