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    Oklahoma House of Representatives • 2012 Oklahoma Senate Elections

    Elections for the office of Oklahoma House of Representatives were held in Oklahoma on November 6, 2012. All 101 seats were up for election.

    The signature filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in these elections was April 13, 2012. The primary Election Day was June 26, 2012 and the primary runoff was held on August 28, 2012.

    See also: Oklahoma State Senate elections, 2012 and State legislative elections, 2012

    Majority control[edit]

    See also: Partisan composition of state houses

    Heading into the November 6 election, the Republican Party held the majority in the Oklahoma House of Representatives:

    Oklahoma House of Representatives
    Party As of November 5, 2012 After the 2012 Election
         Democratic Party 31 29
         Republican Party 68 72
         Vacancy 2 0
    Total 101 101


    Incumbents retiring[edit]

    A total of 13 incumbents did not run for re-election in 2012. Those incumbents were:

    Name Party Current Office
    Charles Key Ends.png Republican House District 90
    Corey Holland Ends.png Republican House District 51
    Danny Morgan Electiondot.png Democratic House District 32
    George Faught Ends.png Republican House District 14
    Jabar Shumate Electiondot.png Democratic House District 73
    Kris Steele Ends.png Republican House District 26
    Paul D. Roan Electiondot.png Democratic House District 20
    Phil Richardson Ends.png Republican House District 56
    Purcy Walker Electiondot.png Democratic House District 60
    Randy Terrill Ends.png Republican House District 53
    Ron Peters Ends.png Republican House District 70
    Sue Tibbs Ends.png Republican House District 23
    Wes Hilliard Electiondot.png Democratic House District 22

    Campaign contributions[edit]

    This chart shows how many candidates ran for state house in Oklahoma in past years and the cumulative amount of campaign contributions in state house races, including contributions in both primary and general election contests. All figures come from Follow The Money.[1]

    Year Number of candidates Total contributions
    2012 201 $10,597,614
    2010 191 $11,261,443
    2008 209 $10,393,664
    2006 222 $10,344,749
    2004 290 $10,657,926
    2002 204 $5,489,273
    2000 221 $6,343,970

    During the 2012 election, the total contributions to the 201 House candidates was $10,597,614. The top 10 contributors were:[2]

    2012 Donors, Oklahoma House of Representatives
    Donor Amount
    Chickasaw Nation $276,300
    Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma $169,500
    Dank, David M $164,527
    Oklahoma Independent Petroleum Association $126,750
    Oklahoma Public Employees Association $113,000
    Roi Pac $98,000
    Oklahoma City Fire Fighters $82,794
    Turner, Michael J $79,768
    Krumme, George W $79,200
    Devon Energy $75,000
    Map of Oklahoma House Districts with less than 10% party registration differential before and after the 2010 redistricting. A total of 20 legislative districts meet the criteria after 2010.

    Impact of redistricting[edit]

    See also: Redistricting in Oklahoma

    Unlike its upper counterpart, the House acted swiftly in passing a map for itself, with 101 seats mainly favorable to incumbents, minimal changes in boundaries, and no pairing of incumbents in single districts.[3] On May 11, 2011, the House passed the map 93-3; it passed the final bill for both houses on May 16. Gov. Mary Fallin signed the maps into law on May 20, 2011.[4][5]

    Qualifications[edit]

    Article 5, Section 17 of the Oklahoma Constitution states: Members of the Senate shall be at least twenty-five years of age, and members of the House of Representatives twenty-one years of age at the time of their election. They shall be qualified electors in their respective counties or districts and shall reside in their respective counties or districts during their term of office.

    Term limits[edit]

    Charles Key represented District 90 of the Oklahoma House of Representatives from 2006 until 2012. He was ineligible to run for re-election in 2012.
    See also State legislatures with term limits and Impact of term limits on state representative elections in 2012

    The Oklahoma House of Representatives has been a term-limited house of representatives since Oklahoma voters approved State Question 632 in 1990, as an initiated constitutional amendment. This amendment became part of Section 17A of Article V of the Oklahoma Constitution and limits the amount of time that an Oklahoma State Representative can serve to a cumulative total of 12 years in either or both chambers of the Oklahoma State Legislature.

    6 of Oklahoma's 101 state representatives, or 6%, were termed out in 2012. Of them, 2 wereDemocratic and 4 wereRepublican.

    In addition to the 6 Oklahoma state representatives who left office because of term limits, 2 Oklahoma state senators were also termed-out.

    Oklahoma state representatives whose seats were up for election in 2012 but who were unable to run because of the state's term limits were:


    Democrats (2):


    Republicans (4):

    List of candidates[edit]

    District 1[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Curtis McDaniel Green check mark transparent.png

    District 2[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Rick Agent: 5,437
    Republican Party John R. Bennett: 6,316 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 3[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party James H Lockhart: 7,106 Green check mark transparent.png
    Republican Party Roger Mattox: 4,717

    District 4[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    • Mike Brown Approveda - Incumbent Brown first assumed office in 2004.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Mike Brown Green check mark transparent.png

    District 5[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Douglas G. Cox Green check mark transparent.png

    District 6[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    • Chuck Hoskin Approveda - Incumbent Hoskin first assumed office in 2006.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Chuck Hoskin Green check mark transparent.png

    District 7[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    • Larry Glenn Approveda - Incumbent Glenn first assumed office in 2004.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Larry Glenn Green check mark transparent.png

    District 8[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    • Ben Sherrer Approveda - Incumbent Sherrer first assumed office in 2004.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Ben Sherrer Green check mark transparent.png

    District 9[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Marty L. Quinn Green check mark transparent.png

    District 10[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    • Steve Martin Approveda - Incumbent Martin first assumed office in 2004.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Steve Martin Green check mark transparent.png

    District 11[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    • Earl Sears Approveda - Incumbent Sears first assumed office in 2006.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Earl Sears Green check mark transparent.png

    District 12[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Wade Rousselot: 7,344 Green check mark transparent.png
    Republican Party David Tackett: 6,272

    District 13[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    • Jerry McPeak Approveda - Incumbent McPeak first assumed office in 2004.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Jerry McPeak Green check mark transparent.png

    District 14[edit]

    Note: Incumbent George Faught (R) is running for election to the U.S. House.

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    August 28 Democratic primary runoff:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Jerry Rains: 5,664
    Republican Party Arthur Hulbert: 6,886 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 15[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    • Ed Cannaday Approveda - Incumbent Cannaday first assumed office in 2006.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Ed Cannaday Green check mark transparent.png

    District 16[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    Note: Daniel Arnett was disqualified.[7]

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Jerry Shoemake: 7,546 Green check mark transparent.png
    Republican Party James Delso: 4,835

    District 17[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    • Brian Renegar Approveda - Incumbent Renegar first assumed office in 2006.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Brian Renegar Green check mark transparent.png

    District 18[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Donald A Condit Green check mark transparent.png

    District 19[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    • R.C. Pruett Approveda - Incumbent Pruett first assumed office in 2004.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party R.C. Pruett Green check mark transparent.png

    District 20[edit]

    Note: Incumbent Paul D. Roan (D) did not seek re-election.

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Matt Branstetter: 4,275
    Republican Party Bobby Cleveland: 8,465 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 21[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Jerry L. Tomlinson: 4,126
    Republican Party Dustin Roberts: 7,318 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 22[edit]

    Note: Incumbent Wes Hilliard (D) did not seek re-election.

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Doris Anne Row: 6,492
    Republican Party Charles A McCall: 6,727 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 23[edit]

    Note: District 23 was vacant. Incumbent Sue Tibbs (R) passed away in April 2012.[8]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Shawna Keller: 4,412
    Republican Party Terry O'Donnell: 6,202 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 24[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    • Steve Kouplen Approveda - Incumbent Kouplen first assumed office in 2008.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Steve Kouplen Green check mark transparent.png

    District 25[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Todd Thomsen Green check mark transparent.png

    District 26[edit]

    Note: Incumbent Kris Steele (R) did not seek re-election.

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Patty Sue Wagstaff: 4,852
    Republican Party Justin Freeland Wood: 7,457 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 27[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    • Josh Cockroft Approveda - Incumbent Cockroft first assumed office in 2010.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Randy R Gilbert: 4,966
    Republican Party Josh Cockroft: 8,072 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 28[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    • Tom Newell Approveda - Incumbent Newell first assumed office in 2010.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Marilyn Rainwater: 4,202
    Republican Party Tom Newell: 7,097 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 29[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    • Skye McNiel Approveda - Incumbent McNiel first assumed office in 2006.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party David W Narcomey: 3,227
    Republican Party Skye McNiel: 10,413 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 30[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Mark E McCullough Green check mark transparent.png

    District 31[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Jason W Murphey Green check mark transparent.png

    District 32[edit]

    Note: Incumbent Danny Morgan (D) did not seek re-election.

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Keith Kinnamon : 5,896
    Republican Party Jason Smalley: 7,824 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 33[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Lee R. Denney Green check mark transparent.png

    District 34[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Cory T Williams Green check mark transparent.png

    District 35[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    • Dennis Casey Approveda - Incumbent Casey first assumed office in 2010.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Dennis Casey Green check mark transparent.png

    District 36[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Jim Massey: 4,809
    Republican Party Sean Roberts: 9,094 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 37[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Nancy L. Niemann: 5,325
    Republican Party Steven E. Vaughan: 7,710 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 38[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Dale R. DeWitt Green check mark transparent.png

    District 39[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Marian Cooksey Green check mark transparent.png

    District 40[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    • Mike Jackson Approveda - Incumbent Jackson first assumed office in 2004.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Mike Jackson Green check mark transparent.png

    District 41[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    • John T. Enns Approveda - Incumbent Enns first assumed office in 2006.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party John T. Enns Green check mark transparent.png

    District 42[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Steven Vines: 2,717
    Republican Party Lisa J. Billy: 10,709 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 43[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Colby Schwartz Green check mark transparent.png

    District 44[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    • Emily Virgin Approveda - Incumbent Virgin first assumed office in 2010.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Emily Virgin Green check mark transparent.png

    District 45[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Paula Roberts: 6,787
    Republican Party Aaron Stiles: 6,803 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 46[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    • Scott Martin Approveda - Incumbent Martin first assumed office in 2006.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Scott Martin Green check mark transparent.png

    District 47[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Leon A Pivinski: 3,158
    Republican Party Leslie Kathryn Osborn: 12,315 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 48[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Brian Spencer: 3,626
    Republican Party Patrick Ownbey: 9,306 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 49[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Tommy C Hardin Green check mark transparent.png

    District 50[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Dennis Johnson Green check mark transparent.png

    District 51[edit]

    Note: Incumbent Corey Holland (R) did not seek re-election.

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Stewart Meyer: 5,120
    Republican Party Scott R. Biggs: 9,232 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 52[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Charles Larry Ortega Green check mark transparent.png

    District 53[edit]

    Note: Incumbent Randy Terrill (R) did not seek re-election.

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    Note: Eric E. Beu was disqualified after McBride contested his candidacy.[9]

    August 28 Republican primary runoff:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Mark McBride Green check mark transparent.png

    District 54[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Paul Wesselhoft Green check mark transparent.png

    District 55[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    • Todd Russ Approveda - Incumbent Russ first assumed office in 2009.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Todd Russ Green check mark transparent.png

    District 56[edit]

    Note: Incumbent Phil Richardson (R) did not seek re-election.

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party David L Perryman: 6,098 Green check mark transparent.png
    Republican Party Chuck Utsler: 5,966

    District 57[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Harold Wright Green check mark transparent.png

    District 58[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    • Jeff Hickman Approveda - Incumbent Hickman first assumed office in 2004.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Jeff Hickman Green check mark transparent.png

    District 59[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Mike Sanders Green check mark transparent.png

    District 60[edit]

    Note: Incumbent Purcy Walker (D) did not seek re-election.

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Kendra Menz-Kimble: 4,719
    Republican Party Dan Fisher: 7,793 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 61[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    • Gus Blackwell Approveda - Incumbent Blackwell first assumed office in 2002.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Gus Blackwell Green check mark transparent.png

    District 62[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    • T.W. Shannon Approveda - Incumbent Shannon first assumed office in 2008.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party T.W. Shannon Green check mark transparent.png

    District 63[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Don Armes Green check mark transparent.png

    District 64[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    • Ann Coody Approveda - Incumbent Coody first assumed office in 2004.

    Note: Ryan D. Jernigan withdrew prior to the primary election.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Ann Coody Green check mark transparent.png

    District 65[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    • Joe Dorman Approveda - Incumbent Dorman first assumed office in 2002.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Joe Dorman Green check mark transparent.png

    District 66[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party David C. Phillips III: 4,389
    Republican Party Jadine Nollan: 8,845 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 67[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    • Pam Peterson Approveda - Incumbent Peterson first assumed office in 2004.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Pam Peterson Green check mark transparent.png

    District 68[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Glen Mulready Green check mark transparent.png

    District 69[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    • Fred Jordan Approveda - Incumbent Jordan first assumed office in 2006.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Fred Jordan Green check mark transparent.png

    District 70[edit]

    Note: Incumbent Ron Peters (R) did not seek re-election.

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    August 28 Republican primary runoff:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Ken Walker Green check mark transparent.png

    District 71[edit]

    Note: Incumbent Daniel Sullivan (R) resigned in 2011. The special election held to replace him was invalidated after a close finish and subsequent legal wrangling.

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Dan Arthrell: 6,471
    Republican Party Katie Henke: 7,364 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 72[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    • Seneca Scott Approveda - Incumbent Scott first assumed office in 2008.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Seneca Scott: 5,996 Green check mark transparent.png
    Republican Party Randall L. Reese: 2,247

    District 73[edit]

    Note: Incumbent Jabar Shumate (D) ran for election to Senate District 11.

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Kevin Matthews Green check mark transparent.png

    District 74[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    • David Derby Approveda - Incumbent Derby first assumed office in 2006.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party David Derby Green check mark transparent.png

    District 75[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    • Dan Kirby Approveda - Incumbent Kirby first assumed office in 2008.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Dan Kirby Green check mark transparent.png

    District 76[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Glenda K. Puett: 5,100
    Republican Party David Brumbaugh: 10,679 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 77[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    • Eric Proctor Approveda - Incumbent Proctor first assumed office in 2006.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Eric Proctor Green check mark transparent.png

    District 78[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Jeannie McDaniel: 8,822 Green check mark transparent.png
    Republican Party Paul Catalano: 5,534

    District 79[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Weldon Watson Green check mark transparent.png

    District 80[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    • Mike Ritze Approveda - Incumbent Ritze first assumed office in 2008.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Mike Ritze Green check mark transparent.png

    District 81[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    • Randy Grau Approveda - Incumbent Grau first assumed office in 2010.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Randy Grau Green check mark transparent.png

    District 82[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Mike Turner Green check mark transparent.png

    District 83[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    Note: Maurice Aldridge withdrew on April 17, 2012 after McDaniel challenged his qualifications.[12]

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Ed Holzberger: 5,905
    Republican Party Randy McDaniel: 10,994 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 84[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Sally Kern Green check mark transparent.png

    District 85[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    • David Dank Approveda - Incumbent Dank first assumed office in 2006.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party David Dank Green check mark transparent.png

    District 86[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Will Fourkiller: 7,366 Green check mark transparent.png
    Republican Party Russell Don Turner: 3,346

    District 87[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    • Jason Nelson Approveda - Incumbent Nelson first assumed office in 2008.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Nick Singer: 5,692
    Republican Party Jason Nelson: 7,052 Green check mark transparent.png

    District 88[edit]

    Note: District 88 was vacant. Al McAffrey (D) was elected to the Senate in a special election on February 14, 2012.

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    August 28 Democratic primary runoff:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    Note: Mark Faulk was disqualified.[14]

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Kay Floyd: 7,471 Green check mark transparent.png
    Republican Party Aaron Kaspereit: 3,337

    District 89[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Rebecca Hamilton Green check mark transparent.png

    District 90[edit]

    Note: Incumbent Charles Key (R) did not seek re-election.

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Jon Echols Green check mark transparent.png

    District 91[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Mike D. Reynolds Green check mark transparent.png

    District 92[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Richard D. Morrissette Green check mark transparent.png

    District 93[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Mike Christian Green check mark transparent.png

    District 94[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    • Scott Inman Approveda - Incumbent Inman first assumed office in 2006.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Scott Inman Green check mark transparent.png

    District 95[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Charlie Joyner Green check mark transparent.png

    District 96[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Lewis H. Moore Green check mark transparent.png

    District 97[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    • Mike Shelton Approveda - Incumbent Shelton first assumed office in 2004.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Mike Shelton Green check mark transparent.png

    District 98[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party John Trebilcock Green check mark transparent.png

    District 99[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Anastasia A. Pittman: 10,641 Green check mark transparent.png
    Republican Party Willard Linzy: 2,104

    District 100[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    No candidates have filed for this district.
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:
    Note: Mark Beard withdrew on April 17, 2012[12]

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Republican Party Elise Hall Green check mark transparent.png

    District 101[edit]

    Democratic Party June 26 Democratic primary:
    Republican Party June 26 GOP primary:

    November 6 General election candidates:

    Democratic Party Stephen E Covert: 5,122
    Republican Party Gary Banz: 10,677 Green check mark transparent.png

    See also[edit]

    External links[edit]

    Footnotes[edit]

    1. ↑ Follow the Money, Oklahoma
    2. ↑ Follow the Money, "Oklahoma House of Representatives 2012 Campaign Contributions"
    3. ↑ The Oklahoman, "Oklahoma House releases map of proposed new districts," May 7, 2011
    4. ↑ Real Clear Politics, "Fallin signs House, Senate redistricting bills," May 20, 2011
    5. ↑ The Oklahoman, "Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin signs redistricting bills," May 21, 2011
    6. ↑ AP Results, "Oklahoma State House" accessed August 28, 2012
    7. ↑ ivote, "Three candidate challenges decided in morning meeting of State Election Board" (timed out)
    8. ↑ NewsOK, "Oklahoma lawmaker, Sue Tibbs of Tulsa, dies," April 7, 2012
    9. ↑ Oklahoma State Board of Elections, "Supplement of candidates for state elective office," accessed July 17, 2012
    10. ↑ AP Results, "Oklahoma State House" accessed August 28, 2012
    11. ↑ AP Results, "Oklahoma State House" accessed August 28, 2012
    12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 The Oklahoman, "Three candidates withdraw from Oklahoma House, Senate races," April 18, 2012
    13. ↑ AP Results, "Oklahoma State House" accessed August 28, 2012
    14. ↑ ivote, "Three candidate challenges decided in morning meeting of State Election Board" (timed out)


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