Oklahoma’s open race for the U.S. Senate got national attention this week as former EPA Chairman Scott Pruitt filed for the empty seat left by the retirement of U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe.

Pruitt, a former state senator from Broken Arrow and former Oklahoma Attorney General, was the EPA chief briefly after being appointed by former President Donald Trump.

Pruitt enters a crowded field for the GOP nomination that includes District 2 U.S. Rep. Markwayne Mullin, State Sen. Nathan Dahm and former Oklahoma House Speaker T.W. Shannon.

Luke Holland, former chief of staff for Inhofe, heads a list of lesser known Senate candidates that includes Alex Gray, Adam Holley, Jessica Jean Garrison, Laura Moreno, Michael Coibion, Paul Royse, John F. Tompkins and Randy J. Grellner.

Former Congresswoman Kendra Horn is the only Democrat who filed. Independent Ray Woods and Libertarian Robert Murphy will also be on the November ballot against the GOP primary winner.

The primary election is June 28.

Sen. James Lankford, R-Oklahoma, filed for another term and could face a stiff challenge from Pastor Jackson Lahmeyer in the GOP primary. Joan Farr is also a GOP candidate.

The Democrats who filed for Lankford’s seat are Jason Bollinger, Madison Horn, Any Azma, Brandon Wade, Dennis Baker and Jo Glenn. Michael L. Delaney is an Independent candidate and Kenneth D. Blevin will be the Libertarian candidate in the general election.

In the race for governor, Gov. Kevin Stitt will face three relatively unknowns – Mark Sherwood, Joel Kintsel and Moira McCabe – in the Republican primary.

State School Superintendent Joy Hofmeister, after being a lifelong registered Republican, has switched parties to being a registered Democrat so she could run against Stitt in the general election. But first she must defeat former legislator Connie Johnson in the Democrat primary.

Democrat Melinda L. Alizadeh-Fard and Libertarian Chris Powell are running against Republican Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell.

State Auditor and Inspector Cindy Byrd, Republican, will face Stephen W. McQuillen in the GOP primary. No one else filed.

Incumbent Attorney General John M. O’Conner is running against Republican Gentner Drummond and Libertarian  Lynda Steele.

The State Treasurer office is an open seat and the GOP candidates are Todd Russ, former legislator Clark Jolley and David B. Hooten. The Democrat is Charles De Coune and the Libertarian is Gregory J. Sadler.

Since Hofmeister is term limited, the GOP race for State School Superintendent includes John Cox, April Grace, Ryan Walters and William E. Crozier. The Democrat is Jena Nelson.

Republicans Leslie Kathryn Osborn, Sean The Patriot Roberts and Keith Swinton are running for State Labor Commissioner. The Democrat is Jack Henderson and the Libertarian is Will Daugherty.

The open Corporation Commission seat drew Republicans including State Sen. Kim David, Porter; Justin Hornback, Harold D. Spradling and Todd Thomsen. Democrat Margaret Warigia Bowman and Independent Don Underwood also filed.

There are no races for District Court judge in Tulsa County except for District 14, Office 12 which drew Kevin Gray, Tanya Wilson and Todd Tucker, and District 14, Office 13, which has R, Kyle Anderson and David A. Guten.

Former state senator Ervin Stone Yen has left the GOP and will run as an Independent for governor. The Libertarian candidate is Natalie Bruno.

U.S. Rep. Kevin Hern, R-Oklahoma, did not draw a GOP opponent. He will face Democrat Adam Martin and perennial Independent candidate Evelyn Rogers.

Because Mullins is leaving his seat in the House to run for the Senate, 14 Republicans filed for the District 2 slot.

That includes State Rep. Avery Frix, R-Muskogee; State Sen. Marty Quinn, R-Claremore; Sen. Josh Brecheen, Coalgate; Rep. Dustin Roberts, R-McAlester; former State Rep. John Bennett (who recently was the state chairman for the GOP); former State Rep. David Derby, R-Owasso; and Guy Barker; Clint Johnson; Chris Schiller; Johnny Teehee; Rhonda Hopkins; Pamela Gordon’ Wes Nofire and Erick P. Wyatt.

The only Democrat in District 2 is Naomi Andrews and the Independent is Bulldog Ben Robinson.

U.S. Rep. Frank Lucas, R-Oklahoma, has two GOP primary opponents – Wade Burleson and Stephen Butler – in District 3. The only Democrat is Jeremiah Ross.

In District 4, U.S. Rep. Tom Cole will face James Taylor and Frank W. Blacke in the GOP primary and the winner will run against Democrat Mary Brannon.

District 5 Republican Rep. Stephanie Bice will face Subrina Banks in the primary and the winner will take on Democrat Joshua Harris-Till and Independent David K. Frosch.

In Tulsa County, Tulsa County District 1 Commissioner Stan Sallee, a Republican, will face Democrat challenger Sean Johnson. Both live in Collinsville.

District 2 is an open seat. The GOP candidates are Bob Jack, Margie Alfonzo and Kelly Dunkerly. No Democrat filed.

In the race for Tulsa County Assessor, Assessor John A. Wright, a Republican, drew Libertarian Todd Hagopian as his opponent.

The most active race in Tulsa for the Oklahoma House is in District 79 where Rep. Melissa Provenzano, a liberal Democrat, will face the winner of a GOP primary with Paul Hassink, Karen Gilbert and Stan Stevens.

Newcomer Mark Tedford, a Republican from Jenks, won the State House District 69 seat because no one else filed for the open seat.

Incumbents who were re-elected because no one filed against them include:

Insurance Commissioner Republican Glen Mulready; Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler; Tulsa County Treasurer John Fothergill; State Rep. Tom Gann; State Scott Fetgatter’ State Rep. Mark Lawson; State Rep. Jeff Boatman; State Rep. Lonnie Sims; State Rep. Monroe Nichols; State  Rep. Regina Goodwin; State Rep. Mark Vancuren; State Rep. T.J. Marti; State Rep. John Waldron; State Rep. Meloyde Blancett; State Rep. Stan May and State Rep. Dean Davis.

United States Senator

Republican

  • U.S. Rep. Markwayne Mullin
  • State Sen. Nathan Dahm
  • T.W. Shannon
  • Alex Gray
  • Luke Holland
  • Adam Holley
  • Jessica Jean Garrison
  • Laura Moreno
  • Michael Coibion
  • Scott Pruitt
  • Paul Royse
  • John F. Tompkins
  • Randy J. Grellner

Democrat

  • Kendra Horn
  • Independent
  • Ray Woods
  • Libertarian
  • Robert Murphy

United States Senator

Republican

  • Sen. James Lankford
  • Jackson Lahmeyer
  • Joan Farr

Democrat

  • Jason Bollinger
  • Madison Horn
  • Any Azma
  • Brandon Wade
  • Dennis Baker
  • Jo Glenn
  • Independent
  • Michael L. Delaney

Libertarian

  • Kenneth D. Blevins

U.S. Representative District 1

Republican

  • Kevin Hern

Democrat

  • Adam Martin

Independent

  • Evelyn Rogers

U.S. Representative District 2

Republican

  • John Bennett
  • Dustin Roberts
  • Guy Barker
  • Clint Johnson
  • Chris Schiller
  • State Sen. Marty Quinn
  • Johnny Teehee
  • State Rep. Avery Frix
  • Rhonda Hopkins
  • David Derby
  • Pamela Gordon
  • Wes Nofire
  • Erick P. Wyatt
  • Josh Brecheen

Democrat

  • Naomi Andrews

Independent

  • Bulldog Ben Robinson

U.S. Representative District 3

Republican

  • U.S. Rep. Frank Lucas
  • Wade Burleson
  • Stephen Butler

Democrat

  • Jeremiah Ross

U.S. Representative District 4

Republican

  • U.S. Rep. Tom Cole
  • James Taylor
  • Frank W. Blacke

Democrat

  • Mary Brannon

U.S. Representative District 5

Republican

  • U.S. Rep. Stephanie Bice
  • Subrina Banks

Democrat

  • Joshua Harris-Till

Independent

  • David K. Frosch

Governor

Republican

  • Gov. Kevin Stitt
  • Mark Sherwood
  • Joel Kintsel
  • Moira McCabe

Democrat

  • Connie Johnson
  • Joy Hofmeister

Independent

  • Ervin Stone Yen

Libertarian

  • Natalie Bruno

Lieutenant Governor

Republican

  • Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell

Democrat

  • Melinda L. Alizadeh-Fard

Libertarian

  • Chris Powell

State Auditor and Inspector

Republican

  • Cindy Byrd
  • Stephen W. McQuillen

Attorney General

Republican

  • John M. O’Conner
  • Gentner Drummond

Libertarian

  • Lynda Steele

State Treasurer

Republican

  • Todd Russ
  • Clark Jolley
  • David B. Hooten

Democrat

  • Charles De Coune

Libertarian

  • Gregory J. Sadler

State School Superintendent

Republican

  • John Cox
  • April Grace
  • Ryan Walters
  • William E. Crozier

Democrat

  • Jena Nelson

Labor Commissioner

Republican

  • Leslie Kathryn Osborn
  • Sean The Patriot Roberts
  • Keith Swinton

Democrat

  • Jack Henderson

Libertarian

  • Will Daugherty

Insurance Commissioner

Republican

  • Glen Mulready

Corporation Commissioner

Republican

  • State Sen. Kim David
  • Justin Hornback
  • Harold D. Spradling
  • Todd Thomsen

Democrat

  • Margaret Warigia Bowman

Independent

  • Don Underwood

District Court Judge District 14 Office 1

  • Caroline Wall

District Court Judge District 14 Office 2

  • Sharon K. Holmes

District Court Judge District 14 Office 3

  • Tracy Priddy

District Court Judge District 14 Office 4

  • Daman Cantrell

District Court Judge District 14 Office 5

  • Michelle Lee Bodine-Keely

District Court Judge District 14 Office 6

  • Kelly Morgan Greenough

District Court Judge District 14 Office 7

  • Bill LaFortune

District Court Judge District 14 Office 8

  • Doug Drummond

District Court Judge District 14 Office 9

  • Jim Huber

District Court Judge District 14 Office 10

  • Dawn Moody

District Court Judge District 14 Office 11

  • Rebecca Nightingale

District Court Judge District 14 Office 12

  • Kevin Gray
  • Tanya Wilson
  • Todd Tucker

District Court Judge District 14 Office 13

  • R, Kyle Anderson
  • David A. Guten

District Court Judge District 14 Office 14

  • Kurt Glassco

Associate District Judge Tulsa County

  • Cliff Smith

Tulsa County District Attorney

Republican

  • Incumbent Steve Kunzweiler

Tulsa County Assessor

Republican

  • Incumbent John A. Wright

Libertarian

  • Todd Hagopian

Tulsa County Treasurer

Republican

  • John M. Fothergill

Tulsa County Commissioner District 1

Republican

  • Incumbent Stan Sallee, Collinsville

Democrat

  • Sean Johnson, Collinsville

Tulsa County Commissioner District 2

Republican

  • Margie Alfonzo, Tulsa
  • Bob Jack, Tulsa
  • Kelly Dunkerly, Jenks

State Senate

Senate District 10

Republican

  • Sen. Bill Coleman
  • Emily Delozier

Senate District 36

Republican

  • Sen. John Haste
  • David Dambroso

State Representative District 8

Republican

  • Rep. Tom Gann

State Representative District 9

Republican

  • Rep. Mark Paul Lepak

Democrat

  • Ann Marie Kennedy

State Representative District 11

Republican

  • Rep. Wendi Stearman
  • John B. Kane

State Representative District 12

Republican

  • Rep. Kevin McDugle

Democrat

  • Crystal LaGrone

State Representative District 16

Republican

  • Rep. Scott Fetgatter

State Representative District 23

Republican

  • Rep. Terry O’Donnell

Democrat

  • Susan Carle Young

State Representative District 30

Republican

  • Rep. Mark Lawson

State Representative District 67

Republican

  • Rep. Jeff Boatman

State Representative District 68

Republican

  • Rep. Lonnie Sims

State Representative District 69

Republican

  • Mark Tedford

State Representative District 70

Republican

  • Brad Banks

Democrat

  • Suzanne E. Schreiber

State Representative District 71

Republican

  • Rep. Mike Masters

Democrat

  • Amanda Swope

State Representative District 72

Democrat

  • Rep. Monroe Nichols

State Representative District 73

Democrat

  • Rep. Regina Goodwin

State Representative District 74

Republican

  • Rep. Mark Vancuren

State Representative District 75

Republican

  • Rep. T.J. Marti

State Representative District 76

Republican

  • Rep. Ross Ford
  • Timothy Brooks

State Representative District 77

Democrat

  • Rep. John Waldron

State Representative District 78

Democrat

  • Rep. Meloyde Blancett

State Representative District 79

Republican

  • Paul Hassink
  • Karen Gilbert
  • Stan Stevens

Democrat

  • Rep. Melissa Provenzano

State Representative District 80

Republican

  • Rep. Stan May

State Representative District 98

Republican

  • Rep. Dean Davis

Tulsa County Assessor

Republican

  • Incumbent John A. Wright
  • Byron Burke

Democrat

  • John Swoboda

Libertarian

  • Todd Hagopian

County Treasurer

  • Incumbent John M. Fothergill

County Commissioner District No. 1

Republican

  • Commissioner Stan Sallee

Democrat

  • Sean Johnson
  • Janet McKinney

County Commissioner District No. 3

Republican

  • Margie Alfonzo
  • Kelly Dunkerley
  • Bob Jack