School bond issues, sales tax proposals and municipal contests are on statewide ballots Tuesday. Polls in all affected precincts open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m.Alfalfa County
Ringwood Schools: A $1.595 million bond issue to build a new elementary school.
Bryan County
City of Durant: A 5/8-cent, 25-year sales tax to build a new high school for Durant Schools.
Caddo County
Fort Cobb-Broxton Schools: Proposition 1 — A $200,000 bond issue for playground equipment, restroom remodeling and security equipment and computers.
Proposition 2 — A $300,000 bond issue for six buses.
Canadian County
City of Mustang
Ward 6 Council
Len Scott
Katherine M. Callahan
Proposition 1 — A $5.08 million bond issue for street improvements.
Proposition 2 — A $2.91 million bond issue to build a youth baseball complex at Wild Horse Park.
Carter County
City of Dickson
Trustee
Bob G. Akins
Bill Summers
Joe Tibbs
City of Healdton
Councilmember at-large
David Smith
Richard Moss
Peggy Sue Bass
Lone Grove
Ward 2 Council
Kristi Inselman
Carl McCutchen
Chris Young
Cherokee County
Shady Grove Schools
Office 1 Runoff
Connie Anderson
Raymond F. Morrison
Tahlequah Schools
Office 3 Runoff
Luke Foster
Sherry Hadley
Countywide: Making permanent a 1-cent sales tax for repairs and maintenance for county roads, general county operations, law enforcement and for matching funds for grants.
Choctaw County
Boswell Schools
Office 3 runoff
Marilynn Pebsworth
Robby Hitchcock
Comanche County
Geronimo Schools
Office 3 Runoff
Jimmy E. Toombs
Curtis Sims
Indiahoma Schools: A $440,000 10-year bond issue to repair roofs and windows on two campuses.
Flower Mound Schools: A $4.795 million bond issue to build an elementary school building
Craig County
Chelsea Schools
Office 3 runoff
Rebecca L. Fincher
Dan Bunn
Creek County
Mounds Schools
Office 3 runoff
R. Earl Greer
John Truesdell
Garfield County
Pioneer-Pleasant Vale Schools
John Stone
Jim Talbott
Garvin County
Town of Paoli
Clerk/Treasurer
Darlene M. Campbell
Mary Jane Davis
Patricia Dixon
Grady County
Chickasha schools: Proposition 1 — A $12.765 million bond issue for high school renovations and additions, roofing, technology and elementary school flooring.
Proposition 2 — A $500,000 transportation bond issue for buses and fleet vehicles.
Grant County
Pond Creek-Hunter Schools
Office 3 runoff
Gary L. Williams
Curtis Peterson
Harmon County
Hollis Schools
Office 3 runoff
Robert Whorton
Terry Bogle
Haskell County
Kinta Schools
Office 4 runoff
Tom Raynes
Kenneth R. Whitehead
Stigler School
Office 3 runoff
Kenneth Whitson
Michael Rose
Johnston County
City of Tishomingo
Ward 2 Council
Rhonda J. Brown
Anthony Webb
Gloria L. Webb
Ward 3 Council
Rex Morrell
Bill Montgomery
Kay County
City of Ponca City
Ward 1 City Commissioner
Lanita J. Chapman
Brent Colle
Kaw City Schools: $75,000 bond issue.
Kingfisher County
Hennessey Schools
Office 3 runoff
Ray Cordry
Luke Lough
City of Kingfisher
Mayor
Mark Mueggenborg
Jack Stuteville
Le Flore County
Panama Schools
Office 5 runoff
David Bailey
Thelma Colwell
Poteau Schools
Office 3 runoff
Adrian C. Sconyers
Ron Hall
Lincoln County
Davenport Schools
Office 3 runoff
Gary Robinson
William David Nickell
McClain County
Dibble Schools
Office 3 runoff
Ruben Ruiz Jr.
Ben Seaborn
Blanchard Schools: Proposition 1 — A $28.975 million bond issue for a new high school and repair of other district buildings.
Proposition 2 — A $150,000 bond issue for new buses.
Major County
Ringwood Schools: A $1.595 million bond issue for a new elementary school.
Marshall County
Kingston School: A $12.5 million bond issue for a 1,450-seat gymnasium/safe room with band room and conference space, and an 850-seat cafeteria/auditorium.
City of Madill
Place 2 Council
Kevin Eppler
Paul Chaffin
McCurtain County
Eagletown Schools: Proposition 1 — A $170,000 bond issue to install central heating and air conditioning in the elementary and high schools.
Proposition 2 — A $130,000 transportation bond issue for an activity bus.
Muskogee County
City of Muskogee
Mayor
John Tyler Hammons
Glynda Mae Lorraine Oliver
Robert Eugene Thomas
Hershel Ray McBride
Barney Scott Taylor
Ronald Leon Venters
Ward 2 council
Frank C. Borovetz Jr.
Charles Shawn Raper
Ivory Lewis Vann
Ward 3 council
Dale LeRoy Boots Jr.
Robert James Perkins
Ward 4 council
Jackie DeWayne Luckey
Barry Alexander Rader III
Troy Earl Stoutermire
Hilldale Schools
Office 3 runoff
Richard Davis
Jeff Sanders
Braggs Schools
Office 3 runoff
Elsa Irving
Billie Easterling
Nowata County
City of Nowata
City Commissioner At-Large
Karen Boyles
Phil Ogden
Ward 2 Commissioner
Ed Wilson
Melva Hill
Ward 3 Commissioner
Charles R. Price, Jr.
Ruth E. Hill
Ward 4 Commissioner
Nancy Oglesby
Karon Miller
Copan Schools
Office 3 Runoff
Curtis E. Hinkle
Shelley Koster
South Coffeyville Schools: A $150,000 bond issue for two school buses.
Okfuskee County
Paden Schools
Office 3 Runoff
Stephanie Adams
Terri Johnson
Mason Schools: A $2.1 million bond for a new multipurpose gymnasium that would include safe rooms and an expansion for the agricultural building.
Oklahoma County
Deer Creek Schools
Office 3 runoff
(i) Shelley Denton, 45, Edmond
David H. Miller, 63, Edmond
The Village
Ward 5 Council
Debbie Bowen, 50
(i) Jerry Broughton, 38
Jones Schools: $12.4 million bond issue for a new high school.
Okmulgee County
City of Okmulgee
Councilmember, Ward 1
Everett O. Horn
Rae Ann Wilson
Schulter Schools
Office 3 Runoff
Gary R. Terrill
Jerry Baughman
Mounds Schools
Office 3 Runoff
E. Earl Greer
John Truesdell
Beggs Schools: A $2.3 million bond issue to build a track, grandstand and a field house with weight room, dressing rooms, and concession.
Liberty School: A proposal to cease operation of the Liberty School District and annex with the Morris School District, effective July 1.
Osage County
Hominy Schools
Office 2 Runoff
Darrell James Brown
Michael D. Jones
Ottawa County
City of Picher: A proposal to grant Empire District Electric Company a 25-year franchise agreement.
Payne County
City of Stillwater
Office 3 Council runoff
Gladeen Allred
Chuck Hopkins
Office 4 Council runoff
Darrell Dougherty
Hank Moore
City of Cushing
Office 5 Commission
Lynda C. Smith
Jim Hogrefe
City of Yale
Office 5 Council
Tyler Sparks
Chuck Thomas
Pittsburg County
Pittsburg Schools: Proposition 1 — A $295,000 bond issue to repair awnings and restrooms, build a boys and girls dressing room and remodel the concession area.
Proposition 2 — A $70,000 bond issue to purchase one school bus.
City of McAlester
Mayor runoff
Kevin E. Priddle
Frank C. Sam Mason
Pontotoc County
Vanoss Schools: A $525,000 bond issue for five middle school and high school classrooms.
Pottawatomie County
City of Shawnee
Ward 4 Commissioner
Timmy Young
Billy Collier, 49
Proposition — Considering terms of new employment contract for Shawnee's police force.
Dale Schools
Office 3 runoff
Ronnie Newton
(i) Tim Steward
Macomb Schools
Office 3 runoff
Don Daily
Linda L. Bowles
Rogers County
Chelsea Schools
Office 3 runoff
Rebecca L. Fincher
Dan Bunn
Foyil Schools
Office 3 runoff
Donald Storie
Mike Dennis
Catoosa Schools: Proposition 1 — $9.125 million bond issue to repair roofs, heating/air conditioning, high school track, band equipment, technology and security cameras.
Proposition 2 — $1.215 million bond issue to buy 14 buses and four other vehicles.
Seminole County
Butner Schools: A $450,000 bond issue for a science lab-classroom and an elementary and high school library.
Wewoka Schools: A $300,000 transportation bond issue to purchase three buses and vehicle for the agriculture program.
Sequoyah County
Vian Schools
Office 3 runoff
Jessie Marie Young
Larry Vickers Jr.
Texas County
Hooker School District
Office 3 runoff
Kaley Martens
Jerry Wiebe
Tulsa County
City of Tulsa
District 3 Council
Roscoe Harry Turner Sr. (D)
David Edward Patrick (I)
District 4 Council
Maria Veliz Barnes (D)
Jason Eric Gomez (R)
District 6 Council
Dennis K. Troyer (D)
Kevin Leory Boggs (R)
District 8 Council
Austin Hansen (D)
William L. Christiansen (R)
District 9 Council
Philip Morgan Kates (D)
G.T. Bynum (R)
Paul Tay (I)
Proposition 1 — Changing city general elections from April to November beginning in 2009.
Proposition 2 — To allow voting in city elections for those who move during periods when voter re-registration is closed.
Tulsa Technology Center
Office 3 runoff
Beatrice Cramer
Tim Bradley
Glenpool Schools: Proposition 1 — $2.515 million for kindergarten and elementary multipurpose rooms, four preschool classrooms, four high school classrooms, walkways and corridors.
Proposition 2 — $150,000 for two new school buses.
Liberty-Mounds Schools: Proposition 1 — A $450,000 bond issue for agricultural classrooms and a shop, high school gymnasium roof repair, and seventh- and eighth-grade classrooms.
Proposition 2 — A $50,000 bond issue for a new bus or two used buses.
Washington County
Copan Schools
Office 3 runoff
Curtis E. Hinkle
Shelley Koster
City of Dewey
Mayor
Ron D. Revard
Kay L. Martin
Ward 4 Council
Robert Wall, Jr.
Tommy Strate
Washita County
Sentinel Schools
Office 3 runoff
Wes Farris
Jimmy Rhoades
Woodward County
Sharon-Mutual Schools
Office 3 runoff
Daisy Adams
Frank Lamberth
City of Woodward: Proposition 1 — City charter amendment to make the city treasurer's position appointive by the city council rather than elective.
Proposition 2 — Increasing the city's hotel-motel tax from 3 percent to 6 percent beginning June 1.
Woodward Schools: Proposition 1 — $17.63 bond issue million for a new early childhood center with safe rooms, kitchen, multipurpose room and library; additions to three school buildings; technology, agricultural barn, band equipment, indoor batting facility and other improvements.
Proposition 2 —A $350,000 bond issue for transportation equipment.
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