Election Night is here, and The Wiley Post will be tracking results from all five Bartlesville City Council races.
Polls close at 7 p.m. CST on Tuesday, Nov. 3, and this page will be updated throughout the evening as results become available.
Check back for the latest vote totals, election results and updates as Bartlesville voters decide who will represent their wards for the next two years.
Note: Results posted on Election Night are unofficial until election officials certify them.
Bookmark this page and refresh throughout the evening for the latest updates.
BREAKING: Bartlesville voters oust two incumbents in City Council election
With all precincts reporting in Tuesday's election, unofficial results show two incumbents losing their seats, two retaining their positions and a new council member elected to an open seat.
Ward 1: Michael Colaw defeated incumbent Tim Sherrick, receiving 52.77% of the vote to Sherrick's 47.23%.
Ward 2: David Austin defeated Cameron Byers with 53.79% of the vote, filling the seat vacated by Larry East.
Ward 3: Incumbent Mayor Jim Curd retained his seat with 49.78% of the vote in a three-way race.
Ward 4: Incumbent Aaron Kirkpatrick won reelection with 54.70% of the vote in a three-way race.
Ward 5: Eddie Collins unseated incumbent Vice Mayor Trevor Dorsey, receiving 50.78% of the vote in a three-way race.
All 27 Election Day precincts across Bartlesville's five wards have reported. Results remain unofficial until certified by election officials.
Bartlesville City Council election results
November 3, 2026 | All precincts reporting
Source: Oklahoma State Election Board. All 27 Election Day precincts reporting. Results are unofficial until certified.
View official election results