Special Election Results

On February 14, Oklahoma voters went to the polls in four legislative special elections. Voters in two of those districts will head to the polls again on April 3 to decide the ultimate winners. In the other two races, Rep. Al McAffrey was elected to serve as a State Senator in District 46 and Curtis McDaniel was elected the State Representative for District 1.


In House District 71, which is located in Tulsa, Katie Henke won the Republican primary with 77% of the vote. Dan Arthrell won the Democratic primary with 85% of the vote in that district. The two will face off on the April 3 General Election.

In Senate District 20, which is comprised of Logan, Noble, Pawnee, and Kingfisher Counties, AJ Griffin won the Republican nomination with 40% of the vote. The primary was winner-take-all since special elections do not have run-offs. Griffin will face Democrat Magnus Scott in the April 3 election. 

To see the complete results of these four special elections and school board elections that were also held on February 14, click here.

New ward boundaries for the City’s eight wards were adopted by City Council. The boundaries took effect on September 30.


City Council members for each ward are as follows:
Ward 1 Gary Marrs, Ward 2 Ed Shadid, Ward 3 Larry McAtee, Ward 4 Pete White, Ward 5 David Greenwell, Ward 6 Meg Salyer, Ward 7 Skip Kelly and Ward 8 Pat Ryan.

Approved Ward Map

City of Oklahoma City Releases Performance Report

City of Oklahoma City has released an in-depth report on their 2011 goals and their performance.  This is a detailed report and worthy of reading.  I am proud to be a citizen of Oklahoma City!
Residents interested in learning how effectively the City of Oklahoma City is delivering services to them can log on to 2011 City of Oklahoma City Performance Report