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## Contents

* 1 Supreme Court
* 2 Court of Civil Appeals
* 3 District courts
* 3.1 Associate district judges
* 4 See also
* 5 External links
* 6 Footnotes

The Oklahoma judicial elections of 2010 consisted of a Primary Election on  July 27, 2010 and a General Election on November 2, 2010.

## Supreme Court[edit]

* Steven Taylor was retained with 64.88% of the vote.
* James R. Winchester was retained with 65.02% of the vote.[1]

## Court of Civil Appeals[edit]

* Deborah Barnes was retained with 64.11% of the vote.
* Doug Gabbard was retained with 61.6% of the vote.
* John Fischer was retained with 62.74% of the vote.
* Larry Joplin was retained with 62.46% of the vote.[2]

## District courts[edit]

Seventy-five District Court seats were filled in 2010 along with 77 Associate District Judge seats, one from each county.

Race  | Candidates  | Details  | Results

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District 1, Office 1 | Greg A. Zigler | Zigler ran for re-election. | Greg A. Zigler
District 2, Office 1 | Richard Phillips, Floyd Douglas Haught, Ricky McPhearson | Phillips and Haught competed in the general election.[3] | Floyd Douglas Haught won with 54.51% of the vote.
District 3, Office 1 | Richard Darby | Darby ran for re-election. | Richard Darby
District 4, Office 1 | Ray Dean Linder | Linder ran for re-election. | Ray Dean Linder
District 4, Office 2 | Paul K. Woodward |  | Paul K. Woodward
District 4, Office 3 | Dennis Hladik | Hladik ran for re-election. | Dennis Hladik
District 5, Office 1 | C. Allen McCall | McCall ran for re-election. | C. Allen McCall
District 5, Office 2 | Joe H. Enos | Enos ran for re-election. | Joe H. Enos
District 5, Office 3 | Keith Byron Aycock | Aycock ran for re-election. | Keith Byron Aycock
District 5, Office 4 | Mark R. Smith | Smith ran for re-election. | Mark R. Smith
District 5, Office 5 | Gerald F. Neuwirth |  | Gerald F. Neuwirth
District 6, Office 1 | Richard VanDyck | VanDyck ran for re-election. | Richard VanDyck
District 7, Office 1 | Kenneth C. Watson | Watson ran for re-election. | Kenneth C. Watson
District 7, Office 2 | Twyla Mason Gray, Jim Worrell, Paul S. Faulk |  | Gray won with 59.25% of the vote.[3]
District 7, Office 3 | Donald Deason | Deason ran for re-election. | Donald Deason
District 7, Office 4 | Bryan C. Dixon | Dixon ran for re-election. | Bryan C. Dixon
District 7, Office 5 | Patricia G. Parrish | Parrish ran for re-election. | Patricia G. Parrish
District 7, Office 6 | Daniel L. Owens | Owens ran for re-election. | Daniel L. Owens
District 7, Office 7 | Cindy Truong, Tim Rhodes, Kent Eldridge, Jackie Short, Carson Brooks, Pat Crawley | Truong and Crawley competed in the general election.[3] | Cindy Truong won with 56.57% of the vote.
District 7, Office 8 | Glenn M. Jones | Jones ran for re-election. | Glenn M. Jones
District 7, Office 9 | Tammy Bass LeSure | LeSure ran for re-election. | Tammy Bass LeSure
District 7, Office 10 | Bill Graves | Graves ran for re-election. | Bill Graves
District 7, Office 11 | Barbara G. Swinton | Swinton ran for re-election. | Barbara G. Swinton
District 7, Office 12 | Lisa T. Davis | Davis ran for re-election. | Lisa T. Davis
District 7, Office 13 | Noma D. Gurich | Gurich ran for re-election. | Noma D. Gurich
District 7, Office 14 | Ray C. Elliott | Elliott ran for re-election. | Ray C. Elliott
District 7, Office 15 | Jerry D. Bass | Bass ran for re-election. | Jerry D. Bass
District 8, Office 1 | D. W. Boyd | Boyd ran for re-election. | D. W. Boyd
District 9, Office 1 | Phillip C. Corley |  | Phillip C. Corley
District 10, Office 1 | M. John Kane IV | Kane ran for re-election. | M. John Kane IV
District 11, Office 1 | Curtis L. DeLapp | DeLapp ran for re-election. | Curtis L. DeLapp
District 12, Office 1 | Terry H. McBride | McBride ran for re-election. | Terry H. McBride
District 12, Office 2 | Dynda R. Post | Post ran for re-election. | Dynda R. Post
District 12, Office 3 | J. Dwayne Steidley | Steidley ran for re-election. | J. Dwayne Steidley
District 13, Office 1 | Robert G. Haney | Haney ran for re-election. | Robert G. Haney
District 14, Office 1 | William C. Kellough | Kellough ran for re-election. | William C. Kellough
District 14, Office 2 | Jesse S. Harris | Harris ran for re-election. | Jesse S. Harris
District 14, Office 3 | Clancy C. Smith, Mark A. Zannotti, James M. Caputo |  | James M. Caputo[3]
District 14, Office 4 | Daman H. Cantrell | Cantrell ran for re-election. | Daman H. Cantrell
District 14, Office 5 | Jefferson D. Sellers | Sellers ran for re-election. | Jefferson D. Sellers
District 14, Office 6 | Carlos Chappelle | Chappelle ran for re-election. | Carlos Chappelle
District 14, Office 7 | Tom C. Gillert | Gillert ran for re-election. | Tom C. Gillert
District 14, Office 8 | P. Thomas Thornbrugh | Thornbrugh ran for re-election. | P. Thomas Thornbrugh
District 14, Office 9 | Linda G. Morrissey, John M. Eagleton | Morrissey ran for re-election. | Linda G. Morrissey won with 61.46% of the vote.
District 14, Office 10 | Mary Fitzgerald | Fitzgerald ran for re-election. | Mary Fitzgerald
District 14, Office 11 | Rebecca B. Nightingale | Nightingale ran for re-election. | Rebecca B. Nightingale
District 14, Office 12 | Doris L. Fransein | Fransein ran for re-election. | Doris L. Fransein
District 14, Office 13 | Carl Funderburk, William J. Musseman, Caroline Wall, C.W. Daimon Jacobs, Theresa Dreiling | Funderburk and Musseman competed in the general election.[3] | William J. Musseman won with 63.24% of the vote.
District 14, Office 14 | Kurt Glassco, Jon R. Patton | Glassco ran for re-election. | Kurt Glassco won with 50.99% of the vote.
District 15, Office 1 | Mike Norman | Norman ran for re-election. | Mike Norman
District 15, Office 2 | Darrell G. Shepherd | Shepherd ran for re-election. | Darrell G. Shepherd
District 15, Office 3 | J. Jeffrey Payton | Payton ran for re-election. | J. Jeffrey Payton
District 15, Office 4 | Thomas H. Alford | Alford ran for re-election. | Thomas H. Alford
District 16, Office 1 | Marion D. Fry, Jon Sullivan |  | Jon Sullivan won with 54.9% of the vote.
District 17, Office 1 | Willard Driesel, J. P. Longacre | Driesel ran for re-election. | Willard Driesel won with 53.18% of the vote.
District 18, Office 1 | Thomas Bartheld | Bartheld ran for re-election. | Thomas Bartheld
District 19, Office 1 | Mark Campbell | Campbell ran for re-election. | Mark Campbell
District 20, Office 1 | Thomas S. Walker, Dennis Morris | Walker ran for re-election. | Dennis Morris won with 56.17% of the vote.
District 20, Office 2 | Wallace Coppedge |  | Wallace Coppedge
District 21, Office 1 | Jonathan Nichols, Michael C. Bell, Tracy Schumacher | Nichols and Schumacher competed in the general election.[3] | Tracy Schumacher won with 57.6% of the vote.
District 21, Office 2 | John A. Mantooth, Greg Dixon, Edward T. Tillery | Dixon and Mantooth competed in the general election.[3] | Greg Dixon won with 54.09% of the vote.
District 21, Office 3 | Tom A. Lucas, Jeff Harley Bryant | Lucas ran for re-election. | Tom A. Lucas won with 66.24% of the vote.
District 21, Office 4 | Lori Walkley, Charles L. Broadway | Walkley ran for re-election. | Lori Walkley won with 64.45% of the vote.
District 22, Office 1 | George W. Butner | Butner ran for re-election. | George W. Butner
District 22, Office 2 | Tom S. Landrith | Landrith ran for re-election. | Tom S. Landrith
District 22, Office 3 | Gary Snow | Snow ran for re-election. | Gary Snow
District 23, Office 1 | Robert Thompson, Cindy Ferrell Ashwood, Barney K. Barnett | Thompson and Ashwood competed in the general election.[3] | Cindy Ferrell Ashwood won with 63.15% of the vote.
District 23, Office 2 | Douglas L. Combs | Combs ran for re-election. | Douglas L. Combs
District 24, Office 1 | Douglas W. Golden | Golden ran for re-election. | Douglas W. Golden
District 24, Office 2 | Lawrence W. Parish | Parish ran for re-election. | Lawrence W. Parish
District 24, Office 3 | Ken Adair, John Maley, John Wright | Maley and Adair competed in the general election.[3] | Ken Adair won with 59.25% of the vote.
District 24, Office 4 | Joe Sam Vassar | Vassar ran for re-election. | Joe Sam Vassar
District 24, Office 5 | H. Michael Claver | Claver ran for re-election. | H. Michael Claver
District 25, Office 1 | Richard E. Branam | Branam ran for re-election. | Richard E. Branam
District 26, Office 1 | Gary E. Miller | Miller ran for re-election. | Gary E. Miller

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### Associate district judges[edit]

Race  | Candidates  | Details  | Results

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Adair County | Ralph Keen, L. Elizabeth Brown, Barrett Harris |  | Brown won with 57.94% of the vote.[3]
Alfalfa County | Loren Angle | Angle ran for re-election. | Loren Angle
Atoka County | Preston Harbuck, Richard E. Mayfield, James Thornley, Reid K. Mayfield |  | Preston Harbuck won with 60.27% of the vote.[3]
Beaver County | Gerald H. Riffe | Riffe ran for re-election. | Gerald H. Riffe
Beckham County | David Brooks, Mike Abel, Brian J. Henderson, Michelle Kirby-Roper, Gary P. McGinn | Abel and Kirby-Roper competed in the general election.[3] | Michelle Kirby-Roper won with 59.08% of the vote.
Blaine County | Mark A. Moore | Moore ran for re-election. | Mark A. Moore
Bryan County | Rocky L. Powers, Chris D. Jones | Powers ran for re-election. | Rocky L. Powers won with 61.35% of the vote.
Caddo County | S. Wyatt Hill | Hill ran for re-election. | S. Wyatt Hill
Canadian County | Bob Hughey | Hughey ran for re-election. | Bob Hughey
Carter County | Lee Card | Card ran for re-election. | Lee Card
Cherokee County | Mark L. Dobbins | Dobbins ran for re-election. | Mark L. Dobbins
Choctaw County | James R. Wolfe, Thomas J. Hadley | Wolfe ran for re-election. | James R. Wolfe won with 56.17% of the vote.
Cimarron County | Ronald L. Kincannon | Kincannon ran for re-election. | Ronald L. Kincannon
Cleveland County | Stephen Bonner, J. Michael Sherrod, Michael Gardner, Ted L. Ryals |  | Stephen Bonner won with 55.61% of the vote.[3]
Coal County | D. Clay Mowdy | Mowdy ran for re-election. | D. Clay Mowdy
Comanche County | C. William Stratton | Stratton ran for re-election. | C. William Stratton
Cotton County | Michael C. Flanagan | Flanagan ran for re-election. | Michael C. Flanagan
Craig County | Gary L. Maxey | Maxey ran for re-election. | Gary L. Maxey
Creek County | Mark Ihrig, Wesley Ray Thompson, Creekmore Wallace, II |  | Ihrig won with 58.76% of the vote.[3]
Custer County | Jill Carpenter Weedon | Weedon ran for re-election. | Jill Carpenter Weedon
Delaware County | Barry V. Denney | Denney ran for re-election. | Barry V. Denney
Dewey County | Rick Bozarth | Bozarth ran for re-election. | Rick Bozarth
Ellis County | Joe L. Jackson | Jackson ran for re-election. | Joe L. Jackson
Garfield County | Tom Newby | Newby ran for re-election. | Tom Newby
Garvin County | John A. Blake | Blake ran for re-election. | John A. Blake
Grady County | John E. Herndon | Herndon ran for re-election. | John E. Herndon
Grant County | Jack Hammontree | Hammontree ran for re-election. | Jack Hammontree
Greer County | Danny R. Deaver | Deaver ran for re-election. | Danny R. Deaver
Harmon County | W. Mike Warren | Warren ran for re-election. | W. Mike Warren
Harper County | Wayne Olmstead | Olmstead ran for re-election. | Wayne Olmstead
Haskell County | Brian Henderson | Henderson ran for re-election. | Brian Henderson
Hughes County | Gordon Allen | Allen ran for re-election. | Gordon Allen
Jackson County | Clark E. Huey | Huey ran for re-election. | Clark E. Huey
Jefferson County | Dennis Gay, Jon Tom Stanton, William W. Eakin | Stanton and Gay competed in the general election.[3] | Dennis Gay won with 51.61% of the vote.
Johnston County | Robert M. Highsmith | Highsmith ran for re-election. | Robert M. Highsmith
Kay County | Philip A. Ross |  | Philip A. Ross
Kingfisher County | Robert E. Davis, Dan Stake, Sara J. Boeckman |  | Robert E. Davis won with 62.8% of the vote.[3]
Kiowa County | Norman L. Russell | Russell ran for re-election. | Norman L. Russell
Latimer County | Bill D. Welch | Welch ran for re-election. | Bill D. Welch
LeFlore County | Ted A. Knight | Knight ran for re-election. | Ted A. Knight
Lincoln County | Sheila Kirk | Kirk ran for re-election. | Sheila Kirk
Logan County | Luke Duel, Thomas R. Cook, Norman Hollingsworth, Rita Jencks, Robert J. Wagner |  | Luke Duel won with 53.56% of the vote.[3]
Love County | Charles E. Roberts | Roberts ran for re-election. | Charles E. Roberts
McClain County | Charles Gray | Gray ran for re-election. | Charles Gray
McCurtain County | Michael D. DeBerry | DeBerry ran for re-election. | Michael D. DeBerry
McIntosh County | Jim Pratt | Pratt ran for re-election. | Jim Pratt
Major County | James A. Wilkinson, John W. McCue, II, Tim Haworth | McCue and Haworth competed in the general election.[3] | Tim Haworth won with 54.46% of the vote.
Marshall County | Richard A. Miller | Miller ran for re-election. | Richard A. Miller
Mayes County | Shawn S. Taylor | Taylor ran for re-election. | Shawn S. Taylor
Murray County | Aaron Scott Duck |  | Aaron Scott Duck
Muskogee County | Norman D. Thygesen | Thygesen ran for re-election. | Norman D. Thygesen
Noble County | Dan G. Allen | Allen ran for re-election. | Dan G. Allen
Nowata County | Carl G. Gibson | Gibson ran for re-election. | Carl G. Gibson
Okfuskee County | David N. Martin | Martin ran for re-election. | David N. Martin
Oklahoma County | Richard Kirby | Kirby ran for re-election. | Richard Kirby
Okmulgee County | Duane Woodliff | Woodliff ran for re-election. | Duane Woodliff
Osage County | Bruce David Gambill | Gambill ran for re-election. | Bruce David Gambill
Ottawa County | Robert E. Reavis | Reavis ran for re-election. | Robert E. Reavis
Pawnee County | Matthew D. Henry | Henry ran for re-election. | Matthew D. Henry
Payne County | Stephen R. Kistler | Kistler ran for re-election. | Stephen R. Kistler
Pittsburg County | Jim D. Bland | Bland ran for re-election. | Jim D. Bland
Pontotoc County | Martha K. Kilgore | Kilgore ran for re-election. | Martha K. Kilgore
Pottawatomie County | John D. Gardner | Gardner ran for re-election. | John D. Gardner
Pushmataha County | Jana Kay Wallace | Wallace ran for re-election. | Jana Kay Wallace
Roger Mills County | F. Pat VerSteeg | VerSteeg ran for re-election. | F. Pat VerSteeg
Rogers County | Sheila A. Condren | Condren ran for re-election. | Sheila A. Condren
Seminole County | Timothy L. Olsen | Olsen ran for re-election. | Timothy L. Olsen
Sequoyah County | Dennis M. Sprouse |  | Dennis M. Sprouse
Stephens County | G. Brent Russell | Russell ran for re-election. | G. Brent Russell
Texas County | Ryan D. Reddick | Reddick ran for re-election. | Ryan D. Reddick
Tillman County | Brad L. Benson | Benson ran for re-election. | Brad L. Benson
Tulsa County | Dana Kuehn | Kuehn ran for re-election. | Dana Kuehn
Wagoner County | Dennis N. Shook | Shook ran for re-election. | Dennis N. Shook
Washington County | Russell Vaclaw | Vaclaw ran for re-election. | Russell Vaclaw
Washita County | Christopher S. Kelly | Kelly ran for re-election. | Christopher S. Kelly
Woods County | Mickey Jay Hadwiger | Hadwiger ran for re-election. | Mickey Jay Hadwiger
Woodward County | Don A. Work | Work ran for re-election. | Don A. Work

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## See also[edit]

* Judicial elections, 2010
* Judicial selection in Oklahoma
* Campaign finance requirements for Oklahoma judicial elections

## External links[edit]

* 2010 Election Information
* 2010 Oklahoma Offices to be Filled
* Election Results
* American Judicature Society, "Judicial Selection on the States: Oklahoma," archived April 20, 2013
* US Elections: Oklahoma
* Tulsa World "Tulsa County judicial races stack up," June 9, 2010
* Enid News and Eagle "Wilkinson announces for judicial post," February 24, 2010

## Footnotes[edit]

1. ↑ Oklahoma Secretary of State, Official 2010 General Election Results
2. ↑ Oklahoma Board of Elections, Unofficial General Election Results
3. ↑ 3.00 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 3.11 3.12 3.13 3.14 3.15 3.16 3.17 Oklahoma Secretary of State, 2010 Unofficial Primary Election results
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 pdf of Oklahoma 2010 candidates
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Oklahoma State Board of Elections, Candidates for the General Election November 2, 2010

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