On top of bond issues and school board races, some Tulsa County voters in Bixby and Sapulpa cast ballots for city councilors.
In Bixby, voters re-elected Brad Girard to represent Ward 4 on the city council. Girard defeated challenger Jake Rowland with nearly 89% of the vote.
Incumbent Davood Mortazari won his bid for re-election for Sapulpa’s Ward 5 over challenger Kent Glesener with nearly 89% of the vote.
Two other Sapulpa council races appeared on ballots in Creek County. Ward 1 Councilor Elizabeth Nicolas secured her re-election over challenger Mike Harris with nearly 59% of the vote, but Ward 3 Councilor Alexander Hamilton lost his race to challenger Charlie Leroy Harrison, who captured nearly 55% of the vote.
These results are preliminary and must be certified by the secretary of the state election board.
Nearly 20 races in Tulsa County were settled by default Tuesday. When only one candidate files for an elected position, they are automatically elected without a vote. This includes:
- Berryhill Public Schools Board Office 1 — Aaron Dolan
- Broken Arrow Public Schools Board Office 1 — Steven Allen (opposition withdrew ahead of April 7 race)
- Collinsville Mayor — Shafer Larry
- Collinsville City Council Ward 1 — Shelley Nachtigall
- Collinsville City Council Ward 3 — Angela York
- Owasso City Council Ward 3 — Paul Loving
- Owasso City Council Ward 4 — Jamie Dunn
- Sand Springs City Council Ward 3 — Mike Burdge
- Sand Springs City Council Ward 4 — Erik Stuckey
- Collinsville Public Schools Office 1 — Ryan Flanary
- Collinsville Public Schools Office 5 — Jeromy Burwell
- Glenpool Public Schools Office 1 — Michael Pendergrass
- Jenks Public Schools Office 1 — Alli Johnson
- Keystone Public Schools Office 3 — Johnny Griffin
- Owasso Public Schools Office 1 — Stephanie Ruttman
- Sand Springs Public Schools Office 1 — Whitney Wagers
- Skiatook Public Schools Office 1 — Glenn Morgan
- Sperry Public Schools Office 1 — April Bowman
- Union Public Schools Office 1 — Joey Reyes
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