Voter Registration in Oklahoma Congressional Districts

[Mr.Phips]

Dem Registration/GOP President/GOP Rep:

OK-03  46% Dem/44% GOP/10% Dem
OK-04  54% Dem/35% GOP/11% Ind
OK-05  44% Dem/43% GOP/13% Ind


GOP Registration/GOP President/GOP Rep:

OK-01 49% GOP/39% Dem/12% Ind


Dem Registration/GOP President/Dem Rep:

OK-02 68% Dem/23% GOP/9% Ind

[RBH]

A kinda recent map on this topic

[Mr.Phips]

A kinda recent map on this topic

Is this by registration or which party won in House races?

[nclib]

I assume that's party registration, since the only House seat the Dems won was OK-2.

[Mr.Phips]

I assume that's party registration, since the only House seat the Dems won was OK-2.

I was just making sure.

[Joe Biden 2020]

That makes sense.  OK-2 is the only House seat the Democrats have currently in the state, and barring a major Republican catastrophe, I don't see it changing anytime in the next 6-10 years, sadly.

[Mr.Phips]

That makes sense.  OK-2 is the only House seat the Democrats have currently in the state, and barring a major Republican catastrophe, I don't see it changing anytime in the next 6-10 years, sadly.

They could probably turn Tom Cole(OK-04)'s seat Democratic(almost as much as OK-02) by lopping off Canadian and Commanche counties as well as the Oklahoma county portion and replace it the African American and blue collar neighborhoods in Oklahoma city as well as Seminole county.
Cole would have lost to Daryll Roberts in 2002 under this map.

[okstate]

Is that map not of the Coburn/Carson '04 Senate race?

The population of Oklahoma and Tulsa Counties is so great that Coburn's margin was fairly hefty.

[RBH]

Nah, this was Carson/Coburn:



Carson won most of the counties where Dems make up 3/4ths of voters.