Multiple states are voting on mayors and special propositions on Nov. 4, 2025, but not Oklahoma. Here's when our special elections will take place.

Voters in 27 Oklahoma counties will decide local bond issues, city council races and school upgrades on Nov. 18. Here's what’s on the ballot.

In Oklahoma, residents in 26 counties will vote in local special elections in November, but not on the same day as much of the nation.

Millions of Americans are heading to the polls on Tuesday for numerous key races on the state and local levels nationwide.

Oklahomans across the state will head to the polls in two weeks to participate in an upcoming special election. On Nov. 18, voters in El Reno and Mustang will decide who will represent them as mayor, and in Minco, residents will vote for or against a bond for Minco Public Schools.

Dick Pryor: Many people have already shown their intent to run in 2026, but the official list of candidates won't be known until April.

The Commission recommended that those running for reelection for the same office in a subsequent election cycle not be required to open a new account

Though lawmakers have said in recent days that bipartisan negotiations are gaining steam, no deal has emerged yet to reopen the federal government.

Rep. Forrest Bennett, who represents most of downtown and central Oklahoma City, wrote on Facebook that he will be resigning in the “coming weeks.”

Archbishop Coakley was elected by a narrow margin – 54 percent, or 128 votes out of 237 – in a third-ballot runoff against Bishop Daniel E. Flores of Brownsville, Texas, who subsequently was elected vice president of the conference on the first ballot, a fraction of a percent over the majority.