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Oklahoma governor race · Nov 3, 2026 general election · precinct maps · statewide first

Updated as of Nov 4, 2026 · Unofficial results as of Nov 4, 2026, 5:06 PM CT

Bottom line

Statewide, governor: Mike Mazzei (R) 581,706 votes (51.9%) leads Cyndi Munson (D) 514,342 (45.9%), with all 1,984 precincts reporting. Unofficial until the State Election Board certifies.
Mazzei carried 1,398 precincts and Munson 567 (5 tied, 14 had no governor votes).
Map area is not votes. Large rural precincts have few voters; small urban precincts can have thousands. The statewide total above decides the race.

Statewide, precinct by precinct

Oklahoma precinct map of the 2026 governor race. Statewide winner: Mike Mazzei (R) 51.9% to Cyndi Munson (D) 45.9%. Precincts shaded red or blue by local margin. — **Statewide result: Mike Mazzei (R) 51.9%, Cyndi Munson (D) 45.9%.** Each precinct is shaded by its own local margin (darker = wider margin, in steps of under 5, 5–15, 15–30, 30–50 and 50+ points). Thin lines are county borders. Open the full-size map.

Cleveland County, precinct by precinct

Cleveland County precinct map of the 2026 governor race. Statewide winner Mike Mazzei (R); Cleveland County favored Cyndi Munson (D) 55.3% to 43.0%. — **County result only, not the statewide outcome.** Statewide, Mike Mazzei (R) leads with 51.9%. In Cleveland County, Cyndi Munson (D) had 55.3% and Mazzei 43.0%; Munson carried 74 of 105 precincts and Mazzei 31.

About these maps

Four groups of votes are counted in the statewide totals but cannot be drawn on a map: two countywide vote groups reported without a precinct area (one in Oklahoma County, one in Tulsa County), and two Wagoner County precincts that are not yet in the 2024 boundary file. Two precincts in the boundary file reported no results and are shown gray.

Sources: vote totals from the Oklahoma State Election Board (unofficial results, as of Nov 4, 2026, 5:06 PM CT). Precinct boundaries from the OU Center for Spatial Analysis and the State Election Board (boundaries updated 2024). County borders from the U.S. Census Bureau. Facts First does not project or call winners. Back to full election results.