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Elections from local newsrooms

From News On 6, News 9 and 2 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. News On 63 hours ago

    Kevin Hern vs. Jasmine Thomas: Oklahoma U.S. Senate election results here Nov. 3

    U. S. Rep. Kevin Hern (R), Jasmine Thomas (D), and 3 other candidates are running for Oklahoma's U.S. Senate seat. Find results here after 7 p.m. Nov. 3.

    Also reported byNews 9

  2. Oklahoma Energy Today4 hours ago

    Regulators to meet Tuesday

    The Oklahoma Corporation Commission will meet on Tuesday. Time, Day, and Date: 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, November 03, 2026 AGENDA Item Topic I. A. Call to order B. Announcement concerning public notice C. Determination of quorum II. Consideration of and possible vote(s) on proposed or potential orders in cases on the daily signing agenda docket. The

  3. Oklahoma Energy Today4 hours ago

    Cherokee Nation considers vote opposing Inola smelter project

    The Tribal Council of the Cherokee Nation is preparing to vote on a proposed resolution to oppose the $4 billion aluminum smelter in Inola. The Cherokee Nation Rules Committee voted unanimously in support of a resolution formally opposing the controversial aluminum smelter. The Tulsa Flyer reported three council members, Joe Deere, Johnny Kidwell and Julia

  4. News On 66 hours ago

    Indivisible Tulsa County organizes car caravan promoting voting for all citizens

    Indivisible Tulsa County organized a car caravan on Sunday to promote voting in this week's midterm elections.

  5. News On 611 hours ago

    Medical Minute: Is 'healthier' candy really better for you? Experts weigh in

    As demand grows for candy with less sugar and fewer artificial additives, a dietitian explains what shoppers should know before buying.

  6. News On 611 hours ago

    What to know about Oklahoma’s U.S. Senate transition| DC Debrief | November 1, 2026

    A new legal opinion could change how long Oklahoma Senator Alan Armstrong stays in office after Election Day. Oklahoma's Own political analyst Scott Mitchell and DC correspondent Alex Cameron explain the attorney general’s ruling and what it means for the race to fill the Senate seat.

  7. Tulsa World21 hours ago

    A full list of Tulsa-area races, issues on Nov. 3 ballots

    The polls open 7 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 3.