FINAL LIST: Oklahoma's 2014 Federal & State Candidates

2014 is going to be a very active election cycle in Oklahoma. Here is a list of all the candidates who filed for statewide and federal office in Oklahoma, along with links to their websites. Names in red are Republican, names in blue are Democrat, names in gray are Independent, incumbents are underlined. Names with a line through them lost in the June 24th primary election.

1st District Congressman Jim Bridenstine (R), State Auditor Gary Jones (R), Attorney General Scott Pruitt (R), and State Treasurer Ken Miller (R) all drew no opposition. Every other federal or state office will be on the ballot, either in the June 24th GOP primary (Insurance Commission and Corporation Commission races), or on November 4th.

FEDERAL OFFICES

U.S. Senate - full term

Jim Inhofe (website)  --  nominee
Rob Moye (no website)

Evelyn Rogers (website)
D. Jean McBride-Samuels (website)
Erick Wyatt (website)
Matt Silverstein (website)
Aaron DeLozier (no website)
Joan Farr (website)
Ray Woods (no website)

U.S. Senate - partial term

Randy Brogdon (website)
Andy Craig (website)

Kevin Crow (website)

James Lankford (website)  --  nominee

Eric McCray (website)

T.W. Shannon (website)

Jason Weger (website)
Patrick Hayes (no website)
Connie Johnson (website)  --  nominee
Jim Rogers (no website)  --  lost in runoff
Mark Beard (no website)

U.S. House - District 1

Jim Bridenstine (website)  --  reelected without opposition

U.S. House - District 2

Markwayne Mullin (website)  --  nominee
Darrel Robertson (website)
Earl Everett (no website)  --  nominee
Joshua Harris-Till (website)
Jon Douthitt (no website)

U.S. House - District 3

Robert Hubbard (website)
Frank Lucas (website)  --  nominee
Tim Murray (website)
Frankie Robbins (website)

U.S. House - District 4

Tom Cole (website)  --  nominee
Anna Flatt (website)
Tae Si (website)
Bert Smith (website)  --  nominee
Dennis Johnson (no website)

U.S. House - District 5

Patrice Douglas (website)  --  lost in runoff
Shane Jett (website)
Clark Jolley (website)
Steve Russell (website)  --  nominee
Harvey Sparks (website)
Mike Turner (website)
Keith Davenport (website)
Tom Guild (website)  --  lost in runoff
Leona Leonard (no website)
Al McAffrey (website)  --  nominee
Marilyn Rainwater (website)
Tom Boggs (no website)
Robert Murphy (website)
Buddy Ray (website)

STATE OFFICES

Governor

Dax Ewbank (website)
Mary Fallin (website)  -- nominee

Chad Moody (no website)

Joe Dorman (website)

Joe Sills (website)

Richard Prawdzienski (website)
Kimberly Willis (website)

Lieutenant Governor

Todd Lamb (website)

Cathy Cummings (website)

Auditor and Inspector

Gary Jones (no website)  --  reelected without opposition

Attorney General

Scott Pruitt (website)  --  reelected without opposition

Treasurer

Ken Miller (no website)  --  reelected without opposition

Superintendent of Public Instruction

Janet Barresi (website)
Joy Hofmeister (website)  --  nominee
Brian Kelly (website)
John Cox (website)  --  nominee
Freda Deskin (website)  --  lost in runoff
Jack Herron (website)
Ivan Holmes (website)

Labor Commissioner

Mark Costello (website)
Mike Workman (website)

Insurance Commissioner

John Doak (website)  --  reelected
Bill Viner (no website)

Corporation Commissioner

Cliff Branan (website)
Todd Hiett (website)  --  Commissioner-elect

Updated after the August 26th runoff election