Oklahoma


Map of Oklahoma

Oklahoma

The Sooner State features plains and prairie land. Known for oil and gas production, agriculture, and Native American cultural heritage.

Capital: Oklahoma City

Population: 4.02 million

Electoral Votes: 7

Governor: Kevin Stitt (Republican)

Largest City: Oklahoma City

State Website: ok.gov

Next Election: November 3, 2026

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U.S. SENATORS
James Lankford
Republican Party
U.S. Senator

Markwayne Mullin
Republican Party
U.S. Senator

U.S. REPRESENTATIVES

Kevin Hern
U.S. Representative
Republican Party
District 1
Tulsa

Josh Brecheen
U.S. Representative
Republican Party
District 2
Muskogee

Tom Cole
U.S. Representative
Republican Party
District 4
Norman

Stephanie Bice
U.S. Representative
Republican Party
District 5
Oklahoma City

Frank Lucas
U.S. Representative
Republican Party
District 3
Enid

DEMOGRAPHICS & STATE DATA

State Information

Joined The Union: 11/16/1907

Minimum Wage: $7.25

Motto: “Labor omnia vincit (Labor conquers all things)”

Nickname: The Sooner State

Legislature: Bicameral

Age & Gender

Average Age: 36.7 years

Male: 49.5%

Female: 50.5%

Economic Data

Average Income: $55,826

Income Rank: 39

Poverty Rate: 14.7%

Annual Budget: $34 billion

Largest Private Employer: Walmart

Housing & Property

Average Home Price: $175,700

Average Rent: $905

Property Tax Rate: 0.88%

Home Owners: 65.6%

Renters: 34.4%

Education Levels

High School Diploma: 88.2%

Some College: 31.8%

Bachelor’s Degree: {bachelor’sdegree[1]}%

Graduate Degree: 9%

Education Ranking: 43

Health & Safety

Health Ranking: 46

Crime Rate: 458.6 per 100k

Population Density: 58.3 per sq mi