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Election 1954 Results

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1954 US Senate election in Oklahoma

Robert S. Kerr (Democrat) beat Fred M. Mock (Republican) in Oklahoma in 1954, 55.8% to 43.7%, a margin of 12.2 points and 73,114 votes.

The Democratic hold continued from 1948, when Robert S. Kerr also won.

Democrats led in 58 of the 77 counties as they stood then and Republicans in 19. The largest, Oklahoma, cast 89,211 votes and went to the Republican by 3.2 points. The closest was Harper, where 85 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Senate

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Robert S. Kerr won	Democratic	335,127	55.8%
Fred M. Mock	Republican	262,013	43.7%
All other candidates		2,980	0.5%
Total		600,120

Every county

County	Democrat	Republican	Others	Total	Margin
Oklahoma	43,003 48.2%	45,821 51.4%	387	89,211	R+3.2
Tulsa	33,033 43.4%	42,706 56.1%	414	76,153	R+12.7
Garfield	5,867 34.9%	10,873 64.6%	84	16,824	R+29.8
Kay	6,388 39.2%	9,828 60.3%	92	16,308	R+21.1
Muskogee	9,360 65.0%	4,970 34.5%	75	14,405	D+30.5
Washington	5,208 41.8%	7,189 57.7%	73	12,470	R+15.9
Pottawatomie	7,016 58.6%	4,919 41.1%	46	11,981	D+17.5
Creek	6,707 57.1%	4,985 42.4%	59	11,751	D+14.7
Okmulgee	7,205 65.0%	3,810 34.4%	76	11,091	D+30.6
Pittsburg	8,319 77.2%	2,417 22.4%	45	10,781	D+54.7
Payne	5,135 49.0%	5,282 50.4%	57	10,474	R+1.4
Ottawa	5,659 57.2%	4,176 42.2%	50	9,885	D+15.0
Comanche	6,756 69.9%	2,839 29.4%	70	9,665	D+40.5
Carter	6,628 72.6%	2,453 26.9%	45	9,126	D+45.7
Caddo	5,793 64.2%	3,185 35.3%	41	9,019	D+28.9
Osage	4,728 55.7%	3,742 44.0%	25	8,495	D+11.6
Cleveland	4,557 56.0%	3,536 43.5%	39	8,132	D+12.6
Seminole	5,082 62.6%	2,928 36.0%	114	8,124	D+26.5
Grady	5,021 64.9%	2,678 34.6%	37	7,736	D+30.3
Lincoln	3,888 50.7%	3,744 48.8%	38	7,670	D+1.9
Le Flore	5,697 74.9%	1,885 24.8%	28	7,610	D+50.1
Mayes	4,172 57.9%	3,012 41.8%	25	7,209	D+16.1
Canadian	3,414 47.5%	3,735 52.0%	34	7,183	R+4.5
Bryan	5,965 84.3%	1,098 15.5%	11	7,074	D+68.8
Pontotoc	4,969 70.3%	2,079 29.4%	25	7,073	D+40.9
Logan	2,802 40.7%	4,037 58.6%	51	6,890	R+17.9
Stephens	4,444 65.2%	2,331 34.2%	38	6,813	D+31.0
Garvin	4,969 74.9%	1,646 24.8%	21	6,636	D+50.1
Rogers	3,655 58.3%	2,585 41.3%	24	6,264	D+17.1
Cherokee	3,618 60.8%	2,288 38.4%	45	5,951	D+22.3
McCurtain	4,759 83.0%	956 16.7%	22	5,737	D+66.3
Craig	3,119 59.1%	2,136 40.5%	23	5,278	D+18.6
Delaware	3,046 58.1%	2,172 41.4%	25	5,243	D+16.7
Custer	2,802 54.0%	2,356 45.4%	31	5,189	D+8.6
Blaine	2,025 40.4%	2,933 58.6%	51	5,009	R+18.1
Sequoyah	3,538 70.8%	1,443 28.9%	14	4,995	D+41.9
Woods	2,152 43.9%	2,751 56.1%		4,903	R+12.2
Wagoner	2,811 57.6%	2,046 42.0%	20	4,877	D+15.7
Kingfisher	1,651 34.2%	3,149 65.2%	31	4,831	R+31.0
Adair	2,831 58.8%	1,955 40.6%	27	4,813	D+18.2
Beckham	3,108 64.8%	1,669 34.8%	18	4,795	D+30.0
Woodward	1,844 39.7%	2,779 59.9%	19	4,642	R+20.1
Pawnee	2,243 48.5%	2,355 50.9%	26	4,624	R+2.4
Noble	1,903 41.5%	2,652 57.8%	35	4,590	R+16.3
Nowata	2,347 51.2%	2,201 48.1%	32	4,580	D+3.2
Kiowa	3,105 67.8%	1,457 31.8%	16	4,578	D+36.0
Choctaw	3,675 81.2%	823 18.2%	26	4,524	D+63.0
Grant	1,893 42.9%	2,498 56.6%	21	4,412	R+13.7
Hughes	3,129 72.3%	1,180 27.3%	21	4,330	D+45.0
Atoka	2,936 76.1%	893 23.2%	27	3,856	D+53.0
Texas	2,127 55.6%	1,681 44.0%	16	3,824	D+11.7
Jackson	3,123 82.1%	673 17.7%	9	3,805	D+64.4
McIntosh	2,572 70.8%	1,053 29.0%	8	3,633	D+41.8
Alfalfa	1,204 33.5%	2,378 66.3%	7	3,589	R+32.7
Haskell	2,663 74.2%	914 25.5%	12	3,589	D+48.7
Okfuskee	2,237 62.9%	1,286 36.2%	33	3,556	D+26.7
Washita	2,329 65.6%	1,213 34.2%	8	3,550	D+31.4
Tillman	2,506 77.2%	728 22.4%	11	3,245	D+54.8
McClain	2,275 71.3%	907 28.4%	7	3,189	D+42.9
Marshall	2,660 84.5%	474 15.1%	14	3,148	D+69.4
Pushmataha	2,469 78.7%	653 20.8%	17	3,139	D+57.9
Murray	2,184 71.3%	862 28.1%	19	3,065	D+43.1
Dewey	1,577 52.7%	1,391 46.5%	26	2,994	D+6.2
Major	884 29.8%	2,063 69.5%	21	2,968	R+39.7
Latimer	2,279 77.9%	632 21.6%	15	2,926	D+56.3
Johnston	2,261 78.8%	590 20.6%	20	2,871	D+58.2
Beaver	1,430 52.8%	1,265 46.7%	12	2,707	D+6.1
Cotton	1,820 75.1%	599 24.7%	3	2,422	D+50.4
Harper	1,137 48.0%	1,222 51.6%	8	2,367	R+3.6
Ellis	1,100 47.7%	1,196 51.9%	10	2,306	R+4.2
Jefferson	1,869 82.1%	400 17.6%	8	2,277	D+64.5
Greer	1,675 73.8%	588 25.9%	6	2,269	D+47.9
Love	1,835 87.8%	248 11.9%	8	2,091	D+75.9
Coal	1,647 79.5%	412 19.9%	12	2,071	D+59.6
Roger Mills	1,296 70.5%	537 29.2%	6	1,839	D+41.3
Cimarron	960 58.2%	683 41.4%	7	1,650	D+16.8
Harmon	1,033 84.7%	184 15.1%	3	1,220	D+69.6

Counties as they stood in 1954; some have since been split, merged or renamed. Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

Oklahoma Senate elections we hold

Year	Winner	Margin
2022	James Lankford (R)	R+32.2
2020	Jim Inhofe (R)	R+30.2
2016	James Lankford (R)	R+43.2
2014	James M. Inhofe (R)	R+39.5
2010	Thomas A. Coburn (R)	R+44.5
2008	James M. Inhofe (R)	R+17.5
2004	Tom Coburn (R)	R+11.5
2002	James Inhofe (R)	R+21.0
1998	Don Nickles (R)	R+35.1
1996	James M. Inhofe (R)	R+16.6
1992	Don Nickles (R)	R+20.4
1990	David L. Boren (D)	D+66.4
1986	Don Nickles (R)	R+10.4
1984	David Boren (D)	D+52.2
1980	Don Nickles (R)	R+9.9
1978	David Lyle Boren (D)	D+32.6
1974	Henry Bellmon (R)	R+0.5
1972	Dewey F. Bartlett (R)	R+3.9
1968	Henry Bellmon (R)	R+5.6
1966	Fred R. Harris (D)	D+7.4
1962	Mike Monroney (D)	D+6.9
1960	Robert S. Kerr (D)	D+10.2
1956	Mike Monroney (D)	D+10.7
1954	Robert S. Kerr (D)	D+12.2
1950	Mike Monroney (D)	D+9.6
1948	Robert S. Kerr (D)	D+24.9
1944	Elmer Thomas (D)	D+11.6
1942	Edward H. Moore (R)	R+10.1
1938	Elmer Thomas (D)	D+31.5
1936	Josh Lee (D)	D+36.4
1932	Elmer Thomas (D)	D+31.9
1930	Thomas P. Gore (D)	D+4.8
1926	Elmer Thomas (D)	D+11.3
1924	William B. Pine (R)	R+26.2
1920	John W. Harreld (R)	R+6.0
1918	Robert L. Owen (D)	D+14.7
1914	Thomas P. Gore (D)	D+18.5

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