Mayoral Race 📅 February 10, 2026

Oklahoma City Mayor 2026

Oklahoma City's non-partisan mayoral election. Incumbent Mayor David Holt sought a historic third term, citing the MAPS 4 infrastructure program, the Oklahoma City Thunder's 25-year arena deal, and OKC's selection as a 2028 Olympics venue. He drew one challenger in Matthew Pallares of the city's Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

Candidates (2)
David Holt Republican Incumbent Age 47

David Holt is the Mayor of Oklahoma City, serving since 2018. A former state senator, he has championed the MAPS 4 program, secured a 25-year arena deal with the Thunder, and landed OKC as a 2028 Olympics venue for softball and canoe slalom. He was re-elected to a historic third term on February 10, 2026, with 86% of the vote.

Economic developmentInfrastructure (MAPS 4)2028 OlympicsPublic safety
Matthew Pallares Independent

Matthew Pallares ran a grassroots campaign for Oklahoma City mayor in 2026, becoming the first challenger Holt faced one-on-one in a mayoral race. Pallares works with the city's Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and focused on expanding economic opportunity for underrepresented communities.

Economic equityCommunity investmentSmall business supportNeighborhood development

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