State Executive for Bryan County, OK

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November 2, 2010 Election

State Executive Contests
for Bryan County, OK

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Statewide Results as of Nov 3 12:32pm, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (2229/2229)
State Executive

Governor; State of Oklahoma

Mary Fallin, Republican .......... 624285 votes 60%

Jari Askins, Democratic .......... 415150 votes 40%

Lieutenant Governor; State of Oklahoma

Todd Lamb, Republican .......... 657,918 votes 63.6%

Kenneth Corn, Democratic .......... 341,585 votes 33.0%

Richard Prawdzienski, Independent .......... 35,626 votes 3.4%

Attorney General; State of Oklahoma

Scott Pruitt, Republican .......... 665,158 votes 65.1%

Jim Priest, Democratic .......... 357,310 votes 34.9%

Auditor and Inspector; State of Oklahoma

Gary Jones, Republican .......... 570,712 votes 56.0%

Steve Burrage, Democratic .......... 448,625 votes 44.0%

Treasurer; State of Oklahoma

Ken Miller, Republican .......... 674,185 votes 66.5%

Stephen E. Covert, Democratic .......... 338,930 votes 33.5%

Corporation Commissioner; State of Oklahoma

Dana Murphy, Republican

Insurance Commissioner; State of Oklahoma

John Doak, Republican .......... 556,662 votes 54.5%

Kim Holland, Democratic .......... 464,596 votes 45.5%

Labor Commissioner; State of Oklahoma

Mark Costello, Republican .......... 648,425 votes 64.0%

Lloyd Fields, Democratic .......... 364,173 votes 36.0%

Superintendent of Public Instruction; State of Oklahoma

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