The meme celebrates Oklahoma as the 'perfect state,' but does the map accurately reflect how Oklahomans voted? Were there other all-red states?

Leisa Mitchell Haynes, a Republican candidate for governor, said she began 2026 campaign after visit from an angel.

Iowa, a state with a similar number of people eligible to vote, had a turnout rate of 71% compared to Oklahoma's 53.4%. Iowa had a 20-day early voting window when voters in the state could vote at their county auditor's office or by mail.

State schools Superintendent Ryan Walters said he plans to open an office within the Oklahoma Department of Education dedicated to religious freedom, his third move in five days tied to Republican Donald Trump's plans for the presidency. Walters said the ...

Despite a record vote count, Oklahoma's turnout and voter participation rates were actually lower than four years ago.

According to unofficial election results, Oklahomans cast 1,564,573 ballots for president this year. That's nearly 4,000 more votes than were cast in the previous presidential election. Registration also grew by 183,098 since 2020, reaching almost 2.5 million Oklahomans who were eligible to vote.

For the third time in a row, Trump won all 77 counties in Oklahoma. Some of the state's bigger counties, like Oklahoma County, had narrow margins.

Two men died in separate vehicle crashes in eastern Oklahoma on Saturday night and early Sunday, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported.

Oklahoma voted Republican for another election cycle and was one of two states where every county turned red in the presidential election.

The FBI released a statement in regard to a video which uses the Bureau's name and seal to promote false claims that the organization was involved in an attempt to poison electors from several states,

Immigration was a key issue in the presidential election. Now immigrants and labor experts wonder if Trump will keep his promise of mass deportations.

Kirt is asking the Legislature to end an option that allows voters to simply check a box to select all candidates of a specific political affiliation