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1994 Oklahoma gubernatorial election

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1994 Oklahoma gubernatorial election

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November 8, 1994
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NomineeFrank KeatingJack MildrenWes Watkins
PartyRepublicanDemocraticIndependent
Popular vote466,740294,936233,336
Percentage46.91%29.64%23.45%

County results
Keating:     30–40%     40–50%     50–60%     60–70%
Mildren:     30–40%     40–50%     50–60%
Watkins:     30–40%     40–50%     50–60%     60–70%

Governor before election

David Walters
Democratic

Elected Governor

Frank Keating
Republican

Elections in Oklahoma
Government

The1994 Oklahoma gubernatorial election was held on November 8, 1994, and was a race forGovernor of Oklahoma. FormerUnited States Associate Attorney GeneralFrank Keating pulled an upset in the three-way race to become only the thirdRepublican governor in Oklahoma history.

The Democratic vote was split betweenLieutenant GovernorJack Mildren, anOklahoma Sooners star quarterback from 1969 to 1971, and former Democratic congressmanWes Watkins, who ran as an independent. Watkins won 24% of the vote and carried numerous counties (by wide margins in some cases); his 233,000 votes far exceeded Keating's 171,000-vote winning margin over Mildren.

This was the first time since Oklahoma statehood thatJackson,Stephens, andGrady counties voted Republican in a gubernatorial election, and the first time since 1914 thatComanche voted Republican.

Primary election

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Primary elections were held on August 23, 1994 with runoffs occurring on September 20, 1994.

Democratic party

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Lt. GovernorJack Mildren andBernice Shedrick advanced to the runoff where both candidates received vote totals similar to the first primary, securing the win for Mildren.

Candidates

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Results

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Democratic primary results[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticJack Mildren214,76548.56%
DemocraticBernice Shedrick165,06637.33%
DemocraticDanny Williams46,57110.53%
DemocraticJoe Vickers15,8213.58%
Total votes442,223100.00%
Democratic primary runoff results[2][3]
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticJack Mildren223,86158.82%
DemocraticBernice Shedrick156,74941.18%
Total votes380,610100.00%

Republican party

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Frank Keating, a former assistant attorney general and member of the Reagan and Bush administrations, defeated four other Republicans to win the GOP nomination.

Candidates

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Results

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Republican primary results[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanFrank Keating117,26556.94%
RepublicanJerry Pierce60,28029.27%
RepublicanVirginia Hale15,2297.39%
RepublicanThomas H. Lay7,7443.76%
RepublicanJerry Kobyluk5,4292.64%
Total votes205,947100.00%

General election

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Wes Watkins, a former representative from Oklahoma's 3rd congressional district, mounted an independent campaign for governor. Watkins had previously sought the Democratic nomination for governor in1990, but narrowly lost in a runoff toDavid Walters despite having received the most votes in the initial three-way primary.

Polling

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SourceDateKeating (R)Mildren (D)Watkins (I)
KSWO-TVNov. 4, 199440%39%15%
Tulsa WorldNov. 1, 199428%29%21%

Results

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1994 Oklahoma gubernatorial election[2][4][5]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
RepublicanFrank Keating466,74046.91%+14.25%
DemocraticJack Mildren294,93629.64%−27.77%
IndependentWes Watkins233,33623.45%
Total votes995,012100.00%
Plurality171,80417.27%
Republicangain fromDemocraticSwing+42.02%

Results by county

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County[2][4]Frank Keating
Republican
Jack Mildren
Democratic
Wes Watkins
Independent
Margin[a]Total votes cast
#%#%#%#%
Adair2,06341.95%1,93739.39%91818.67%1262.56%4,918
Alfalfa1,01743.44%55023.49%77433.06%243[b]10.38%2,341
Atoka83923.18%76121.03%2,01955.79%-1,180[c]-32.61%3,619
Beaver1.25258.95%41619.59%45621.47%796[b]37.48%2,124
Beckham2,23541.85%1,59029.77%1,51628.38%64512.08%5,341
Blaine1,80342.58%1,07625.41%1,35532.00%448[b]10.58%4,234
Bryan1,68317.19%2,25123.00%5,85559.81%-3,604[d]-36.82%9,789
Caddo2,60732.88%2,70534.11%2,61833.01%-87[e]-1.10%7,930
Canadian15,00460.53%5,46022.03%4,32217.44%9,54438.51%24,786
Carter3,78830.41%3,31626.62%5,35242.97%-1,564[c]-12.56%12,456
Cherokee3,62034.63%4,56943.71%2,26521.67%-949-9.08%10,454
Choctaw65215.14%1,12726.17%2,52858.70%-1,401[d]-32.53%4,307
Cimarron83060.01%22616.34%32723.64%503[b]36.37%1,383
Cleveland31,45954.29%17,40930.04%9,07615.66%14,05024.25%57,944
Coal38119.86%55228.78%98551.36%-433[d]-22.58%1,918
Comanche10,03240.97%9,55439.02%4,90220.02%4781.95%24,488
Cotton54523.28%88537.80%91138.91%-26[d]-1.11%2,341
Craig1,56135.50%1,76040.03%1,07624.47%-199-4.53%4,397
Creek7,82542.71%6,47635.35%4,02021.94%1,3497.36%18,321
Custer3,85747.46%2,09825.82%2,17126.72%1,686[b]20.75%8,126
Delaware4,05043.08%3,61938.50%1,73218.42%4314.58%9,401
Dewey87038.91%47221.11%89439.98%-24[c]-1.07%2,236
Ellis78443.58%36520.29%65036.13%134[b]7.45%1,799
Garfield11,12035.34%5,13125.53%3,84319.13%5,98929.80%20,094
Garvin2,79533.06%2,67731.66%2,98335.28%-188[c]-2.22%8,455
Grady5,82243.81%3,92129.51%3,54526.68%1,90114.31%13,288
Grant1,00440.96%59624.32%85134.72%153[b]6.24%2,451
Greer60930.00%84741.72%57428.28%-238-11.72%2,030
Harmon25222.60%46041.26%40336.14%-57[e]-5.11%1,115
Harper72242.55%38522.69%59034.77%132[b]7.78%1,697
Haskell73622.22%1,22036.82%1,35740.96%-137[d]-4.14%3,313
Hughes80518.19%1,11925.29%2,50156.52%-1,382[d]-31.23%4,425
Jackson2,60437.89%2,18031.72%2,08930.39%4246.17%6,873
Jefferson40817.17%97240.91%99641.92%-24[d]-1.01%2,376
Johnston50516.84%62020.67%1,87462.49%-1,254[d]-41.81%2,999
Kay8,65248.52%5,24329.40%3,93822.08%3,40919.12%17,833
Kingfisher2,62848.74%97418.06%1,79033.20%838[b]15.54%5,392
Kiowa1,35735.41%1,49038.88%98525.70%-133-3.47%3,832
Latimer50916.81%1,12137.02%1,39846.17%-277[d]-9.15%3,028
Le Flore2,69926.77%3,52935.00%3,85438.23%-325[d]-3.22%10,082
Lincoln3,77739.49%2,25023.52%3,53836.99%239[b]2.50%9,565
Logan5,02051.39%2,52625.86%2,22322.76%2,49425.53%9,769
Love36614.86%54522.13%1,55263.01%-1,007[d]-40.89%2,463
Major1,58849.19%57917.94%1,06132.87%527[b]16.33%3,228
Marshall83121.78%1,07528.18%1,90950.04%-834[d]-21.86%3,815
Mayes3,90236.47%4,45341.62%2,34521.92%-551-5.15%10,700
McClain3,54543.16%2,42129.47%2,24827.37%1,12413.68%8,214
McCurtain1,55318.57%2,46129.43%4,34852.00%-1,887[d]-22.57%8,362
McIntosh1,93127.67%2,99042.85%2,05729.48%-933[e]-13.37%6,978
Murray1,01125.71%1,18830.21%1,73444.09%-546[d]-13.88%3,933
Muskogee6,72833.93%8,51542.94%4,58723.13%-1,787-9.01%19,830
Noble1,86543.01%84019.37%1,63137.62%234[b]5.40%4,336
Nowata1,14836.06%1,19537.53%84126.41%-47-1.48%3,184
Okfuskee1,01828.29%1,25334.82%1,32736.88%-74[d]-2.06%3,598
Oklahoma107,48958.15%50,58927.37%26,78514.49%56,90030.78%184,863
Okmulgee3,33531.23%4,71844.18%2,62624.59%-1,383-12.95%10,679
Osage4,86339.15%5,04040.58%2,51820.27%-177-1.43%12,421
Ottawa2,98534.62%4,32550.16%1,31215.22%-1,340-15.54%8,622
Pawnee2,03838.27%1,88935.47%1,39926.27%1492.80%5,326
Payne7,51836.95%3,45516.98%9,37446.07%-1,856[c]-9.12%20,347
Pittsburg3,35224.27%4,55833.00%5,90342.74%-1,345[d]-9.74%13,813
Pontotoc2,45620.41%2,37719.75%7,20159.84%-4,745[c]-39.43%12,034
Pottawatomie7,45841.08%4,96727.36%5,73031.56%1,728[b]9.52%18,155
Pushmataha76018.21%1,11526.71%2,29955.08%-1,184[d]-28.37%4,174
Roger Mills70538.55%47926.19%64535.27%60[b]3.28%1,829
Rogers9,99150.34%6,10630.76%3,75118.90%3,88519.57%19,848
Seminole2,04927.32%1,94325.91%3,50746.77%-1,458[c]-19.44%7,499
Sequoyah2,82735.03%3,91148.46%1,33316.52%-1,084-13.43%8,071
Stephens5,55636.57%4,93132.46%4,70430.97%6254.11%15,191
Texas2,66859.13%79217.55%1,05223.32%1,616[b]35.82%4,512
Tillman76628.02%1,21544.44%75327.54%-449-16.42%2,734
Tulsa99,60659.93%45,54927.41%21,04412.66%54,05732.53%166,199
Wagoner7,31947.35%5,16733.43%2,97219.23%2,15213.92%15,458
Washington10,31959.77%4,40125.49%2,54414.74%5,91834.28%17,264
Washita1,64540.07%1,29331.50%1,16728.43%3528.57%4,105
Woods1,64844.50%83022.41%1,22533.08%423[b]11.42%3,703
Woodward3,12049.89%1,33621.36%1,79828.75%1,322[b]21.14%6,254
Totals466,47046.91%294,93629.64%233,33623.45%171,80417.27%995,012

Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican

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Counties that flipped from Democratic to Independent

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Notes

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  1. ^Because this was a three-way race, the margins between county winners and county runners up vary among the candidates. The default margin is Keating over Mildren and other combinations are noted for each county.
  2. ^abcdefghijklmnopqKeating's margin over Watkins
  3. ^abcdefgWatkins' margin over Keating
  4. ^abcdefghijklmnopqWatkins' margin over Mildren
  5. ^abcMildren's margin over Watkins

References

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  1. ^ab"1994 Primary Results"(PDF).Oklahoma State Election Board. RetrievedJanuary 8, 2026.
  2. ^abcdeWard, Lance, ed. (1994).State of Oklahoma Election Results and Statistics 1994. Oklahoma City: Oklahoma State Election Board. RetrievedJanuary 8, 2026.
  3. ^"1994 Runoff Results"(PDF).Oklahoma State Election Board. RetrievedJanuary 8, 2026.
  4. ^ab"1994 General Results"(PDF).Oklahoma State Election Board. RetrievedJanuary 8, 2026.
  5. ^"1994 Gubernatorial General Election Results - Oklahoma".uselectionatlas.org.
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