369,695 absentee ballots were cast in Oklahoma’s 2020 election cycle. Overall 1,560,699 ballots were cast in the 2020 election, putting overall state turnout at about 69.34%. The state swung heavily for incumbent Donald Trump, who won its 7 electoral votes with 65.37% of the popular vote. Oklahoma has consistently voted for Republican presidential candidates since 1968.
Oklahoma has a bicameral legislature with 48 senators and 101 representatives. The legislature is in session annually from February to May, and Republicans have held the majority in both chambers since 2006. Okalhoma’s governor, Kevin Stitt (R), is up for re-election in 2023.