Sep 1, 1986 runoff · September 1, 1986

Sep 1, 1986 runoff: Oklahoma results

Every race on Oklahoma's ballot in the Sep 1, 1986 runoff: winners, margins and seats that changed party.

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Races30
RaceWinnerWon byNotes
SD-11 · Democratic primary runoffMaxine Cisselhorner (D)8.1
SD-20 · Republican primary runoffOlin Branstetter (R)8.8
SD-24 · Democratic primary runoffCliff Marshall (D)18.8Incumbent lost
SD-32 · Democratic primary runoffRoy B. Hooper (D)7.0Incumbent lost
SD-38 · Democratic primary runoffRobert M. Kerr (D)2.5
SD-42 · Democratic primary runoffDave Herbert (D)11.0Incumbent lost
SD-48 · Democratic primary runoffVicki Mileslagrange (D)7.4Incumbent lost
RaceWinnerWon byNotes
HD-4 · Democratic primary runoffRobert P. Medearis (D)21.7
HD-9 · Democratic primary runoffDwayne Steidley (D)18.9
HD-15 · Democratic primary runoffChester Dusty Rhodes (D)7.3Incumbent lost
HD-16 · Democratic primary runoffM. C. Leist (D)22.5
HD-17 · Democratic primary runoffRonald F. Glenn (D)8.1
HD-21 · Democratic primary runoffGuy Davis (D)22.0
HD-22 · Democratic primary runoffGary Coffee (D)11.5
HD-26 · Democratic primary runoffGeorge D. Snider (D)1.1
HD-28 · Democratic primary runoffJim Morgan (D)1.5
HD-38 · Republican primary runoffJim Reese (R)27.4
HD-53 · Democratic primary runoffJohn D. Lassiter (D)20.2
HD-53 · Republican primary runoffEvelyn Orth (R)4.4
HD-59 · Democratic primary runoffBert Russell (D)0.6
HD-64 · Democratic primary runoffSid Hudson (D)10.3
HD-69 · Republican primary runoffWilliam A. Veitch (R)21.0
HD-74 · Democratic primary runoffGene D. Combs (D)19.1
HD-75 · Democratic primary runoffGlenn Gibson (D)5.8Incumbent lost
HD-76 · Republican primary runoffRichard Williamson (R)7.7
HD-82 · Republican primary runoffLeonard E. Sullivan (R)24.1
HD-92 · Republican primary runoffClaudette Henry (R)5.5
HD-96 · Republican primary runoffCarl Thompson (R)6.8
HD-100 · Republican primary runoffErnest Istook (R)11.8
HD-101 · Democratic primary runoffJeff Hamilton (D)4.9

Oklahoma

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner