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Republican Michael Dimario is one of four candidates listed for Oklahoma’s 3rd Congressional District in the 2026 general election.

Key takeaways
Michael Dimario is running as a Republican for the U.S. House in Oklahoma’s 3rd District in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election. The contested race has four listed candidates: Dimario, Frank D. Lucas, Jules Roberson and William Burleson.
Dimario, Lucas and Burleson are Republicans. Roberson is a Democrat. Lucas is the incumbent, meaning he currently holds the seat. No other candidate in the field is listed as the incumbent.
Voters are choosing who will represent OK-3 in the U.S. House. A party label identifies a candidate’s affiliation, but it does not establish that candidate’s views on taxes, spending, agriculture, energy, immigration or other issues. None of the four candidates has a documented policy position on file.
Campaign finance figures record funds raised and spent. They do not measure votes or establish a candidate’s positions. Cash on hand is a separate figure showing campaign funds held at the reporting point. Cash-on-hand figures are not on file for any of the four candidates, which is different from reporting a zero balance.
No candidate in the race has a biography on file. The candidate entries therefore do not identify education, employment history, previous public service or other personal background for any member of the field.
Michael Dimario is one of the three Republican candidates listed in the contest. Dimario’s campaign finance totals are $0 raised and $0 spent. Cash on hand is not on file.
No biography is on file for Dimario. No policy positions are documented, so there is no recorded stance for Dimario on issues before voters in this election. The financial totals describe campaign activity but do not add information about Dimario’s background or platform.
Frank D. Lucas is a Republican candidate and the incumbent in the race. Lucas’s campaign finance totals are $907,278.68 raised and $993,052.02 spent. Cash on hand is not on file.
No biography is on file for Lucas. No policy positions are documented, so there is no recorded stance for Lucas on issues before voters in this election. The financial totals describe campaign activity but do not add information about Lucas’s background or platform.
Jules Roberson is the Democratic candidate listed in the four-candidate field. Roberson’s campaign finance totals are $945 raised and $434.18 spent. Cash on hand is not on file.
No biography is on file for Roberson. No policy positions are documented, so there is no recorded stance for Roberson on issues before voters in this election. The financial totals describe campaign activity but do not add information about Roberson’s background or platform.
William Burleson is one of the three Republican candidates listed in the contest. Burleson’s campaign finance totals are $0 raised and $0 spent. Cash on hand is not on file.
No biography is on file for Burleson. No policy positions are documented, so there is no recorded stance for Burleson on issues before voters in this election. The financial totals describe campaign activity but do not add information about Burleson’s background or platform.
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Election day: November 3, 2026

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