Primary Election — July 29, 2008

Race Results ----- VOTES ----- % PRECINCTS

(DEM) FOR U.S. SENATOR 2234 OF 2234
ANDREW RICE 113,795 59.65%
JIM ROGERS 76,981 40.35%

(DEM) FOR U.S. REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 1 351 OF 351
MARK MANLEY 8,842 44.30%
GEORGIANNA W. OLIVER 11,116 55.70%

(DEM) FOR U.S. REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 2 570 OF 570
DAN BOREN 66,041 85.24%
KEVIN COLEMAN 11,438 14.76%

(DEM) FOR U.S. REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 5 330 OF 330
BERT SMITH 9,003 41.10%
STEVEN L. PERRY 12,902 58.90%

(DEM) FOR STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT NO. 5 78 OF 78
STEVE YOUNG 4,314 37.28%
JERRY ELLIS 7,259 62.72%

(DEM) FOR STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT NO. 11 37 OF 37
PROPHET-KELLY L. CLARK, SR. 513 12.48%
JUDY EASON McINTYRE 3,599 87.52%

(DEM) FOR STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT NO. 21 43 OF 43
GREGORY M WILSON 1,306 36.52%
BOB MURPHY 2,270 63.48%

(DEM) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 1 31 OF 31
DENNIS R. BAILEY 2,955 59.84%
HANK AUSTIN 1,983 40.16%

(DEM) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 16 32 OF 32
JERRY SHOEMAKE 1,879 77.58%
JAMES BO DELSO 543 22.42%

(DEM) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 23 20 OF 20
CONNIE DODSON 373 59.97%
PAMELA ASHBY 249 40.03%

(DEM) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 24 39 OF 39
STEVE KOUPLEN 2,516 57.46%
KATHI MASK 1,863 42.54%

(DEM) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 25 27 OF 27
DARRELL E. NEMECEK 1,537 35.59%
GARY STARNS 2,782 64.41%

(DEM) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 34 17 OF 17
RUTH ANNE KENNEDY 620 35.03%
CORY T. WILLIAMS 1,150 64.97%

(DEM) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 42 32 OF 32
RICHARD SMALLEY 822 37.57%
BRAD PERRY 1,366 62.43%

(DEM) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 53 17 OF 17
CHARLES BARNES 505 41.70%
TROY GREEN 706 58.30%

(DEM) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 57 24 OF 24
JARED DECK 1,494 48.92%
PERRY ADAMS 1,560 51.08%

(DEM) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 72 19 OF 19
CHRISTIE BREEDLOVE 377 28.63%
JOHN SLATER 102 7.74%
MONROE NICHOLS IV 122 9.26%
ELVEREZ ALLEN 157 11.92%
SENECA SCOTT 559 42.44%

(DEM) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 73 21 OF 21
KEVIN MATTHEWS 1,301 45.59%
JABAR SHUMATE 1,553 54.41%

(DEM) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 93 16 OF 16
DAVID CASTILLO 499 60.48%
WIL RIVERA 326 39.52%

(DEM) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 95 15 OF 15
MICHAEL A. WALKER 617 58.15%
LEE ROY TUCKER 444 41.85%

(DEM) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 96 28 OF 28
DIANNE HUNTER 956 78.04%
JON-PAUL AMMIRATA 269 21.96%

(DEM) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 97 32 OF 32
MIKE SHELTON 2,053 91.86%
LORENZO ALLEN THOMPSON SR. 182 8.14%

(DEM) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 99 26 OF 26
ANASTASIA A. PITTMAN 1,357 91.50%
JEREMIAH ELIX 126 8.50%

(REP) FOR U.S. SENATOR 2234 OF 2234
JIM INHOFE 116,371 84.18%
EVELYN L. ROGERS 10,770 7.79%
DENNIS LOPEZ 3,800 2.75%
TED RYALS 7,306 5.28%

(REP) FOR U.S. REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 1 351 OF 351
FRAN MO-GHADDAM 3,025 8.27%
JOHN SULLIVAN 33,563 91.73%

(REP) FOR CORPORATION COMMISSIONER (SHORT TERM) 2234 OF 2234
ROB JOHNSON 65,947 48.96%
DANA MURPHY 68,757 51.04%

(REP) FOR STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT NO. 27 82 OF 82
KEVIN EVANS 1,453 24.10%
BRYCE MARLATT 4,577 75.90%

(REP) FOR STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT NO. 35 43 OF 43
GARY STANISLAWSKI 2,771 40.62%
JANET K. SULLIVAN 387 5.67%
JEFF APPLEKAMP 539 7.90%
KEITH EISENBERGER 85 1.25%
CASON CARTER 3,039 44.55%

(REP) FOR STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT NO. 37 41 OF 41
JAN MEGEE 932 22.32%
DAN NEWBERRY 3,244 77.68%

(REP) FOR STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT NO. 45 34 OF 34
KYLE D. LOVELESS 1,526 27.06%
STEVE RUSSELL 2,307 40.91%
MELINDA DAUGHERTY 549 9.74%
JERRY W FOSHEE 1,127 19.99%
MARTY GORMLEY 130 2.31%

(REP) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 36 25 OF 25
KEVIN SEAN ROBERTS 316 24.38%
HASKELL GARRETT 206 15.90%
EDDIE FIELDS 774 59.72%

(REP) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 41 26 OF 26
DWAIN JINDRA 661 22.94%
JOHN ENNS 2,220 77.06%

(REP) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 45 15 OF 15
AARON STILES 1,062 51.18%
RON HENDERSON 337 16.24%
DAVID HOPPER 627 30.22%
LES WHITE 49 2.36%

(REP) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 47 19 OF 19
JANE McNEFF 440 15.13%
JOHN PAUL JORDAN 582 20.01%
LESLIE OSBORN 1,886 64.86%

(REP) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 48 21 OF 21
MATT CUNNINGHAM 234 21.55%
PAT OWNBEY 852 78.45%

(REP) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 53 17 OF 17
RANDY TERRILL 2,109 74.44%
CURTIS BRUEHL 724 25.56%

(REP) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 54 15 OF 15
DUSTIN McGOWEN 541 24.59%
PAUL WESSELHOFT 1,659 75.41%

(REP) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 57 24 OF 24
LYLE MILLER 591 25.83%
HAROLD WRIGHT 991 43.31%
LYNN NORMAN 299 13.07%
WARREN GOLDMANN 407 17.79%

(REP) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 59 46 OF 46
TIM R. RIDDLE 587 15.42%
CHRIS CAMERON 1,332 34.99%
MIKE SANDERS 1,888 49.59%

(REP) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 68 17 OF 17
BRIAN JACKSON 397 19.97%
CHRIS BENGE 1,591 80.03%

(REP) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 74 17 OF 17
BOB BATTERBEE 142 5.47%
DAVID DERBY 1,358 52.27%
ROBERT JEROME 1,098 42.26%

(REP) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 75 16 OF 16
DENNIS K. McINTIRE 194 18.58%
GREG CHAPMAN 140 13.41%
DAN KIRBY 710 68.01%

(REP) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 80 20 OF 20
MIKE RITZE 1,683 71.04%
MARYANNE FLIPPO 686 28.96%

(REP) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 85 19 OF 19
DAVID DANK 1,860 79.39%
CHRIS OLIVER 483 20.61%

(REP) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 87 13 OF 13
JASON NELSON 976 52.79%
ANDREW WINNINGHAM 873 47.21%

(REP) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 91 16 OF 16
MIKE REYNOLDS 2,016 55.23%
JON ECHOLS 1,634 44.77%

(REP) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 96 28 OF 28
MIKE IDLEMAN 973 41.90%
LEWIS H. MOORE 1,349 58.10%

(REP) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 98 21 OF 21
JOHN TREBILCOCK 1,556 65.21%
JOHN P. NEWHOUSE 830 34.79%

(REP) FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT NO. 101 25 OF 25
GARY BANZ 1,390 81.00%
JERRY L. NOWELL 326 19.00%

State Election Board Launches Polling Place Locator

State Election Board Secretary Michael Clingman recently announced the launch of a new polling place locator feature on the State Election Board's Web site. "The polling place locator may help thousands of Oklahomans verify the locations of their precinct polling places for the upcoming elections," Clingman said.

Registered voters need only to enter their last name, date of birth, and Zip Code and the locator produces a list of possible matches. The voter selects his or her name from the list and receives the name and address of the assigned polling place as well as a list of his or her Congressional, State Senate, State House, and County Commissioner Districts.

In the event that the locator is unable to match the voter's information, the voter should call his or her local County Election Board office directly. The locator also provides the appropriate contact information.

"The polling place locator is a great tool for Oklahoma voters who just need to verify their correct place to vote on election day," Clingman said.

"Voters can access the polling place locator from any computer connected to the internet at any time, including on election day when it may be difficult to reach their local County Election Board office by telephone."

Access the Polling Place Locator

Number of voters increases statewide

Number of voters increases statewide
By DEON HAMPTON World Staff Writer
4/19/2008

An election official attributes higher voter registration to interest in the 2008 presidential election.

Increased interest in the November presidential election has likely spurred more Oklahomans to register to vote, a trend that is expected to continue through the fall, officials said.

More than 44,000 new voters have been added statewide since the end of 2007.

At the end of 2007, there were 2,013,942 registered voters in Oklahoma, records show.

Of those, 332,018 were in Tulsa County, records show.

By April 1, there were 2,058,091 voters in Oklahoma, officials said. Of those, 338,559 are registered in Tulsa County, records show.

"These are pretty high numbers," said Fran Roach, assistant secretary with Oklahoma State Election Board.

Roach said registration numbers are rising because of the presidential campaign.

"There's so much interest in the races," she said.

Ted McClain, 44, is a registered voter who voted in the presidential primary elections and plans to vote in the presidential election.

"You can't have a say-so and not vote," McClain said. "It's my given right to vote."

Bernadetta Balogh, 50, also voted in the presidential primary elections and plans to vote in the presidential election. She said it's important for citizens to exercise their right to vote.

"I first registered to vote when I was 18," Balogh said.

As the presidential elections garner more attention, Roach expects more Tulsans to register to vote.

"We expect a large number of increases in the fall for the November presidential election," she said.

Gearing up for the February presidential primaries, 31,294 Oklahomans registered in January as new voters, and about 5,724 of those were from Tulsa County, officials said.

Leading up to the 2004 presidential elections between President Bush and John Kerry, 41,427 Oklahomans registered that September to vote, followed by 92,566 in October.

"Past history shows there will be an increase in voters this year," Roach said.