By Molly Payne
(Cushing, Okla) — The *unofficial election results are in and voters in Payne County said “yes” to renewing the 3/8 cent tax earmarked for Road and Bridge Improvements, General Fund, Payne County Expo and Board, Payne County Extension and Fire Departments. See breakdown of votes here: PAYNE COUNTY ELECTION RESULTS
Propositions 1 & 2 for Olive Public Schools both passed with approximately 70% of voters giving a thumbs up to school bonds for school building improvements, transportation, textbooks and computers, etc. For more information click here: Olive Public Schools
Propositions 1 & 2 for Stillwater Public Schools also passed with an average of 79% of voters saying yes to investing in future Stillwater Pioneers, including a new high school, academic tech and texts, maintenance, transportation, athletic facilities and more. For more information on Stillwater School Bond click here: Stillwater Public Schools
Voters in the Coyle Public Schools District No 014 also approved a bond to build a new elementary building, a multi-purpose building and additional transportation with over 55% of the vote.
Pawnee voters approved propositions involving the use of a 1 cent sales tax. See breakdown of results here: Pawnee County Propositions
Bristow elected a new Mayor yesterday with Kristine Wyatt receiving 59% of the vote.
See election results from around the state by clicking here: Oklahoma Election Results
*Results posted here have been taken from the Oklahoma State Election Board website which states:
IMPORTANT! These are unofficial, unverified results.
Election results are posted to this website as they are received at the Oklahoma State Election Board from county election boards and will not include provisional ballot results until after 5 p.m. Friday, February 17. Results shown here are subject to contest and recount and are neither final nor official until they are certified by the appropriate election board.
Unless a contest of election or a petition for recount has been filed, results will be certified by county election boards not earlier than 5 p.m. Friday, February 17. Results of a race in which a contest of election or a petition for recount has been filed cannot be certified until the contest has been heard or the recount has been completed.
