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The Stillwegian's coverage of the 2026 election cycle in Stillwater, Payne County and surrounding legislative districts — candidate profiles, questionnaire responses, reader endorsement letters, certified results and state question coverage.
The Stillwegian's coverage of the 2026 election cycle in Stillwater, Payne County and surrounding legislative districts — candidate profiles, questionnaire responses, reader endorsement letters, certified results and state question coverage.
Republican candidate for Oklahoma House, District 34, on the Nov. 3 ballot. A retired dentist and Air Force veteran making his third run against Trish Ranson.
Oklahoma House, District 34. On the Nov. 3 ballot seeking a fifth term. House Democratic Caucus Chair and a former Stillwater elementary music teacher.
New interactive district map, plus how to build a bionic brain
by Chris Peters
Registered members can submit letters supporting candidates on the November ballot.
Sixteen months in, I'm opening up all reporting, restructuring reader support, and sharing the numbers I need to hit to make The Stillwegian last.
New interactive district map, plus how to build a bionic brain
by Chris Peters
Republican candidate for Oklahoma House, District 34, on the Nov. 3 ballot. A retired dentist and Air Force veteran making his third run against Trish Ranson.
by Chris Peters
Oklahoma House, District 34. On the Nov. 3 ballot seeking a fifth term. House Democratic Caucus Chair and a former Stillwater elementary music teacher.
by Chris Peters
Independent candidate for Oklahoma House, District 32, on the Nov. 3 ballot. A recently retired Lincoln County farmer running as a self-described moderate.
by Chris Peters
Oklahoma House, District 32. On the Nov. 3 ballot. Won the June 16 Republican primary with 65% after unseating the House budget chair in 2024.
by Chris Peters
Democratic candidate for Oklahoma House, District 33, on the Nov. 3 ballot. A pharmacist and chief information officer of the Oklahoma City Indian Clinic.
by Chris Peters
Oklahoma House, District 33. On the Nov. 3 ballot. Won the June 16 Republican primary with 56% and has made refusing lobbyist money central to her record.
by Chris Peters
Markum holds District 3 by 223 votes; Travis posts identical margin to his February win; Hall turns back LeMarr in Senate District 20
by Chris Peters