Oklahoma Voters Retain Nine Judges
Oklahoma voters decided to keep all nine state supreme and appellate court judges on the bench during Tuesday's midterm elections. The retention votes followed previous political debates over judicial appointments in the state.
Voters across United States state Oklahoma retained all nine appellate judges on the ballot during the November 3 midterm elections. The retention votes covered positions on the state Supreme Court, the Court of Criminal Appeals, and the Court of Civil Appeals. The outcome follows a 2024 election cycle that saw a rare ouster of a sitting high court justice.
