2214 United States Senate election in Oklahoma

The 2214 United States Senate election in Oklahoma was held November 8, 2214 to elect a member of the United States Senate to represent the State of Oklahoma, concurrently with other elections to the United States Senate in other states and elections to the United States House of Representatives and various state and local elections.
Incumbent United States Senator K.T. Harris announced that he would not run for a second term.
Republican Speaker of the Oklahoma House of Representatives Preston Keitges won a three way race against former EPA Administrator Shalanda Tolliver and U.S. Representative Kenna Connors
== Republican primary ==
The Republican primary was originally seen as a very competitve race, between moderate Republican Preston Keitges of the Taxpayers wing of the GOP and far-right Kenna Connors. She was elected in 2210 and became notable for her far-right views, including the idea of America regression. She dropped out of the Republican primary on June 2, 2214 to run under the America First party.
=== Candidates ===
==== Nominee ====
* Preston Keitges, Speaker of the Oklahoma House of Representatives
==== Withdrew ====
* Kenna Connors, U.S. Representative from Oklahoma's 1st congressional district (Switched to America First)
=== Polling ===
Poll source 	Date(s) administered	Sample Size	Margin of error	Kenna Connors	Preston Keitges	Undecided
University of Oklahoma	May 24-27, 2214 	700 (LV) 	± 5% 	41% 	45% 	14%
== Democratic primary ==
The Democratic primary was widely shaped over whether to endorse Keitges or stick with their Democratic nominee, former EPA administrator Shalonda Tolliver. The decision was popularized when famous Utahan congresswoman Andrea McMullin compared it to the 2022 United States Senate race in Utah, which her ancestor Evan McMullin ran in.
=== Candidates ===
==== Nominee ====
* Shalonda Tolliver, former Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (2209-2213)
=== Convention vote ===
On June 4, 2214 the Oklahoma Democratic Party held an unofficial referendum on whether to endorse Keitges or nominated Tolliver. It received controversy for being too much focused on Oklahoma City and Tulsa, but the nomination of Tolliver passed by 2.3%. 
== America First primary ==
The America First Party was formed on September 11, 2213 as a far-right challenger to the Frontierist Front, as a Earth supremacist group, mainly focusing on the "original 48". They believe everyone outside of the original 48 as lesser Americans and call for the return of the 1912-1959 border, with the expulsion of the rest of the country. They have no state chapters outside of the lower 48, except for the fringe America First Party of Alaska.
The America First Party had endorsed Kenna Connors in the Republican Primary, and on January 9, 2214, party chairman Frederick Cooper said "The America First Party keeps its door open for Connors." While for a while America First Party of Oklahoma chair Nathaniel Mendoza was considered the frontrunner, when Connors joined the race on June 2 he almost immediatley dropped out.
=== Candidates ===
==== Nominee ====
* Kenna Connors, U.S. Representative from Oklahoma's 1st congressional district
==== Withdrew ====
* Nathaniel Mendoza, Chair of the America First Party of Oklahoma
== Libertarian convention ==
The Libertarian Party of Oklahoma did not run any candidates, instead choosing to endorse Republican nominee Preston Kietges.
== General election ==
=== Predictions ===
TBD
=== Polling ===
TBD
=== Results ===
2214 United States Senate election in Oklahoma
Party 	Party 	Candidate 	Votes 	%
🟦 	Republican 	Preston Keitges 	720,976 	40.70%
🟧 	Democratic 	Shalonda Tolliver	630,632 	35.60%
🟪 	America First	Kenna Connors 	419,831 	23.70%
Total votes	Total votes 	Total votes 	1,771,439	100.00%
=== Results by county ===
County 	Keitges%	Tolliver%	Connors%
Adair 	40.28 	22.82 	36.90
Alfalfa 	40.67 	13.57 	45.77
Atoka 	39.61 	17.51 	42.89
Beaver 	39.29 	12.03 	48.69
Beckham 	40.04 	16.5 	43.47
Blaine 	40.34 	20.95 	38.72
Bryan 	40.3 	24.11 	35.60
Caddo 	40.16 	30.39 	29.46
Canadian 	41.03 	30.34 	28.64
Carter 	39.96 	26.26 	33.79
Cherokee 	40.99 	37.33 	21.69
Choctaw 	39.26 	21.86 	38.89
Cimarron 	39.79 	9.95 	50.36
Cleveland 	41.1 	44.91 	14.00
Coal 	40.71 	18.13 	41.17
Comanche 	41.12 	41.89 	17.00
Cotton 	40.78 	18.59 	40.64
Craig 	40.51 	23.49 	36.02
Creek 	40.45 	24.87 	34.69
Custer 	40.82 	25.47 	33.72
Delaware 	39.62 	23.44 	36.94
Dewey 	39.26 	12.38 	48.37
Ellis 	39.6 	11.96 	48.45
Garfield 	40.78 	25.24 	33.99
Garvin 	40.01 	20.39 	39.62
Grady 	40.18 	21.25 	38.58
Grant 	39.72 	15.89 	44.40
Greer 	40.4 	19.93 	39.68
Harmon 	39.33 	22.28 	38.39
Harper 	39.98 	12.46 	47.57
Haskell 	39.89 	18.93 	41.40
Hughes 	39.67 	22.23 	38.11
Jackson 	40.6 	23.33 	36.08
Jefferson 	40.05 	16.69 	43.28
Johnston 	40.06 	20.67 	39.28
Kay 	40.54 	26.73 	32.73
Kingfisher 	39.76 	16.52 	43.73
Kiowa 	39.97 	23.71 	36.33
Latimer 	39.55 	21.24 	39.22
Le Flore 	39.93 	20.85 	39.23
Lincoln 	40.16 	20.83 	39.02
Logan 	40.74 	28.6 	30.68
Love 	39.84 	20.75 	39.41
Major 	40.19 	12.54 	47.28
Marshall 	39.57 	21.45 	38.99
Mayes 	40.15 	24.85 	35.01
McClain 	40.24 	21.93 	37.84
McCurtain 	39.45 	19.51 	41.05
McIntosh 	39.95 	27.68 	32.38
Murray 	40.51 	22.92 	36.58
Muskogee 	40.48 	35.31 	24.22
Noble 	40.68 	23.62 	35.71
Nowata 	39.94 	19.52 	40.54
Okfuskee 	40.45 	25.5 	34.06
Oklahoma 	41.07 	51.39 	7.54
Okmulgee 	40.38 	33.75 	25.88
Osage 	40.39 	32.53 	27.09
Ottawa 	40.18 	26.79 	33.04
Pawnee 	40.67 	23.4 	35.95
Payne 	41.49 	40.09 	18.42
Pittsburg 	40.07 	24.33 	35.61
Pontotoc 	40.97 	30.18 	28.86
Pottawatomie	40.75 	29.12 	30.14
Pushmataha 	39.53 	17.41 	43.07
Roger Mills 	40.39 	12.47 	47.15
Rogers 	40.46 	24.83 	34.71
Seminole 	40.48 	29.1 	30.43
Sequoyah 	39.92 	23.04 	37.06
Stephens 	40.17 	19.86 	39.98
Texas 	40.58 	19.5 	39.93
Tillman 	39.66 	25.36 	34.99
Tulsa 	41.04 	44.18 	14.79
Wagoner 	40.38 	27.26 	32.37
Washington 	41.07 	27.95 	30.99
Washita 	40.32 	15.83 	43.86
Woods 	40.93 	19.38 	39.71
Woodward 	40.54 	16.22 	43.25
Category:2140 United States Elections
Category:2140 United States Senate Elections