Beaver County
District 2 Commissioner
(unexpired term)
Darrold Strong, Democrat
C.J. Rose, Republican
Beckham County
Sayre Schools: Proposition 1 — $1.335 million bond issue to repair high school and middle school roofs.
Proposition 2 — $290,000 bond issue for two buses and another vehicle.
Canadian County
Yukon Schools: Proposition 1 — $66 million for construction of a new high school; football, baseball and soccer fields, and other athletic facilities; $23 million for technology upgrades.
Proposition 2 — $3.4 million for buses.
Cleveland County
City of Moore
Mayor
(i)Glenn Lewis, 52
Paul Edward Janes, 70
City of Norman
Ward 2 Council
Tom Kovach, 35
Chebon Marshall, 33
Michael McKee, 65
Ward 4 Council
Gregory Jungman, 31
Chris Jingozian, 25
(i)Carol Dillingham, 65
Ward 6 Council
Jim Griffith, 58
Lou Mansfield, 61
Moore Schools: Proposition 1 — A $55.2 million bond issue for two new elementary schools, a fine arts facility at Moore High School and a new gymnasium at Westmoore High School.
Proposition 2 — A $13.5 million bond issue for computers, Smart Boards, projectors and other technology.
Proposition 3 — A $1.1 million bond issue for transportation.
Creek County
Allen-Bowden Schools: A $2.5 million bond issue for a new gymnasium, library, four classrooms and computer lab.
Lone Star Schools: A $1.775 million bond issue for a 1,200 seat basketball arena with practice courts, locker rooms, offices, rest rooms, concessions and lobby, and an instrumental music building.
Sapulpa Schools: Proposition 1 — A $580,000 bond issue for roof repairs, security cameras, windows and science lab equipment.
Proposition 2 — $170,000 bond issue for two buses.
Custer County
Weatherford Schools: $15.96 million bond issue for a performance center and multiple elementary school improvements.
Delaware County
Kansas Schools: $3.295 million bond issue for classrooms, early childhood center and safe rooms, and an athletic complex.
Garfield County
City of Enid: Proposition 1 — $39 million bond issue for street repairs.
Proposition 2 — $7 million bond issue to replace and repair bridges.
Proposition 3 — Extending 1-cent sales tax until March 31, 2042.
Kremlin-Hillsdale Schools: Proposition 1 — A $755,000 bond issue for roof replacement, geothermal heating and cooling, and band instruments.
Proposition 2 — An $80,000 bond issue for a bus.
Garvin County
Whitebead Schools: $1.1 million bond issue for rest rooms and six classrooms.
Grady County
City of Minco
Ward 4 Council
Keith McMullen
Michelle Overton
Delvin P. Albers
Rush Springs Schools: Proposition 1 — An $840,000 bond issue for four elementary classrooms.
Proposition 2 — A $300,000 bond issue for four school buses.
Grant County
Medford Schools: A $590,000 bond issue for technology, gymnasium heating and running track surfacing.
Hughes County
Moss Schools: $2.49 million bond for new high school gym, converting old gym into a multipurpose facility and new security cameras.
Kay County
District 2 Commissioner
(unexpired term)
Daryl W. Johns, Democrat
Steve Austin, Republican
Kim Spore, independent
City of Newkirk: One proposition, extending a 1-cent sales tax for 10 years, and extending a 3-cent use tax for 10 years.
Kiowa County
Hobart Schools: A $3.185-million bond for a new middle school, high school science lab and two computer labs.
Latimer County
Proposition 1: Continuing a half-cent sales tax for five years.
Proposition 2: Continuing a three-quarters-cent sales tax for Latimer County Hospital for five years.
Proposition 3: Continuing a quarter-cent sales tax for maintenance and operation of a solid waste system for five years.
Le Flore County
Panama Schools: A $1.57 million bond issue for middle school classrooms, middle and elementary school library/safe room, elementary school gym air conditioning, high school windows.
Lincoln County
Davenport Schools: A $1.16 million bond issue for seven elementary school classrooms, softball locker rooms, and repairs.
Logan County
Coyle Schools: Proposition 1 — A $595,000 bond issue for four high school classrooms.
Proposition 2 — A $45,000 bond issue for transportation.
Nowata County
Nowata Schools: A $500,000 bond issue for four new elementary school classrooms and equipment.
Oklahoma County
Oklahoma City: A 1-cent sales tax for improvements to city sports facilities (Ford Center). The tax will be for 15 months and include a basketball training facility, or for 12 months without a training facility if no lease between the city and a National Basketball Association team exists by June 1, 2009
Warr Acres
Ward 1 Council
Doug Davis, 55
Nathan Johns, 44
Ward 2 Council
(i)Nancy Olson, 55
Darrell Van Houtan, 59
Ward 3 Council
(i)Walter Johnson, 72
Phillip P. Owens II, 38
Ward 4 Council
(2-year term)
Jan Blake, 67
(i)Mike Gossman, 47
Ward 4 Council
(1-year unexpired term)
Richard Bricker, 41
Carolyn Brooks, 61
Bethany Schools: $275,000 for constructing, equipping, repairing and remodeling school buildings; and acquiring school furniture and equipment.
Osage County
Shidler Schools: Proposition 1 — A $1.3 million bond issue to renovate the auditorium, high school woodshop and art building, and for other school repairs.
Proposition 2 — A $1.2 million bond issue to build a cafeteria and multipurpose building.
Pontotoc County
Ada Schools: A $7.6 million bond issue for a new early childhood education center, and for elementary school and cafeteria repairs, air conditioning and security upgrades.
Roff Schools: A $655,000 bond issue for a new junior high.
Pottawatomie County
Bethel Schools: $6.1 million for nine classrooms and an elementary school cafeteria.
Tulsa County
Tulsa
District 4 Council
Democratic
John Lee Nidiffer
Maria Valiz Barnes
Republican
Jason Eric Gomez
Rocky R. Frisco
Jay M. Matlock
District 1 Council
Democratic
Emanuel Bernard Lewis
Mike McConnell
Jack Ross Henderson
District 9 Council
Democratic
Roger Lowry
Philip Morgan Kates
Collinsville Schools: Proposition 1 — $8.56 million for classrooms, new freshman center, online testing center, commons area upgrade, football field turf and technology.
Proposition 2 — $400,00 for four buses, two vans and digital cameras for 12 buses.
Union Schools: Proposition 1 — $17.83 million for a mobile computer lab, all-day 4-year-old program equipment, interactive Whiteboards, remodeling, security cameras, phones, roofing and technology.
Proposition 2 — $1.57 million for nine buses and four wheelchair-lift buses.
Washington County
Dewey Schools: A $1.36 million bond issue for an early childhood education center, pre-K and kindergarten classrooms, cafeteria remodeling, and administrative offices.
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