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Oklahoma general election: November 3, 2026

Who is running for Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals, District 1, Office 2, Retention: Judge Jane P. Wiseman in 2026?

Here are the candidates for Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals, District 1, Office 2, Retention: Judge Jane P. Wiseman on the November 3, 2026 ballot. This race is on the ballot for all voters in Oklahoma.

This is a retention vote: voters decide yes or no on keeping this judge for another term. Judges may not promise how they would rule, so we show experience and record instead of issue positions.

Jane P. Wiseman

Independent · Incumbent

Judge, Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals, District 1, Office 2

Jane P. Wiseman has been a judge on the Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals in Tulsa since she was appointed in March 20053. Before that she was a Tulsa County district judge from 19813. This is a nonpartisan retention question: voters answer yes or no on keeping the judge, and no party is listed on the ballot5.

  • Judge, Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals, District 1, Office 2, since March 2005; chair of the Oklahoma Supreme Court's IT Business Committee overseeing the statewide electronic case management system; past president of the Oklahoma Judicial Conference3
  • District Judge, Tulsa County, from 1981, in the Family Relations and Civil divisions, where she tried close to 1,000 jury trials; earlier a special judge for Tulsa County3
  • Private practice as an associate at Rosenstein, Fist and Ringold and later as a sole practitioner3
  • JD, University of Tulsa College of Law; MA in American history, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; BA, Cornell University3
  • Appointed to the Court of Civil Appeals in March 20053 by Governor Brad Henry4. She was earlier appointed a Tulsa County district judge by the governor in 19813. Appellate judges are appointed by the governor from three names sent by the Judicial Nominating Commission5. Voters have retained her in past retention elections, most recently in November 20204. Her current term ends January 11, 2027, so the 2026 vote decides whether she serves a new six-year term2.

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