NewsWPLG Local 10 – PoliticsAugust 24, 2026Miami-Dade
Oklahoma voters to decide primary runoff candidates and constitutional voter ID requirement
Oklahoma voters will head to the polls on Tuesday to select nominees for governor and U.S. Senate in primary runoff elections. Additionally, voters will decide on two statewide ballot measures, one of which proposes adding a voter identification requirement to the state constitution.
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The results of these s and s will determine the final candidates for the general election and potentially alter the state's constitutional requirements for voting.
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personGentner Drummond“State Attorney General and top vote-getter in the June 16 primary.”personN’Kiyla Jasmine Thomas“Nurse and Democratic primary candidate.”organizationRepublicans“Party participating in the gubernatorial nomination runoff.”locationOklahoma“State where the primary runoff and ballot measures are occurring.”organizationDemocrats“Party participating in the U.S. Senate nomination runoff.”personKevin Stitt“Term-limited Republican governor.”personCyndi Munson“Democratic state House Minority Leader.”personJim Priest“Attorney and minister in the Democratic primary.”personMike Mazzei“Former state senator endorsed by Donald Trump.”personKevin Hern“Republican U.S. Representative who won his primary.”personDonald Trump“Endorsed Mike Mazzei for governor.”