Today, April 1, 2025, Oklahoma voters are participating in several significant elections, including a runoff for the Republican nomination in Senate District 8 and multiple municipal elections across the state.​

Senate District 8 Republican Runoff

The special election for Oklahoma’s Senate District 8 has advanced to a runoff between Republicans Bryan Logan and David Nelson. In the initial primary, Logan secured 40.71% of the vote (1,521 votes), while Nelson received 31.61% (1,181 votes).

Henryetta City Council Elections

The City of Henryetta is holding a Nonpartisan General Municipal Election to fill three City Council positions for four-year terms expiring in 2029. The offices up for election include Council-member for Ward 4, and Council-member At Large.

Other Notable Elections

• Edmond Mayoral Runoff: Mark Nash and former city council member Tom Robins are competing in a runoff election for mayor. In the February election, Nash garnered 34.9% of the vote, and Robins received 34.2%, leading to today’s runoff.

• Oklahoma City Council Ward 7: Residents are voting between Camal Pennington and John Pettis Jr. for the Ward 7 seat on the City Council. ​

• Oklahoma County Commissioner District 1: Democratic Rep. Jason Lowe faces Independent Jed Green for the open seat on the Oklahoma County Board of Commissioners.

• School Board Elections: Various school districts, including those in Nowata, Piedmont, Norman, and Wellston, are holding elections for Board of Education members and considering bond proposals.

Voting Information

Polls are open until 7 p.m. today. Voters must provide proof of identity, which can be a valid photo ID issued by the federal, state, or tribal government, a voter identification card, or by signing an affidavit and voting a provisional ballot.

For more details on specific races and to view sample ballots, voters are encouraged to visit the Oklahoma State Election Board’s website or contact their local county election board.