2014 Oklahoma City mayoral election

2014 Oklahoma City mayoral election

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Candidate Mick Cornett Ed Shadid Party nonpartisan nonpartisan Popular vote 25,517 13,641 Percentage 64.3% 34.4%

Mayor before election Mick Cornett Republican Elected Mayor Mick Cornett Republican

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The 2014 Oklahoma City mayoral election took place on March 4, 2014, to elect the Mayor of Oklahoma City. The election was won by Mick Cornett who won re-election to a fourth term.^[1][2]

Candidates[]

• Mick Cornett, incumbent mayor of Oklahoma City.^[3]
• Phil Hughes, electrical engineer^[4]
• Joe Sarge Nelson, retired businessman^[4]
• Ed Shadid, Oklahoma City councilman.^[5]

Results[]

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