Oklahoma heads to the polls today for critical primary runoffs, with the governor’s race between Attorney General Gentner Drummond and former Senator Mike Mazzei shaping up as a nail-biter — both fell short in the first round, forcing a head-to-head showdown. This battle matters deeply: Democrats haven’t held the governor’s office here in 20 years, and Trump’s endorsement of Mazzei adds another layer of intrigue — his picks rarely win primaries. The winner will face Democrat Cyndi Munson in November, while voters also decide on two statewide measures: one to enshrine voter ID in the constitution (already law) and another on property tax breaks for manufacturers. Polls close at 7 PM CT, and the AP will call races as results roll in — but remember, you can only vote in your party’s runoff if registered with that party. Election Day in Oklahoma could reshape the state’s political landscape for years to come.
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