Republicans hold 78.5 percent of Oklahoma’s legislative seats, including 42 of 48 Senate seats, for 87.5 percent, and 75 of 101 House seats, for 72.3 percent. Click on a district to see its senator or representative. (Republican Rep. Tom Newell, District 28, resigned effective Jan. 1, 2017; a special election will be held to fill the seat.)
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December 31, 2016
