Both years, more than 1.56 million Oklahomans cast ballots. For a moment Tuesday, it looked as if Oklahoma County, the state's most populous county, might turn blue. And though the vote was close,

Oklahomans weighed in on the US president, decided the fate of three state Supreme Court justices and voted to approve or reject two state questions.

A slate of freshman lawmakers, coupled with new Senate and House leaders and a governor in his final two years in office, could spark a power struggle between two of the state’s three branches of government Live election results: Get real-time Oklahoma 2024 election results for key OKC area and statewide races As votes are still being counted,