Eastern Oklahoma Local Election Results

It was Election Day across Oklahoma Tuesday. Almost all of the elections held had to do with local education.

Tulsa County voters passed a $20.4 million bond issue for Union Public Schools. That includes $5 million for a Fine Arts Wing at the 6th and 7th Grade Center, $4 million for replacement of a high school track and new locker rooms, and nearly $2 million for textbooks.

Union Public Schools information.

In Jenks, voters approved a $10 million bond for remodeling school buildings and $700,000 to purchase transportation equipment for Jenks Public Schools.

Jenks Public Schools information. 

There were also school board elections across most of northeast Oklahoma, Tuesday.

Oklahoma Election Board web site.

Complete election results below:

Tulsa County

Jenks Schools
$10,800,000 Bond Issue [Construction]

YES - 2248
NO - 649

$700,000 Bond Issue [Transportation]

YES - 2238
NO - 643

Union Schools
$20,400,000 Bond Issue [Construction]

YES - 1824
NO - 507

Cherokee County

Tahlequah - Councilor Ward 2

David Whitekiller - 161
Gary Cacy - 113
Charles Carroll - 246
Jonathan Wells - 203

Tahlequah - Chief of Police

Clay Mahaney - 658
Nate King - 753
Charley Batt - 153
Stephen Farmer - 459

Tahlequah - Street Commissioner

Mike Corn - 1269
Terry Garrett - 746

Leflore County

Shady Point School
$175,000 Bond Issue [Construction]

YES - 92
NO - 30

Mayes County

Adair Schools
$5,995,000 Bond Issue [Construction]

YES - 323
NO - 81

Muskogee County

Braggs Schools
$635,000 Bond Issue [Construction]

YES - 124
NO - 40

Okfuskee County

Graham and Dustin Schools Consolidate

YES - 47
NO - 4

Okmulgee County

Preston Schools
$2,030,000 Bond Issue [Construction]

YES - 148
NO - 32

Ottawa County

Miami - .65% Sales Tax Extension [Community Event Center and Stadium Complex]

YES - 819
NO - 596

Sequoyah County

Sallisaw

Commissioner Ward 1

Ronnie Lowe - 72
Trevor Meadors - 75