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Oklahoma voter turnout by county

Each vote in Oklahoma counts for 2.5 people

39% of eligible Oklahoma citizens voted in the 2022 midterm.

In the 2022 midterm, 1,153,316 of Oklahoma’s 2,923,603 eligible citizens voted (39.4%), so each ballot spoke for 2.5 people. In 2024, turnout was 53.6% (1.9 people per vote). Nationally, 2022 turnout was 46.0%. Vote power is highest in Comanche County (3.8 people per vote) and lowest in Dewey County (1.8).

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Oklahoma counties ranked by vote power (2022 midterm)
Comanche County#13.826.3%2.638.2%
Greer County#23.330.7%2.442.0%
Jackson County#33.231.0%2.245.4%
Bryan County#43.131.9%2.049.5%
Texas County#53.132.1%2.245.7%
Beckham County#63.033.2%2.146.6%
Seminole County#73.033.5%2.246.0%
Le Flore County#83.033.8%1.952.1%
Okfuskee County#92.934.0%2.246.1%
Sequoyah County#102.934.3%1.952.1%
Hughes County#112.934.5%2.245.3%
Payne County#122.934.6%2.245.8%
Ottawa County#132.934.7%2.050.5%
Atoka County#142.935.0%2.050.5%
Caddo County#152.835.9%2.148.3%
Muskogee County#162.836.1%2.049.4%
Tillman County#172.836.2%2.049.6%
Adair County#182.736.6%2.050.8%
Cherokee County#192.736.8%2.148.4%
Custer County#202.736.8%2.050.0%
Love County#212.736.9%1.757.3%
Woodward County#222.737.0%2.050.3%
Garfield County#232.737.2%2.050.1%
Pottawatomie County#242.737.2%1.951.7%
Harmon County#252.737.3%2.050.6%
McCurtain County#262.737.3%2.051.1%
Carter County#272.737.5%1.854.6%
Alfalfa County#282.737.7%2.146.9%
Marshall County#292.637.8%1.856.7%
Okmulgee County#302.638.0%1.951.3%
Choctaw County#312.638.1%1.953.1%
Pittsburg County#322.638.1%1.952.7%
Johnston County#332.638.2%1.854.5%
Haskell County#342.638.8%1.856.4%
Kiowa County#352.638.8%1.951.6%
Kay County#362.639.0%1.952.7%
Pushmataha County#372.539.3%1.856.0%
Stephens County#382.539.6%1.856.3%
Pontotoc County#392.539.7%1.953.7%
Cleveland County#402.539.8%1.952.0%
Delaware County#412.540.2%1.855.1%
Oklahoma County#422.540.2%1.952.3%
Woods County#432.540.3%1.854.3%
Creek County#442.540.5%1.856.7%
Murray County#452.440.9%1.856.6%
Canadian County#462.441.1%1.759.9%
Tulsa County#472.441.1%1.854.5%
Craig County#482.441.2%1.855.7%
Jefferson County#492.441.2%1.660.7%
Latimer County#502.441.4%1.855.1%
Grady County#512.441.7%1.759.1%
Mayes County#522.441.8%1.757.4%
Osage County#532.441.8%1.757.1%
Wagoner County#542.441.8%1.759.9%
McIntosh County#552.441.9%1.854.6%
Pawnee County#562.441.9%1.857.1%
Lincoln County#572.342.6%1.759.4%
Washington County#582.343.2%1.758.4%
Logan County#592.343.4%1.661.6%
Garvin County#602.343.5%1.758.9%
Cotton County#612.343.8%1.759.5%
Washita County#622.344.2%1.757.5%
McClain County#632.245.4%1.564.6%
Cimarron County#642.245.5%1.758.0%
Noble County#652.245.5%1.759.1%
Rogers County#662.245.6%1.663.0%
Kingfisher County#672.246.0%1.663.6%
Nowata County#682.246.1%1.663.2%
Coal County#692.147.4%1.663.0%
Beaver County#702.148.1%1.760.2%
Blaine County#712.148.2%1.661.2%
Major County#722.049.0%1.663.3%
Grant County#732.050.8%1.567.5%
Roger Mills County#741.952.8%1.469.3%
Ellis County#751.953.5%1.565.3%
Harper County#761.854.7%1.567.9%
Dewey County#771.856.8%1.471.2%

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Sources. Votes cast: MIT Election Data and Science Lab, county presidential returns (2024) and precinct-level returns (2022; highest statewide or U.S. House vote total per county). Eligible citizens: U.S. Census Bureau citizen voting-age population, 2020–2024 ACS 5-year estimates. How it works.