Abellwether is any indicator or predictor of something. In presidential electoral politics, states may be considered bellwethers of future electoral outcomes because of how many times they have voted for the winning candidate or party. Below is an analysis ofOklahoma's voting record in presidential elections from 1908 to 2024. The state'saccuracy is based on the number of times the state has voted for the winning presidential candidate. The majority of statistical data is from theU.S. National Archives and Records Administration and compiled, here, by Ballotpedia, unless otherwise noted.

Presidential election voting record inOklahoma

See also:Presidential voting trends by state andBellwether

Between 1908 and 2024,Oklahoma participated in30 presidential elections.

1908-2024

• Oklahoma voted forDonald Trump (R) in the 2024 presidential election.
• Between 1908 and 2024,Oklahoma voted for the winning presidential candidate73.3% of the time.
• Between 2000 and 2024,Oklahoma voted for the winning presidential candidate57.1% of the time.
• Since 1908,Oklahoma has voted Democratic33.3% of the time and Republican67.7% of the time.
• Since 2000,Oklahoma has voted Democratic0% of the time and Republican100% of the time.

Presidential voting history

Oklahoma presidential election results (1900-2024)

• 10Democratic wins
• 20Republican wins

See also

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External links

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