Rate the OK-SEN special GOP runoff

[Tekken_Guy]

Rathe the OK-SEN special GOP runoff.

[Roll Roons]

Likely Mullin for now. I’m leaving the door open for a Shannon win, but it’s a good sign for Mullin that he got over 40% and led Shannon by so much.

Also LOL at the fact that Scott Pruitt ran but only got 5%.

[Horus]

Likely Mullin, but the GOP is trying really hard to get women and minorities into office this year so it may be close if Shannon gets most of the endorsements and money from this point on.

[Roll Roons]

Likely Mullin, but the GOP is trying really hard to get women and minorities into office this year so it may be close if Shannon gets most of the endorsements and money from this point on.

Mullin is also Native American.

[Senator Incitatus]

Likely Mullin, but the GOP is trying really hard to get women and minorities into office this year so it may be close if Shannon gets most of the endorsements and money from this point on.

Mullin is also Native American.

Not in a way that responds to Horus's point, which is that the party wants more readily apparent diversity.

[Politician]

Likely Mullin. Shannon probably needs to unite the rest of the vote to win.

Likely Mullin for now. I’m leaving the door open for a Shannon win, but it’s a good sign for Mullin that he got over 40% and led Shannon by so much.

Also LOL at the fact that Scott Pruitt ran but only got 5%.

Nobody cares about Pruitt anymore, after his disastrous tenure as EPA admin.

Even Zinke (another member of Trump's cabinet with scandals) who had Trump's endorsement barely squeaked by against a stop the steal candidate.

[Skill and Chance]

On the surface, Mullin looks like a heavy favorite, but his vote was really geographically concentrated in his district, which also seemed to have unusually high turnout.  I think this is closer than it looks.