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Advocates of Indigenous representation are pressing hard to increase an underrepresented Native population’s participation at polls across Oklahoma on Tuesday.

With Jim Inhofe retiring after almost 30 years in the U.S. Senate, Markwayne Mullin and Kendra Horn hope to fill his seat.

Nearly every scenario for next weeks election has emerged in recent weeks through various polls, causing pollsters to label the race a tossup.

It is time to demonstrate to every elected leader that women’s access to health care is a bipartisan, nuanced and politically motivating issue.

As part of KOCO 5’s Commitment 2022 coverage, we have prepared an election guide.

In 2023, Oklahomans will have a chance to legalize recreational marijuana through State Question 820.

Some Democratic candidates have may have reason to celebrate on election night despite expectations that the Democrats will lose seats in Congress.

Oklahoma gubernatorial candidate Joy Hofmeisters campaign is targeting moderate Republican voters in hopes of flipping the state.

“I just didn't really think [Democrats] would find a messaging lane that moved Republican voters as much as it has," said one Oklahoma pollster.

The little girl from southeastern Oklahoma, who overcame childhood trauma thanks to her own teachers, now wants to lead the states public schools.