ATOKA COUNTY
Commissioner District 1: Marvin Dale 259 (54.1%); Chris Edgar 220 (45.9%)
BEAVER COUNTY
2 mill ad valorem property tax to fund and maintain the Beaver County Emergency Medical Service. Yes: 688 (83.5%); No: 136 (16.5%) Passed.
Beaver Schools
Proposition 1: $275,000 bond to replace bleachers and add a building for a concession stand, bathrooms and weight room to the school’s football/track area. Yes: 257 (82.4%); No: 55 (17.6%) Passed.
Proposition 2: $225,000 bond for two buses, one vocational agriculture pickup and two sports utility vehicles. Yes: 244 (80%); No: 61 (20%) Passed.
CADDO COUNTY
Hydro-Eakly Schools
$6.2 million for a new middle-high school with 19 to 21 classrooms. Yes: 507 (82.7%); No: 106 (17.3%) Passed.
Boone Apache Schools
Proposition 1: $2 million for a new middle school and renovations to the elementary school rest room. Yes: 274 (92.9%); No: 21 (7.1%) Passed.
Proposition 2: $170,000 for two buses. Yes: 270 (92.5%); No: 22 (7.5%) Passed.
Cyril Schools
Proposition 1: $585,000 for a new roof for the elementary school. Yes: 115 (92%); No: 10 (8%) Passed.
Proposition 2: $150,000 for two school buses. Yes: 112 (91.1%); No: 11 (8.9%) Passed.
CLEVELAND COUNTY
Moore Schools (13 or 16 precincts reporting)
Office 4: Jon Painter 281 (74.5%); Steve C. Adamo 96 (25.5%)
Norman Schools
Office 4: Kim Gaddie 364 (26.9%); Brooks Hull 781 (57.8%); Debra Stuart 205 (15.2%)
CREEK COUNTY
Town of Depew
Proposition 1: To increase the number of trustees on the municipal board from three members to five: Yes: 33 (66%); No: 17 (34%) Passed
Proposition 2: To change the status of the town clerk/treasurer from an elected official to an appointed position: Yes: 28 (60.9%); No: 18 (39.1%) Passed.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Kansas Schools
Proposition 1: $1.7 million bond to build seven or eight new classrooms in the district’s early childhood center. Yes: 332 (66.8%); No: 165 (33.2%) Passed.
Proposition 2: $1.1 million bond to build one large classroom for special services and two or three smaller classrooms. Yes: 324 (65.2%); No: 173 (34.8%) Passed.
Proposition 3: $1 million bond to build a field house. Yes: 280 (56.5%); No: 216 (43.5%) Failed.
GREER COUNTY
Granite Schools
$300,000 bond to build a new roof on the school building that houses upper elementary, middle school and high school classes. Also would pay for remodeling bathrooms and updating electrical wiring and plumbing. Yes: 147 (63.9%); No: 59 (36.1%) Passed.
HUGHES COUNTY
Calvin Schools
$590,000 bond for new buses. Yes: 78 (64.5%); No: 43 (35.5%) Passed.
JACKSON COUNTY
Duke Schools
$200,000 bond for new buses. Yes: 116 (83.5%); No: 23 (16.5%) Passed.
KINGFISHER COUNTY
Proposition 1: Property tax increase of three mills on the dollar of the assessed value of all taxable property to establish an emergency medical service district for the Kingfisher, Dover, Lomega and Okarche school districts. Yes: 533 (55.9%); No: 421 (44.1%) Passed.
Cashion Schools
Proposition 1: $3.1 million bond to make general repairs and renovations at the district’s old high school, elementary school and gymnasium, including work on roofs, foundations, rest rooms, windows and gymnasium seating. Some money also will be used to buy band equipment and uniforms. Yes: 149 (78.8%); No: 40 (21.2%) Passed.
Proposition 2: $185,000 to buy an activity bus and school vehicle. Yes: 146 (76.8%); No: 44 (23.2%) Passed.
LATIMER COUNTY
Wilburton Schools
$1.5 million bond to build and equip a new high school gymnasium. Yes: 278 (73%); No: 103 (27%) Passed.
LOGAN COUNTY
Mulhall-Orlando Schools
$495,000 bond for anew band room, a new gym roof, renovation of the current band room into an above-ground safe room and new gym lockers. Yes: 172 (89.6%); No: 20 (10.4%) Passed.
MURRAY COUNTY
District 3 Commissioner, Democrats: Darrell Hudson 608 (82.1%); Bobby J. Lee 33 (4.5%); Gary D. Fullerton 78 (10.5%) Curtis Jones 22 (2.9%)
OKLAHOMA COUNTY
Oklahoma County results unavailable due to storm-related power outages. Doug and his team will count the votes today.
OSAGE COUNTY
Pawhuska
Proposition 1: Three-quarter cent sales tax for the construction and repair of roads, curbs and sidewalks and repairing/replacing water works system and sewer system. Yes: 357 (75.2%); No: 118 (24.8%) Passed.
Proposition 2: One-quarter cent sales tax for an economic development program. Yes: 318 (66.8%); No: 158 (33.2%) Passed.
PAYNE COUNTY
Cushing special election
Proposition 1: Would make permanent eight-tenths of a cent sales tax, set to expire on June 30, to provide money for capital expenditures. The first project would be building a new police/fire headquarters. Yes: 455 (79.4%); No: 118 (20.6%) Passed.
Proposition 2: Authorizes a city hotel/motel sales tax of 4 percent to finance economic development and other projects. Revenue could pay for installing utilities in 240-acre city-owned property on east edge of town. Yes: 424 (73.6%); No: 152 (26.4%) Passed.
PONTOTOC COUNTY
Pickett Center Schools
$300,000 bond for updating rest rooms and to build one classroom, two dressing rooms, and a concession area. Yes: 50 (90.9%); No: 5 (9.1%) Passed.
PUSHMATAHA COUNTY
Rattan Schools
$1.5 million bond to build a multi-function gymnasium designed to hold up to 1,000 people. Yes: 267 (33.7%) No: 525 (66.3%) Failed.
ROGERS COUNTY
Oologah-Talala Emergency Medical Services
Proposition 1: $1 million bond issue for the Oologah-Talala Emergency Medical Services to purchase emergency vehicles and equipment by collecting a special annual tax. Yes: 592 (62.3%) No: 359 (37.7%) Passed.
TULSA COUNTY
Union Schools
$20 million bond issue for remodeling Grove Elementary School and updating the Union Performing Arts Center; roof replacements at Clark Elementary, Eighth-Grade Center gym, Intermediate High School’s north classrooms and media center and Union High School’s Performing Arts Center, stage and gym; the second phase of the softball/baseball complex remodel, including reconfiguring playing fields; upgrading the eighth-grade gym and outside basketball courts; purchase of books and interactive white boards; upgrading computers and replacement of lighting. Yes: 1,829 (83.9%); No: 252 (16.1%) Passed.
WASHITA COUNTY
A five-year, five-eighths of a cent sales tax increase to provide $118,190 for Washita County Cooperative Service and 4-H; $21,510 for Washita County Free Fair and Junior Livestock Show; $31,185 for Washita County Health Services; $32,265 for Washita County Senior Citizens and $35,850 for Washita County maintenance for county jail, legal county documents, county fair facilities and courthouse. The sales tax would be limited to five years. Yes: 920 (81.4%); No: 210 (18.6%) Passed.
WOODS COUNTY
Alva Schools
Proposition 1: $2.8 million bond issue for renovation of Alva High School track, replacement of air-conditioning units at several sites, replacement of high school auditorium seats, installing new windows at Lincoln Elementary School, buying intercom system and surveillance equipment for high school. Yes: 470 (79.3%); No: 123 (20.7%) Passed.
Proposition 2: $150,000 for buses. Yes: 465 (78.3%); No: 129 (21.7%) Passed.
ADAIR COUNTY
Fifteen-year, three-quarter-cent county sales tax for a new county courthouse.
Yes: 581 (36 %); No: 1,017 (64 %) failed.
CHOCTAW COUNTY
Three-quarter-cent county sales tax to furnish, equip, repair, renovate and maintain the Choctaw County Memorial Hospital in Hugo. The tax would remain in effect unless county residents vote to repeal it.
Yes: 1,201 (65 %); No: 650 (35 %) passed.
CLEVELAND COUNTY
20-year, quarter-cent sales tax to pay for construction and operation of a county jail.
Yes: 5,610 (64.0 %); No: 3,161 (36.0 %) passed.
COMANCHE COUNTY
Lawton City Council
Ward 6
Nathan Lee: 50 (14.5 %)
Richard Zarle 163 (47.3 %)
Larry Gilley 132 (38.2 %)
Ward 8
Doug Wells 203 (64.2 %)
Randy Warren (i) 113 (35.8 %)
CRAIG COUNTY
Ketchum schools
$9 million bond for a new junior high school and additions to the elementary and high schools.
Yes: 216 (37.8 %); No: 355 (62.2 %) failed.
CUSTER COUNTY
Clinton schools
Proposition 1: $2.4 million bond for elementary school classrooms.
Yes: 609 (56.4 %); No: 471 (43.6 %) failed.
Proposition 2: $11.7 million bond for a new fine arts center.
Yes: 512 (47.5 %); No: 566 (52.5 %) failed.
Proposition 3: $5.1 million bond for a new multipurpose physical education/athletic facility.
Yes: 508 (47.1 %); No: 570 (52.9 %) failed.
DEWEY COUNTY
Three-quarter-cent, 25-year sales tax for a new courthouse, jail renovations and repairs at the county fairgrounds.
Yes: 433 (58.3 %); No: 310 (41.7 %) passed.
JACKSON COUNTY
Eldorado schools, to annex into the Olustee School District and form a combined school district.
Yes: 91 (35.7 %); No: 164 (64.3 %) failed.
JOHNSTON COUNTY
County commissioner Dist. 1 (unexpired term)
Roy Wayne Blevins, Connerville 267 (43.6 %)
Billy Duke, Tishomingo 57 (9.3 %)
Jody Kreger, Tishomingo 103 (16.8 %)
T.G. Orr, Tishomingo 186 (30.3 %)
KAY COUNTY
Ponca City
Extend a half-cent sales tax to build a recreation center.
Yes: 1,820 (54.4 %); No: 1,524 (45.6 %) passed.
LE FLORE COUNTY
Heavener schools
$1.4 million bond to build six classrooms.
Yes: 165 (53.0 %); No: 146 (47.0 %) failed.
Panama schools
$1.7 million bond to build a fifth- and sixth-grade center, repair the school's roof and build two classrooms to expand the early childhood campus.
Yes: 114 (33.0 %); No: 232 (67.0 %) failed
Talihina
One-cent sales tax for town operating expenses.
Yes: 42 (26.8 %); No: 115 (73.2 %) failed
LOGAN COUNTY
Guthrie schools
Proposition 1: $5.5 million bond for renovation at the junior high school.
Yes: 672 (58.4 %); No: 479 (41.6 %) failed.
Proposition 2: $2.2 million bond for renovation of a junior high gym, adding four classrooms and purchasing new technology.
Yes: 626 (54.9 %); No: 514 (45.1 %) failed.
Proposition 3: $1.4 million bond to install new heating and air units at high school, security improvements at the high school and improvements to the school's parking lots.
Yes: 618 (54.3 %); No: 520 (45.7%) failed.
MUSKOGEE COUNTY
Fort Gibson schools
Proposition 1: $4.8 million bond for the construction of a new vo-ag building, purchase of new classroom technology and improvements to the sports and fine arts facilities at the high school.
Yes: 301 (85.0 %); No: 53 (15.0 %) passed.
Proposition 2: $500,000 for new buses.
Yes: 302 (84.8 %); No: 54 (15.2 %) passed.
OKFUSKEE COUNTY
Weleetka schools
Proposition 1: $4.8 million for remodeling work at Spence Memorial Elementary School.
Yes: 162 (57.7 %); No: 119 (42.3 %) passed
Proposition 2: $300,000 to purchase three new route buses and one activity bus.
Yes: 224 (78.6 %); No: 61 (21.4 %) passed
OKLAHOMA COUNTY
Choctaw/Nicoma Park schools
Proposition 1: $94.9 million bond to build and furnish a new Choctaw Middle School and Nicoma Park Elementary. Funds would also go toward the construction of 45 new classrooms, improvements to all sports facilities in the secondary schools and district-wide security improvements.
Yes: 1,431; No: 256 passed.
Proposition 2: $1.8 million bond for new buses.
Yes: 1,417; No: 270 passed.
Edmond schools
Proposition 1: $35.4 million bond to build new classrooms at Orvis Risner, Dougherty and Sunset elementary schools. Funds would also go toward the construction of new additions to Edmond North High School and Central Middle School.
Yes: 1,673; No: 766 passed.
Proposition 2: $800,000 for new buses.
Yes: 1,689; No: 743 passed.
OSAGE COUNTY
To establish the Morgan Corner Fire District.
Yes: 104; No: 43 passed.
PAYNE COUNTY
Cushing
Proposition 1: City commissioners to serve without pay.
Yes: 517 (78.8 %); No: 139 (22.2 %) passed.
Proposition 2: Provides that vacancies on the board of commissioners will be filled within 60 days after the vacancy occurs.
Yes: 513 (78.3 %); No: 142 (21.7 %) passed.
Proposition 3: Provides that the city manager may have outside employment if approved by city commissioner.
Yes: 529 (80.8 %); No: 126 (19.2 %) passed.
Proposition 4: Removes the requirement that employees hired by the city manager live in the city limits.
Yes: 257 (71.4 %); No: 103 (28.6 %) passed.
Proposition 5: Increases the purchasing authority of city commissioners to $185,000 without a vote of the people. Currently, the limit is $60,000.
Yes: 191 (53.7 %); No: 165 (46.3 %) passed.
Proposition 6: Provides that candidates for city commission are to file with the city clerk during the regular city hall office hours.
Yes: 280 (78.9 %); No: 75 (21.1 %) passed.
Proposition 7: Removes the requirement that names on an election ballot be rotated.
Yes: 267 (75.6 %); No: 86 (24.4 %) passed.
Proposition 8: Provides for recall of city commissioners, establishing grounds for recall and setting forth the procedures for recall. The new grounds are: violation of the city charter; breach of oath of office; commission of a felony or crime of moral turpitude; and violation of city, state or federal law.
Yes: 254 (71.3 %); No: 102 (28.7 %) passed.
PITTSBURG COUNTY
Canadian schools
A $550,000 bond to construct a library and media center for grades prekindergarten through 12.
Yes: 147 (79.9 %); No: 37 (20.1 %) passed.
ROGERS COUNTY
Sequoyah schools
Proposition 1, $13.96 million bond for a new middle school, fine arts building, field house and track, and renovations to the athletic complex.
Yes: 517 (78.8); No: 139 (21.2) passed
Proposition 2, $700,000 bond for synthetic turf.
Yes: 513 (78.3); No: 142 (21.7) passed
Proposition 3, $240,000 bond for new school buses.
Yes: 529 (80.8); No: 126 (19.2) passed
STEPHENS COUNTY
Duncan
Extend a half-cent city sales tax for five years for economic development.
Yes: 1105 (86.3); No: 176 (13.7) passed.
TULSA COUNTY
Broken Arrow
Proposition 1, $15.3 million bond for street repairs.
Yes: 2,837 (67.4 %); No: 1,369 (32.6 %) passed.
Proposition 2, $7.1 million bond for an animal shelter, police and fire improvements.
Yes: 2,710 (64.5 %); No: 1,493 (35.5 %) passed.
Proposition 3, $12.7 million bond for land for two new parks, improvements to three city parks, and buying a building for a city arts center.
Yes: 2,425 (57.8 %); No: 1,770 (42.2 %) failed.
Proposition 4, $3.3 million bond for storm water improvements.
Yes: 2,860, (68.0 %); No: 1,344 (32 %) passed.
Asking voters to allow the city to reallocate money approved in a 2004 bond issue:
Proposition 1, $2 million for public safety equipment.
Yes: 2,965, (70.6 %); 1,236 (29.4 %), passed.
Proposition 2, $3.5 million for replacing fire station No. 2.
Yes: 2,976 (71.0 %); No: 1,216 (29.0 %) passed.
Keystone schools
Proposition 1: $150,000 bond for new school buses.
Yes: 78 (88.6 %); No: 10 (11.4 %) passed.
Jenks schools
Proposition 1: $153.4 million bond for a new secondary math and science center; new student center; new performing arts and lab addition; completion of the district aquatic center; and multiple classroom additions, renovations, and athletic facility improvements.
Yes: 1,910 (70.0 %); No: 819 (30.0 %) passed.
Proposition 2: $800,000 bond for new school buses.
Yes: 1,939 (71.3 %); No: 782 (28.7 %) passed.
WAGONER COUNTY
Okay schools
Proposition 1: $600,000 bond for roofing projects.
Yes: 277 (59.6 %); No: 188 (40.4 %) failed.
Proposition 2: $2.7 million bond for a new high school and computer and science lab.
Yes: 227 (48.9 %); No: 237 (51.1 %) failed.
ATOKA COUNTY
