Note: All results are for Rogers County. Some numbers may be pre-provisional and may be off by a few votes, but do not affect the overall results in any significant way.

Source: Rogers County Election Board Archive

1998 Election Cycle

Voter Turnout for Special Election for County Question – April 1, 1997

3,416 Voted/38,510 Registered = 8.87%

County Question Levying a New ½% Sales Tax for a New County Jail effective May 1, 1997, with the ½- cent lowering to a 1/3-cent in 2015 or When All Debts for the Jail Are Paid Off – April 1, 1997

Yes No

1,729 1,680

Voter Turnout for Special Election for SQ No. 672 – February 10, 1998

8,924 Voted/38,742 Registered = 23.03%

SQ No. 672: Approval of State Casino Gambling Facilities, with Indian Tribes Being Allowed to Apply for an Agreement to Operate One, and Allowing the Creation of New Facilities beyond the Four Listed on the Ballot at Remington Park, Blue Ribbon Downs, somewhere in Tulsa County, and somewhere in Love County after Five Years, with a limit of One per County – February 10, 1998

Yes No

2,824 6,084

Voter Turnout for Special Election for County Question – March 10, 1998

3,198 Voted/38,912 Registered = 8.22%

County Question Approving the Extension of 1% Sales Tax for the Maintenance and Construction of County Roads until 2003 – March 10, 1998

Yes No

2,033 1,162

Voter Turnout for Democratic Primary Election – August 25, 1998

3,431 Voted/22,764 Registered = 15.07%

Oklahoma Gubernatorial Democratic Primary Results – August 25, 1998 James Hager

1,258 2,052

Oklahoma Lieutenant Gubernatorial Democratic Primary Results – August 25, 1998

Jack Morgan Dan Lowe

1,764 1,362

Oklahoma Commissioner of Labor Democratic Primary Results – August 25, 1998

J.C. Watts Jerry Morgan Virginia “Blue Jeans” Jenner

1,509 1,272 512

Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Democratic Primary Results – August 25, 1998

Carroll Fisher John P. Spearman Barry Hale

1,636 923 627

U.S. Senate Class 3 Seat Democratic Primary Results – August 25, 1998

Jerry Kobyluk Jacquelyn Morrow Lewis Ledgerwood Don E. Carroll Arlie Nixon

425 648 1,595 456

U.S. House of Representative District 2 Democratic Primary Results – August 25, 1998

James R. Wilson Isabel K. Baker Bryan J. Bigby Kent Pharaoh

827 963 343 1,068

Oklahoma House of Representative District 6 Democratic Primary Results – August 25, 1998

Bill Spradling Joe Eddins

166 627

Rogers County Commissioner District 3 Democratic Primary Results – August 25, 1998

Kenneth Crutchfield Dick Bright

1,205 418

Voter Turnout for Republican Primary Election – August 25, 1998

1,110 Voted/14,295 Registered = 7.76% Oklahoma Superintendent of Public Instruction Republican Primary Results – August 25, 1998

Linda D. Murphy Tod Williams

619 471

Oklahoma Commissioner of Labor Republican Primary Results – August 25, 1998

Chris Brown Brenda Reneau

470 618

Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Republican Primary Results – August 25, 1998

Don Strong John P. Crawford Bill Maguire

173 708 216

Voter Turnout for Democratic Primary Runoff Election – September 15, 1998

1,751 Voted/22,764 Registered = 7.69%

Oklahoma Commissioner of Labor Democratic Primary Runoff Results – September 15, 1998

J.C. Watts Jerry Morgan

799 912

U.S. Senate Class 3 Seat Democratic Primary Runoff Results – September 15, 1998

Don E. Carroll Jacquelyn Morrow Lewis Ledgerwood

1,303 408

U.S. House of Representative District 2 Democratic Primary Runoff Results – September 15, 1998

Kent Pharaoh Isabel K. Baker

862 865

Voter Turnout for General Election – November 3, 1998

18,398 Voted/40,027 Registered = 45.96%

Straight Party Voting for Statewide Offices in the General Election – November 3, 1998

Republican Reform Democrat

3,475 144 3,221 Oklahoma Gubernatorial General Election Results – November 3, 1998

Frank Keating, Republican Hoppy Heidelberg, Reform Laura Boyd, Democrat

9,766 286 8,253

Oklahoma Lieutenant Gubernatorial General Election Results – November 3, 1998

Mary Fallin, Republican Jack Morgan, Democrat

11,817 6,357

Oklahoma State Auditor and Inspector General Election Results – November 3, 1998

Allen M. Hart, Republican Clifton H. Scott, Democrat

7,987 9,830

Oklahoma Superintendent of Public Instruction General Election Results – November 3, 1998

Linda D. Murphy, Republican , Democrat

7,586 10,566

Oklahoma Commissioner of Labor General Election Results – November 3, 1998

Brenda Reneau, Republican J.C. Watts, Democrat

12,580 5,556

Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner General Election Results – November 3, 1998

John P. Crawford, Republican Carroll Fisher, Democrat

9,689 8,273

Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner Seat 2 General Election Results – November 3, 1998

Denise Bode, Republican Charley Long, Democrat

10,883 6,993

Straight Party Voting for Federal Offices in the General Election – November 3, 1998

Republican Democrat

3,950 3,219

U.S. Senate Class 2 Seat General Election Results – November 3, 1998 Don Nickles, Republican Don E. Carroll, Democrat Mike Morris, Independent

12,029 5,536 343

Argus W. Yandell, Independent

80

U.S. House of Representative District 2 General Election Results – November 3, 1998

Tom Coburn, Republican Kent Pharaoh, Democrat Albert Jones, Independent

12,089 5,621 295

Straight Party Voting for Legislative and County Offices in the General Election – November 3, 1998

Republican Reform Democrat

3,437 98 3,196

Oklahoma House of Representative District 6 General Election Results – November 3, 1998

Wayne Jolly, Republican Joe Eddins, Democrat

1,986 2,686

Oklahoma House of Representative District 9 General Election Results – November 3, 1998

Tad Jones, Republican Hope Savage, Democrat

5,703 4,991

Oklahoma House of Representative District 23 General Election Results – November 3, 1998

Sue Tibbs, Republican Betty Boyd, Democrat

257 278

Oklahoma House of Representative District 74 General Election Results – November 3, 1998

John Smaligo, Republican Phil Ostrander, Democrat

427 249

Rogers County Assessor General Election Results – November 3, 1998

Fred Morgan, Republican Randy Baldridge, Democrat

9,010 8,863 Rogers County Commissioner District 1 General Election Results – November 3, 1998

James Mitchell, Republican Gerry Payne, Democrat

1,853 4,147

County Question Approving Exempting Livestock and Household Goods from Taxation – November 3, 1998

Yes No

8,727 7,523

Retention Election of Justice Ralph B. Hodges, District 2 – November 3, 1998

Yes No

10,667 5,313

Retention Election of Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice , District 5 – November 3, 1998

Yes No

10,556 5,383

Retention Election of Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice Rudolph Hargrave, District 8 – November 3, 1998

Yes No

10,444 5,300

Retention Election of Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals Judge Charles S. Chapel, District 1 – November 3, 1998

Yes No

10,453 5,430

Retention Election of Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals Judge Joe C. Taylor, District 3-Seat 1 – November 3, 1998

Yes No

10,552 5,230

Retention Election of Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals Judge Ron Stubblefield, District 3-Seat 2 – November 3, 1998

Yes No 10,282 5,444

Retention Election of Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals Judge Glenn D. Adams, District 4-Seat 1 – November 3, 1998

Yes No

10,604 5,144

Retention Election of Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals Judge Larry E. Joplin, District 4-Seat 2 – November 3, 1998

Yes No

10,381 5,300

Retention Election of Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals Judge Kenneth L. Buettner, District 5-Seat 1 – November 3, 1998

Yes No

10,386 5,335

SQ No. 678: Allows for the Withdrawal of Counties or Parts of Counties from an EMS District by a Countywide Vote – November 3, 1998

Yes No

9,647 7,201

SQ No. 679: Allow for Salary Increases for Tax and Corporation Commissioners to Be Raised at Any Time as Long as Pay Was Equal – November 3, 1998

Yes No

7,255 9,740

SQ No. 680: Allows for Businesses to Use College Property to Develop Technology – November 3, 1998

Yes No

10,723 6,324

SQ No. 681: Allows College Employees to Own Intellectual Property or Interests in Businesses – November 3, 1998

Yes No

10,318 6,726 SQ No. 682: Allow for the State to Enter Contracts with Cities and Counties to House Inmates for the State – November 3, 1998

Yes No

8,425 8,510

SQ No. 683: Tax Exemption for Personal Property Used for Pollution Control – November 3, 1998

Yes No

7,683 9,217