All racesOklahoma State house, 1st districtFEED 8:05 PM ET, 0s AGO
Oklahoma runoff, August 25, 2026

State house, 1st district

Republican runoff
Polls close 8:00 PM ET
Too close to call, ahead
54.5%George Phipps+9.1 over White
Votes counted
242of about 3,454 expected
Share of expected vote in
7.0%0 of 42 precincts have reported
Lead holds
75%modeled from the margin and 7.0% counted, not a poll

The field

2 on the ballot, ordered by vote.

George Phipps54.5%132 votes
Chris White45.5%110 votes

How the vote was cast

Of the 242 votes counted so far, 242 come with the ballot type published. Mail ballots are usually counted first and election-day ballots last, so a lead built on one can move as the others land. Each bar below is that way of voting on its own: who won it, and by how much.

Ballots counted so far, by type
Mail and absentee14.5%35 votesEarly in person85.5%207 votes
Mail and absentee35 votes, 14% of the count
Phipps57.1%20White42.9%15
Early in person207 votes, 86% of the count
Phipps54.1%112White45.9%95
Phipps won early in person ballots by 8.2 points over White.

Registered voters across the counties in this race: 22,741 in total, 5,431 Democratic, 14,087 Republican, 3,086 unaffiliated or other. Registration is the whole electorate, not the primary electorate, so it sets the scale rather than predicting the result.

What is left to count

0 of 2 counties finished, 1 reporting anything. About 3,212 votes still outstanding, concentrated here.

Where the vote is coming from

Shaded for whoever leads each county, deeper where the margin is wider. Click one to pin it below.

PhippsWhiteNot yet reporting

The map is framed on the 2 counties this district covers, with the rest of Oklahoma drawn around them. 1 of 2 counties has not reported a vote yet, so it is left unshaded.

Every county

2 counties in this race. 1 county has counted nothing yet. Click any of them to break it down above.

Returns from Decision Desk HQ. Percentages are shares of this contest. Where a county reports no precinct count, progress is its vote against the expected total instead. Lead confidence reflects how much of the vote is still out, not a poll. Unofficial until certified.