Dist. 26 State Rep. Dell Kerbs, surrounded by friends and supporters, thanks the hosts and those who attended the watch party held in Shawnee Tuesday night after winning his run for another term in office. Photo provided
Voters flocked to the polls Nov. 5 to choose candidates and decide on state questions, but early voting began last week, as many took advantage and avoided longer lines on Election Day.
Republican Dell Kerbs retained his offi ce as District 26 Oklahoma State Representative, garnering 62.40 percent of the 14,262 votes cast and defeating Democrat candidate Kerri Keck, who received 37.6 percent.
