Oklahoma Primary Results

President March 1

Republicans

Candidates Vote Pct. Delegates
Cruz Ted Cruz 		157,941 34.4% 15
Trump Donald J. Trump 		130,141 28.3% 13
Rubio Marco Rubio 		119,562 26.0% 12

459,542 votes, 100% reporting

Last updated 10:38 AM ET
Winner called by A.P.

Democrats

Candidates Vote Pct. Delegates
Sanders Bernie Sanders 		174,054 51.9% 21
Clinton Hillary Clinton 		139,338 41.5% 17
O'Malley Martin O'Malley 		7,669 2.3% —

335,554 votes, 100% reporting

Last updated 10:38 AM ET
Winner called by A.P.

Republican Results

Republican Primary

Ted Cruz won Oklahoma, according to A.P.

Candidates Vote Pct. Delegates
Cruz Ted Cruz 		157,941 34.4% 15
Trump Donald J. Trump 		130,141 28.3% 13
Rubio Marco Rubio 		119,562 26.0% 12
Carson Ben Carson 		28,572 6.2% —
Kasich John Kasich 		16,515 3.6% —
Bush Jeb Bush 		2,089 0.5% —
Paul Rand Paul 		1,662 0.4% —
Huckabee Mike Huckabee 		1,306 0.3% —
Fiorina Carly Fiorina 		610 0.1% —
Christie Chris Christie 		545 0.1% —
Santorum Rick Santorum 		375 0.1% —
Graham Lindsey Graham 224 0.0% —
Others Others 4,722 1.0% —

459,542 votes, 100% reporting (1,956 of 1,956 precincts)

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Last updated 10:38 AM ET
Winner called by A.P.

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Democratic Results

Democratic Primary

Bernie Sanders won Oklahoma, according to A.P.

Candidates Vote Pct. Delegates
Sanders Bernie Sanders 		174,054 51.9% 21
Clinton Hillary Clinton 		139,338 41.5% 17
O'Malley Martin O'Malley 		7,669 2.3% —
Judd Keith Judd 4,385 1.3% —
Steinberg Michael Steinberg 4,167 1.2% —
Locke Star Locke 3,456 1.0% —
De La Fuente Rocky De La Fuente 2,485 0.7% —

335,554 votes, 100% reporting (1,956 of 1,956 precincts)

Last updated 10:38 AM ET
Winner called by A.P.

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Live Results Model

The Upshot’s estimates of election results include the parts of a state that have not yet reported their votes.

We think Ted Cruz is up by around 6 points. MORE »

Updated at 3:03 AM ET with 100% of precincts reporting

We think Bernie Sanders is up by around 10 points. MORE »

Updated at 3:03 AM ET with 100% of precincts reporting

How Republicans Voted

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Favored Rick Santorum in 2012

Didn’t favor Santorum in 2012

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Favored John McCain in 2008

Favored Mike Huckabee in 2008

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How Democrats Voted

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Republicans

Live model

43 delegates

Past Winners

Rick Santorum 2012 John McCain 2008 George W. Bush 2000

Democrats

Live model

42 delegates

Past Winners

Hillary Clinton 2008 Wesley K. Clark 2004 Al Gore 2000

U.S. Senate June 28

Republican Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Lankford* James Lankford* Uncontested 0 0.0%

*Incumbent

Last updated 10:38 AM ET

Democratic Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Workman Mike Workman Uncontested 0 0.0%

Last updated 10:38 AM ET

U.S. House June 28

District 1

Republican Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Bridenstine* Jim Bridenstine* 50,571 80.8%
Atkinson Tom Atkinson 10,047 16.0%
Rogers Evelyn Rogers 2,000 3.2%

62,618 votes, 100% reporting (326 of 326 precincts)

*Incumbent

Last updated 10:38 AM ET

Democratic Primary

No Democratic candidates.

District 2

Republican Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Mullin* Markwayne Mullin* 20,052 63.4%
Jackson Jarrin Jackson 11,575 36.6%

31,627 votes, 100% reporting (528 of 528 precincts)

*Incumbent

Last updated 10:38 AM ET

Democratic Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Harris-Till Joshua Harris-Till 31,652 60.0%
Schiefelbein Paul Schiefelbein 21,140 40.0%

52,792 votes, 100% reporting (528 of 528 precincts)

Last updated 10:38 AM ET

District 3

Republican Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Lucas* Frank Lucas* 42,006 77.9%
Brown Desiree Brown 11,886 22.1%

53,892 votes, 100% reporting (480 of 480 precincts)

*Incumbent

Last updated 10:38 AM ET

Democratic Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Robbins Frankie Robbins Uncontested 0 0.0%

Last updated 10:38 AM ET

District 4

Republican Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Cole* Tom Cole* 28,805 71.4%
Taylor James Taylor 7,394 18.3%
Roberts Shawn Roberts 4,151 10.3%

40,350 votes, 100% reporting (349 of 349 precincts)

*Incumbent

Last updated 10:38 AM ET

Democratic Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Owen Christina Owen 16,307 62.2%
Smith Bert Smith 9,921 37.8%

26,228 votes, 100% reporting (349 of 349 precincts)

Last updated 10:38 AM ET

District 5

Republican Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
Russell* Steve Russell* 27,426 80.3%
Volpe Frank Volpe 6,720 19.7%

34,146 votes, 100% reporting (273 of 273 precincts)

*Incumbent

Last updated 10:38 AM ET

Democratic Primary

Candidates Vote Pct.
McAffrey Al McAffrey 10,009 36.8%
Guild Tom Guild 9,996 36.8%
Leonard Leona Leonard 7,187 26.4%

27,192 votes, 100% reporting (273 of 273 precincts)

Last updated 10:38 AM ET
Runoff

Source: Election results from The Associated Press. Nonpresidential races are called by A.P.

By Wilson Andrews, Matthew Bloch, Jeremy Bowers and Tom Giratikanon

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