2008 U.S. congressional elections (Oklahoma)

This article describes the elections for seats in the U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate from Oklahoma in 2008. See the Oklahoma state portal for more information.

In the 110th Congress, Oklahoma had 4 Republicans and 1 Democrat in the House, as well as 2 Republican Senators.

In the 2008 elections, Oklahoma elected 4 Republicans and 1 Democrat to the House, and continues to have 2 Republican Senators.

Senate

Incumbent (Republican): James M. Inhofe

Winner: James M. Inhofe

• Democratic candidate: Andrew Rice
• Republican candidate: James M. Inhofe
• Independent candidate: Stephen Wallace

House

District 1

Incumbent (Republican): John Sullivan

Winner: John Sullivan

• Democratic candidate: Georgianna Oliver
• Republican candidate: John Sullivan

District 2

Incumbent (Democrat): Dan Boren

Winner: Dan Boren

• Democratic candidate: Dan Boren
• Republican candidate: Raymond Wickson

District 3

Incumbent (Republican): Frank Lucas

Winner: Frank Lucas

• Democratic candidate: Frankie Robbins
• Republican candidate: Frank Lucas
• Independent candidate: Forrest Michael

District 4

Incumbent (Republican): Tom Cole

Winner: Tom Cole

• Democratic candidate: Blake Cummings
• Republican candidate: Tom Cole
• Independent candidate: David Joyce

District 5

Incumbent (Republican): Mary Fallin

Winner: Mary Fallin

• Democratic candidate: Steven Perry
• Republican candidate: Mary Fallin