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2012 Oklahoma elections

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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 was held on March 6, 2012, and the Primary Election was held on June 26, 2012. ^[1]

President

US Representatives

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

Corporation Commissioner

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

State legislature

Senate

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

Candidate Votes % District 3   Wayne Shaw 13,413 54.27%   Jim Bynum 11,302 45.73% District 5   Jerry Ellis 15,920 66.53%   Howard Houchen 8,010 33.47% District 7   Larry Boggs 14,210 53.85%   J.Paul Lane 12,178 46.15% District 9   Earl Garrison 17,191 69.69%   Barney S Taylor 7,476 30.31% District 11   Jabar Shumate 15,123 75.95%   Dave Bell 3,412 17.04%   Curtis J. Mullins 1,404 7.01% District 13   Susan Paddack 19,842 75.85%   Fred E Smith 6,319 24.15%

Candidate Votes % District 15   Rob Standridge 18,789 61.54%   Claudia Griffith 11,741 38.46% District 27   A. Bryce Marlatt 23,226 84.46%   Tommy W. Nicholson 4,273 15.54% District 31   Don Barrington 15,805 67.69%   Tony Terrill 7,508 32.21% District 39   Brian A. Crain 19,018 56.91%   Julie Hall 14,398 43.09% District 41   Clark Jolley 27,417 79.40%   Richard Prawdzienski 7,112 20.60% District 43   Corey Brooks 27,014 70.68%   Mike Fullerton 8,717 29.32%

House of Representatives

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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.

References

External links

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