When is the Oklahoma Governor election?
The Oklahoma governor election is November 3, 2026. Oklahoma sets the filing deadline, the primary date, and the voter-registration deadline. This page does not restate those dates.
2026 Race Hub
2026 Oklahoma Governor candidates
On the November 3, 2026 ballot
Certified nominees from the official general-election list. Oklahoma State Election Board, November 3, 2026 List of Elections (all counties) (retrieved 2026-10-18).
CYNDI MUNSON
Democrat · GOVERNOR
JERRY GRIFFIN
Independent · GOVERNOR
MIKE MAZZEI
Republican · GOVERNOR
ORLANDO LYNN BUSH
Independent · GOVERNOR
ROBERT E BROOKS SR
Independent · GOVERNOR
The Oklahoma governor election is November 3, 2026.
OppIntell tracks 5 candidate profiles for this race. Named profiles on this page: CYNDI MUNSON (Democrat), JERRY GRIFFIN (Independent), MIKE MAZZEI (Republican), ORLANDO LYNN BUSH (Independent), and ROBERT E BROOKS SR (Independent).
Party counts on file are 1 Republican, 1 Democratic, and 3 other.
Key dates / how to research these candidates
Key dates
General election: November 3, 2026.
Oklahoma sets the filing deadline, the primary date, and the voter-registration deadline. This page does not restate those dates.
How to research these candidates
Read the public record on each candidate with opposition research. A governor's campaign finance record is a state disclosure, and a gubernatorial candidate may never appear in an FEC report. When a federal filing exists, use FEC candidate research.
FAQ
Which Oklahoma Governor candidates are listed?
OppIntell tracks 5 profiles for this race. The alphabetical list is CYNDI MUNSON (Democrat), JERRY GRIFFIN (Independent), MIKE MAZZEI (Republican), ORLANDO LYNN BUSH (Independent), and ROBERT E BROOKS SR (Independent).
How do I research these Oklahoma Governor candidates?
Start with the opposition research guide at /opposition-research. A governor's campaign finance record is a state disclosure, and a gubernatorial candidate may never appear in an FEC report. When a federal filing exists, the reading guide is /blog/fec-candidate-research. Open a candidate card on this page for that person's profile.