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Nov. 3 election maps · Norman voting calendar · Cleveland County registration totals.

Updated as of Nov 10, 2026 (CT)

As of Nov 10, 2026 · five maps, statewide first Norman, Okla.

Nov. 3 governor race · precinct maps

Unofficial results from the Oklahoma State Election Board (as of Nov 4, 2026, 5:06 PM CT). Precinct shaded by local margin; map area is not votes. Statewide total decides the race. Open the maps page → · Full results →

1. Statewide

Oklahoma precinct map of the 2026 governor race. Statewide: Mike Mazzei (R) 51.9% to Cyndi Munson (D) 45.9%. Precincts shaded red or blue by local margin. — **Statewide: Mike Mazzei (R) 51.9%, Cyndi Munson (D) 45.9%** (all 1,984 precincts reporting). Darker shade = wider local margin. Thin lines are county borders. Full-size map · Maps page.

2. Cleveland County

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, Mazzei leads with 51.9%. In Cleveland County, Munson 55.3%, Mazzei 43.0% (Munson 74 of 105 precincts, Mazzei 31). Maps page.

3. Oklahoma County

Tap, click or keyboard-select a precinct for votes. Red = Republican; blue = Democratic; gray = no votes/data or boundary gap.

County result only, not the statewide outcome. Oklahoma County: Cyndi Munson (D) 61.7%, Mike Mazzei (R) 36.9%. All 290 geographic precincts joined; 0 missing results; 7 reported no governor votes (gray). Countywide group 559999 has no precinct boundary: its 45,942 votes count in the county total but cannot be mapped. Open full-size map.

4. Oklahoma City

Tap, click or keyboard-select a precinct for votes. Red = Republican; blue = Democratic; gray = no votes/data or boundary gap.

City-limit view, not a city vote total. 313 precinct areas overlap the published city limits (Canadian County: 38; Cleveland County: 37; Oklahoma County: 235; Pottawatomie County: 3). Whole-precinct results are shown even when the precinct crosses the city line; votes are not split or estimated. Unlocated countywide vote groups cannot be placed or attributed to the city. 313 joined; 0 missing results; 7 with no governor votes (gray). Boundary mismatch: 0.015 km² is gray because the city and 2024 precinct boundaries disagree; no votes are assigned to those gaps. Counts include 34 small edge overlaps (under 0.5% of a precinct and 0.05 km²), which may reflect boundary alignment rather than populated city precincts. City limits: U.S. Census TIGER/Line 2025. All four counties are included; this is not just Oklahoma County. Open full-size map.

5. Norman

Tap, click or keyboard-select a precinct for votes. Red = Republican; blue = Democratic; gray = no votes/data or boundary gap.

City-limit view, not a city vote total. 64 precinct areas overlap the published city limits (Cleveland County: 64). Whole-precinct results are shown even when the precinct crosses the city line; votes are not split or estimated. Unlocated countywide vote groups cannot be placed or attributed to the city. 64 joined; 0 missing results; 0 with no governor votes (gray). Boundary mismatch: 0.453 km² is gray because the city and 2024 precinct boundaries disagree; no votes are assigned to those gaps. Counts include 4 small edge overlaps (under 0.5% of a precinct and 0.05 km²), which may reflect boundary alignment rather than populated city precincts. City limits: City of Norman GIS. Only Cleveland County precincts are assigned; the small cross-county boundary mismatch remains gray. Open full-size map.

Voting · Nov. 3 general election · unofficial results

Full Nov. 3 election results (tables)

Maps are above. Statewide totals lead the results page; county results sit below and are not statewide results. Unofficial until certified. Results → · Maps page → · Election night guide · State questions · Polling-place rules

Maps led on Voting page Nov 9, 2026 · results as of Nov 4, 2026

Norman voting calendar — Nov 3, 2026 general election (results above).

Scheduled elections that affect Norman residents: city, county, school, state, and federal. This desk lists official calendar dates only — no invented candidates. What’s on the ballot is summarized from State Election Board, Secretary of State, and county notices. Sample ballots and your precinct: OK Voter Portal. County board: Cleveland County Election Board, 641 E Robinson, Norman.

Nov 3

General election (past)

Oct 9

Reg deadline (passed)

Oct 28–31

Early voting

June 16 statewide primary and Aug 25 runoff primary are past. Party primaries fill partisan offices; Norman municipal races are nonpartisan on the ballot.

Desk rule. No endorsements. Quote statutory and posted calendars. Candidate lists only after filing closes and official sample ballots appear (OK Voter Portal / Cleveland County Election Board). Do not invent slates.

Cleveland County active registration totals

Source: public county voter registration totals, active voters only. Checked Oct 24, 2026. No names. No street addresses. Party is registration affiliation, not how anyone voted. Full private desk catalog stays off this site.

155,825

Active voters

49.10%

Republican

21.37%

Independent

Also DEM 28.54% · LIB 0.99% · Inactive: 27,034.

Who young voters register as (18–30)

31,563 active voters ages 18–30 (20.26% of active). Independents are a larger share here (32.88%) than countywide (21.37% IND).

Party	Count	% of 18–30
REP	10,964	34.74%
DEM	9,720	30.80%
IND	10,379	32.88%
LIB	500	1.58%

Age buckets × party (active)

Age	Count	% active	%REP	%DEM	%IND
18-20	6,061	3.89%	32.45%	30.16%	36.03%
21-30	25,502	16.37%	35.28%	30.95%	32.13%
31-40	23,355	14.99%	40.27%	29.77%	28.1%
41-50	26,449	16.97%	48.12%	26.03%	24.53%
51-60	23,219	14.9%	57.4%	24.27%	17.73%
61-70	24,549	15.75%	59.38%	26.86%	13.42%
71-80	18,751	12.03%	57.28%	32.52%	10.04%
81-90	6,842	4.39%	59.72%	32.84%	7.34%
91-99	928	0.6%	63.04%	31.57%	5.39%

Active voters ages 100–107 are included; counts are small.

How often active voters turned out (last 10 elections)

Not eligible-adjusted. Aggregate count of active voters by how many of the last 10 elections they voted in, from public election records.

Slots filled	Count	% active
10/10	59,359	38.36%
9/10	3,607	2.33%
8/10	3,942	2.55%
7/10	4,395	2.84%
6/10	4,952	3.2%
5/10	5,586	3.61%
4/10	6,601	4.27%
3/10	8,577	5.54%
2/10	10,826	7.0%
1/10	18,712	12.09%
0/10	28,168	18.21%
no recorded vote	28,168	18.21%

Recent registrations (past 12 months)

12,138 new registrations in the past 12 months (7.79% of active voters). Party among those new regs: REP 34.86% · DEM 30.73% · IND 32.88% · LIB 1.53%.

Norman precinct registration lean

Party of registration among active voters — not how ballots were cast. Map covers 51 majority-Norman precincts (City = Norman is more than half of active voters in the precinct). That set includes about 97% of Norman City active voters; roughly 1,860 Norman City actives live in precincts that are mostly OKC, Noble, or another city and are off this map. Color uses (REP − DEM) / (REP + DEM) among major-party actives in the full precinct (Independents and Libertarians are counted in the JSON, not on the red–blue scale). As of Oct 2026. Machine-readable: norman-precinct-lean.json.

Choropleth map of Norman majority precincts by Republican versus Democratic registration lean among active voters, Oct 2026. — Norman City actives overall: about 67,200 (checked Oct 24, 2026) · registration lean among major-party actives roughly +8.3% Republican on the same formula. Boundaries: Oklahoma State Election Board precincts via OU Center for Spatial Analysis. Some fringe majority-Norman precincts still include sizable non-Norman city voters (e.g. 140344).

ZIP 73072 (west Norman) — active voters

Registration figures as of Oct 2026, from public county voter registration totals. The 2024 general turnout line below is from an earlier Sep 2026 snapshot and has not changed (no elections since). Aggregates only — no names, no street lists. Machine-readable: zip-73072-public.json.

23,524 active voters in ZIP 73072, checked Oct 24, 2026 (15.1% of countywide 155,825 active). Party mix: REP 43.85% (10,315); DEM 34.06% (8,012); IND 21.26% (5,002); other 0.83% (195). Countywide for comparison: REP 49.10% · DEM 28.54% · IND 21.37% · other 0.99%.

Voted in the Nov 5, 2024 general (Sep 2026 snapshot, share of active voters at that time): 75.59% (17,661 of 23,363) — +3.08 percentage points vs countywide 72.51%.

Age band (Oct 2026)	Active	Share
18-24	2,847	12.14%
25-34	3,301	14.08%
35-44	3,481	14.85%
45-54	3,536	15.08%
55-64	3,306	14.1%
65+	6,968	29.72%

Top five precincts in ZIP 73072 by active count, Oct 2026 (poll site from official precinct listings):

Rank	Precinct	Active	REP	DEM	IND	Other	Poll site
1	140304	2,563	52.75%	30%	16.62%	0.62%	PARADIGM BAPTIST CHURCH
2	140307	2,373	44.84%	34.01%	20.52%	0.63%	SOONER MALL
3	140303	2,233	49.8%	30.45%	18.81%	0.94%	REDEEMER CHURCH
4	140301	2,168	56.04%	26.11%	17.57%	0.28%	CHRIST CHURCH
5	140300	1,963	50.18%	29.6%	19.46%	0.76%	THE CROSS CHURCH

Source. Public county voter registration totals and election records. Desk methodology and private comparison snapshots: not published. Anomaly review stays private. Sample ballots and your record: OK Voter Portal.

Election calendar

Past election · Statewide / federal / county

Nov 3, 2026 — General Election (past)

Deadlines

Voter registration deadline Oct 9, 2026. Absentee ballot request deadline Oct 19, 2026 (per state voter calendar). In-person early voting Oct 28–31, 2026 (Oct 28–30, 8 a.m.–6 p.m.; Oct 31, 8 a.m.–2 p.m.). Polls on Election Day 7 a.m.–7 p.m.

What’s on the ballot

Federal: U.S. Senate and all five U.S. House seats (even-year cycle). Norman is in Oklahoma’s 4th Congressional District — confirm on your sample ballot.
Statewide executive: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, State Treasurer, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Labor Commissioner, Insurance Commissioner, Corporation Commissioner (offices on the even-year statewide cycle).
Legislature: Oklahoma House and Senate seats up this cycle for Norman / Cleveland County districts.
County: No Cleveland County offices or Norman city/school propositions appear on the Norman-area sample ballots posted by the county election board (rechecked Oct 24, 2026 against the county sample-ballot list). (Moore precincts carry a City of Moore bond proposition.)
Judicial: Retention elections for appellate judges on the combined ballot (Oklahoma Supreme Court, Court of Criminal Appeals, and Court of Civil Appeals seats are on the posted sample ballot).
State Questions 845 and 847 (qualified for Nov 3 per Oklahoma State Election Board / Secretary of State):
- SQ 845 — changes to the Judicial Nominating Commission (structure, appointments, terms, attorney/party rules).
- SQ 847 — lowers annual caps on taxable property-value growth beginning tax year 2027 and revises the senior valuation freeze.

Candidate names: see the official Cleveland County sample ballots (posted by precinct) — this desk does not retype the slate.

Where to check

Oklahoma State Election Board · OK Voter Portal · Ballotpedia Oklahoma elections 2026 · Cleveland County sample ballots · Cleveland County Election Board (641 E Robinson, Norman)

Sources

OSEB State Question info (SQ 845, 847 on Nov 3) · OSEB voter information calendar · Ballotpedia SQ 845 · Ballotpedia SQ 847 · Oklahoma statutory / voter info calendar (reg Oct 9; early Oct 28–31; absentee request Oct 19)

Upcoming · School / municipal statutory window

2027 Board of Education & municipal cycle

Statutory dates

Feb 9, 2027 — Board of Education Primary (statutory school calendar). Voter registration deadline for Feb 9 elections: Jan 15, 2027 (State Election Board).
Apr 6, 2027 — Board of Education General (and statutory municipal election window).

Exact Norman Public Schools seats and any city propositions appear when Cleveland County / the district posts the notice and sample ballot.

Norman City Council

Next Norman City Council seats with terms ending mid-2027 (Wards 1, 3, 5, 7) will be filled in the 2027 municipal election cycle once Cleveland County / the City of Norman posts the filing notice. Do not treat a Feb 9, 2027 municipal date as confirmed until that notice is up. See also City Hall roster for current terms.

Note

Municipal races are nonpartisan. Party primaries apply to partisan offices only.

Sources

Oklahoma statutory school/municipal election calendar · normanok.gov/election · Cleveland County Election Board · Facts First City Hall (ward term ends)

Recently decided

Apr 7, 2026 — Norman municipal / propositions and Ward 5 runoff (see city election page and City Government cards).
Jun 16, 2026 — Statewide Primary (past).
Aug 25, 2026 — Runoff Primary and state questions on that ballot (past). Results and sample ballots: State Election Board / Cleveland County Election Board.

Desk rule

Lead with scheduled dates from official calendars. Brief “what’s on the ballot” from State Election Board, SOS, and Ballotpedia — no invented candidates. Link OK Voter Portal and Cleveland County Election Board for sample ballots when posted. No endorsements.