Voting Trends in Oklahoma

Solidly Republican
Trend
1964
Last Dem statewide win (Pres.)

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

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Side-by-side comparison of Oklahoma vs. the U.S. average.

National ranking

How states rank by voter turnout.

#1Florida77%
#2Wisconsin76%
#3Michigan76%
#4Washington76%
#5New Hampshire74%
#6North Carolina74%
#7Georgia72%
#8Virginia71%
#9Arizona71%
#10Pennsylvania70%
#11New Jersey69%
#12Delaware68%
#13Ohio67%
#14Massachusetts66%
#15Illinois64.5%
#16Montana64%
#17Rhode Island64%
#18South Dakota63.4%
#19Texas60.6%
#20Tennessee60.1%
#21Missouri60%
#22Indiana58%
#23Oregon56%
#24Colorado54.2%
#25New Mexico51.9%
#26Minnesota50.9%
#27Maine36%
#28Wyoming33
#29Utah15
#30Vermont5
#31Alaska2%
#32Kentucky0
#33Louisiana0

Overview

Oklahoma's voting trends stands at Solidly Republican, a key indicator for anyone evaluating voting trends in the state. Additional figures include last dem statewide win (pres.): 1964, giving a fuller picture of voting trends trends across Oklahoma. Oklahoma has trended increasingly Republican over the past two decades, with no Democratic presidential candidate winning a single county since 2008.

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