Oklahoma 6/30/20 Primary Megathread

[NOVA Green]

Thread for results from OK CD-05 Primary Today...

Early results close race between Neese & Bice

[SnowLabrador]

It will probably go to a runoff between Neese and Bice. Still Lean R for November, though.

[NOVA Green]

Neese appears to be building a slight lead over Bice, with again few precincts reporting...

[NOVA Green]

Looking like Neese is starting to pull away a bit...

[NOVA Green]

Atlas locked up on me with the latest update...



Now OK SoS results make it look even stronger for Neese....

Not an expert on OK, but is there is something I am missing here??

[NOVA Green]

Latest Results---    (36.4k PUB Ballots)

Neese--- 13,308     (36.6%)
Bice--      8,806      (24.2%)

Looks like a wrap here....   

[NOVA Green]

So... also in OK we have a major ballot initiative regarding expansion of the ACA being voted on...



Please anyone provide updates with county maps and stats...

[n1240]

So... also in OK we have a major ballot initiative regarding expansion of the ACA being voted on...



Please anyone provide updates with county maps and stats...

Looks like 90% of remaining precincts are in Tulsa and Oklahoma counties where yes in winning on election day vote (more so in Oklahoma than Tulsa).

[NOVA Green]

So... also in OK we have a major ballot initiative regarding expansion of the ACA being voted on...



Please anyone provide updates with county maps and stats...

Looks like 90% of remaining precincts are in Tulsa and Oklahoma counties where yes in winning on election day vote (more so in Oklahoma than Tulsa).

Sources....

I know you're good on the money, but obviously this if passes would be HUGE, within an overwhelmingly Trump State, where rejection of ACA or "Obamacare" was almost a litmus test of PUB "Street Creds"...

Era of COVID-19 naturally made this concept even more acceptable to many Oklahoma Voters...

I rarely interject song clips on election days, but still the classic country song: "Living on Tulsa Time", is something which springs to mind.

Jamey Johnson with special guest Alison Krauss – Tulsa Time (Live at Farm Aid 2016), singing the Don Williams cover....

[NOVA Green]

Meanwhile while we are all waiting (Apologies if posting in the wrong thread.... didn't see anything approximating an OK PRIM thread in the State Elections thread)....

Looks like we also have some extremely close election results in the OK State House & State Senate Elections....

Too much to grok right this second, and honestly don't pretend to be an expert on the subject, but apparently so many Atlas posters ignore OK even more so than WV when it comes to primary elections...

https://results.okelections.us/OKER/?elecDate=20200630

[Nyvin]

https://twitter.com/Taniel/status/1278156781664034821

Okay this is a little scary,  about 101 precincts left to report with about a 6k vote lead for Yes.

Is it still possible for it to lose?

[NOVA Green]

https://twitter.com/Taniel/status/1278156781664034821

Okay this is a little scary,  about 101 precincts left to report with about a 6k vote lead for Yes.

Is it still possible for it to lose?

Sure--- depends upon where those precincts are at....

I mean spent some time working around precinct results in Oklahoma and Tulsa County back in the days, but just like places in the Deep South, not all precincts vote all the same....

We would need to know which precincts are outstanding to even have a clue on this, and even staring at the map, doesn't really tell me squat s**t*

[NYSforKennedy2024]

Why is a vote on "Should people have healthcare?" this f*****g close?

[Nyvin]

Why is a vote on "Should people have healthcare?" this f*****g close?

Oklahoma.

[NOVA Green]

Why is a vote on "Should people have healthcare?" this f*****g close?

Oklahoma.

Vote Recommend on both...

Still a bit snark, considering there are plenty of other states which have not fully adopted ACA, and OK might be looking like the 2008 WV on Atlas      ...

Lover not hater.... it is true even in heavily Republican States there are many people who still believe in the concept of medical care (and not just some sort of random prayer circle)....

[Nyvin]

I'm feeling confident that yes will win,  only 45 precincts left and yes still has the same 6k vote lead.

There's still a few urban/suburban precincts left to report in Oklahoma & Tulsa counties too.

[NOVA Green]

I'm feeling confident that yes will win,  only 45 precincts left and yes still has the same 6k vote lead.

There's still a few urban/suburban precincts left to report in Oklahoma & Tulsa counties too.

Totally down with all that...

Still, which precincts are out and where are you getting the data from?

[Annihilation]

What % will Abby Broyles get in the GE?

[n1240]

I'm feeling confident that yes will win,  only 45 precincts left and yes still has the same 6k vote lead.

There's still a few urban/suburban precincts left to report in Oklahoma & Tulsa counties too.

Totally down with all that...

Still, which precincts are out and where are you getting the data from?

Maybe a bit late now but you can get them from the sos site and click county results then scroll down to the question and selection map view.

[Skunk]

So in state House district 88, Mauree Turner is leading 52% in their primary against incumbent Democrat Jason Dunningham. Turner is a queer non-binary black Muslim endorsed by Ilhan Omar and various progressive groups in Oklahoma. Solid Clinton district so if she pulls it off, Oklahoma is nearly guaranteed to have the first non-binary state representative in the country I'm pretty sure.

[YE]

This was the guy who lost:

https://twitter.com/jdunnington/status/1117954839164653568?s=21

[Nyvin]

If Medicaid Expansion can pass here I'd say the chances of it passing in Missouri in August are almost certain. 

[NOVA Green]

I'm feeling confident that yes will win,  only 45 precincts left and yes still has the same 6k vote lead.

There's still a few urban/suburban precincts left to report in Oklahoma & Tulsa counties too.

Totally down with all that...

Still, which precincts are out and where are you getting the data from?

Maybe a bit late now but you can get them from the sos site and click county results then scroll down to the question and selection map view.

So.... haven't been able to follow the precinct numbers through the link....

Will the margins hold and where are the outstanding votes?

Screenshots always awesome....

[Gass3268]

Democrats outvoted Republicans in OK-05.

[clever but short]

Considering it's Oklahoma this is the happiest I've been with an election night in my state ever.