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TUTV covers tight Oklahoma governor’s race and nearby Democratic wins

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Source: University of Tulsa Collegian

Election-night broadcast follows results from Oklahoma City to Tulsa, with additional coverage of Texas and Kansas. TUTV provided live coverage of the 2026 midterm elections Tuesday night, Nov. 3, tracking results across Oklahoma and neighboring states as voters determined the direction of several closely watched races. The broadcast, co-anchored by senior Bruce Bigler, junior Jake Borsuk, junior Luke Montemayor and sophomore Reese Wood, featured in-studio analysis, live election-night coverage from candidates’ watch parties and discussion of the political developments shaping results in Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas. While Oklahoma Republicans retained their hold on all statewide offices, Texas and Kansas saw significant Democratic victories. The broadcast began as an overview of the races on Oklahoma’s ballot, including the gubernatorial, Attorney General and U.S. Senate contests.

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