Oklahoma presidential election results 2016

Donald J. Trump carried Oklahoma by 36.39 points (528,761 votes), winning 7 electoral votes.

Electoral votes: 7
Votes counted: 1,452,992
OK result: R+36.4
Compared with the nation: 38.4 pts more Republican
Swing since 2012: 2.8 pts to R

Statewide result

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Electoral votes
Donald J. Trump	Republican	949,136	65.30%	7
Hillary Clinton	Democratic	420,375	28.90%	—
Gary Johnson	Libertarian	83,481	5.70%	—
Total votes		1,452,992

Sources: ok.pdf · 2016

County resultsMIT Election Lab

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MIT Election Data and Science Lab, County Presidential Election Returns 2000-2016 (compiled from official state election records)
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Each county coloured by its winner and shaded by margin. Tap one for its history.

County	Hillary Clinton	Donald J. Trump	Others	Total	Margin
Adair	1,382	4,787	344	6,513	52.3
Alfalfa	216	1,933	109	2,258	76.0
Atoka	795	4,084	139	5,018	65.5
Beaver	176	1,993	74	2,243	81.0
Beckham	960	6,308	284	7,552	70.8
Blaine	711	2,884	198	3,793	57.3
Bryan	2,804	10,478	536	13,818	55.5
Caddo	2,420	6,482	446	9,348	43.5
Canadian	11,674	39,986	3,618	55,278	51.2
Carter	4,002	13,752	780	18,534	52.6
Cherokee	5,456	9,994	1,040	16,490	27.5
Choctaw	1,067	4,206	153	5,426	57.9
Cimarron	71	963	45	1,079	82.7
Cleveland	38,829	62,538	8,083	109,450	21.7
Coal	411	1,898	90	2,399	62.0
Comanche	11,463	19,183	1,918	32,564	23.7
Cotton	424	2,054	124	2,602	62.6
Craig	1,252	4,283	250	5,785	52.4
Creek	5,841	21,575	1,414	28,830	54.6
Custer	2,104	7,826	611	10,541	54.3
Delaware	3,311	11,826	579	15,716	54.2
Dewey	222	1,965	61	2,248	77.5
Ellis	155	1,611	61	1,827	79.7
Garfield	4,397	16,009	1,304	21,710	53.5
Garvin	1,855	8,253	438	10,546	60.7
Grady	3,882	17,316	1,088	22,286	60.3
Grant	288	1,827	86	2,201	69.9
Greer	323	1,482	91	1,896	61.1
Harmon	225	715	37	977	50.2
Harper	134	1,318	47	1,499	79.0
Haskell	882	3,701	155	4,738	59.5
Hughes	961	3,388	177	4,526	53.6
Jackson	1,473	5,969	364	7,806	57.6
Jefferson	365	1,910	75	2,350	65.7
Johnston	786	3,093	139	4,018	57.4
Kay	3,738	12,172	893	16,803	50.2
Kingfisher	786	5,156	189	6,131	71.3
Kiowa	767	2,596	130	3,493	52.4
Latimer	797	3,100	159	4,056	56.8
Le Flore	3,250	13,362	609	17,221	58.7
Lincoln	2,430	10,854	741	14,025	60.1
Logan	4,248	13,633	1,098	18,979	49.4
Love	735	2,922	132	3,789	57.7
Major	310	2,948	149	3,407	77.4
Marshall	1,096	4,206	190	5,492	56.6
Mayes	3,423	11,555	739	15,717	51.7
McClain	2,894	13,169	795	16,858	61.0
McCurtain	1,802	8,656	268	10,726	63.9
McIntosh	2,123	5,505	335	7,963	42.5
Murray	1,087	4,175	266	5,528	55.9
Muskogee	7,977	15,043	1,196	24,216	29.2
Noble	901	3,715	262	4,878	57.7
Nowata	742	3,321	174	4,237	60.9
Okfuskee	943	2,800	200	3,943	47.1
Oklahoma	112,813	141,569	19,560	273,942	10.5
Okmulgee	4,385	8,944	620	13,949	32.7
Osage	5,597	12,577	792	18,966	36.8
Ottawa	2,584	7,631	475	10,690	47.2
Pawnee	1,344	4,729	291	6,364	53.2
Payne	8,788	16,651	2,321	27,760	28.3
Pittsburg	3,711	12,753	807	17,271	52.4
Pontotoc	3,637	10,431	763	14,831	45.8
Pottawatomie	6,015	17,848	1,589	25,452	46.5
Pushmataha	748	3,581	154	4,483	63.2
Roger Mills	151	1,547	61	1,759	79.4
Rogers	7,902	30,913	2,047	40,862	56.3
Seminole	2,071	5,613	353	8,037	44.1
Sequoyah	3,061	10,888	488	14,437	54.2
Stephens	3,086	14,182	636	17,904	62.0
Texas	858	4,621	301	5,780	65.1
Tillman	657	1,944	105	2,706	47.6
Tulsa	87,847	144,258	14,949	247,054	22.8
Wagoner	6,723	23,005	1,572	31,300	52.0
Washington	5,048	15,825	1,351	22,224	48.5
Washita	588	3,854	189	4,631	70.5
Woods	522	2,947	199	3,668	66.1
Woodward	873	6,347	375	7,595	72.1

Candidate votes as printed in the document. “Total” is the document’s total where it prints one, otherwise the sum of the candidate columns. Margin is the leading ticket’s lead in points over the second.

Notes on how this document was read

Secondary source: MIT Election Data and Science Lab, County Presidential Election Returns 2000-2016 (compiled from official state election records).

Method: Machine-readable dataset; county sums checked against the state totals in The American Presidency Project summary (within 0.5% for both main tickets).

Certified state documentCertified

Oklahoma State Election Board, Official Results - General Election, Election Date 11/8/2016 (31 pages, printed 11/17/2016); page 1 President and Vice President statewide by vote method
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Every ticket on the ballot, as printed in the certified document (the statewide table above groups minor candidates as “Others” when the source does).

All 3 tickets as printed in the document

Ticket (as printed)	Code	Votes	Share
DONALD J. TRUMP \| MICHAEL R. PENCE (REP)	REP	949,136	65.32%
HILLARY CLINTON \| TIM KAINE (DEM)	DEM	420,375	28.93%
GARY JOHNSON \| BILL WELD (LIB)	LIB	83,481	5.75%
Total as printed		1,452,992

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Questions and answers

Who won Oklahoma in 2016?

Donald J. Trump won Oklahoma by 36.39 percentage points (528,761 votes).

How many electoral votes did Oklahoma have in 2016?

Oklahoma cast 7 electoral votes in 2016.

How many people voted for president in Oklahoma in 2016?

1,452,992 votes were counted for president.

How many counties did each candidate win in Oklahoma in 2016?

Donald J. Trump 77 (out of 77 counties with results).

How did Oklahoma change from 2012 to 2016?

The margin moved 2.8 points toward the Republican ticket, from Republican by 33.5 points to Republican by 36.4 points.

Official results As published by The American Presidency Project (UC Santa Barbara) and the state documents it links. How we use this data