For the first time in more than a decade, voters will have the opportunity to dramatically change the make up of the Oklahoma Senate.

While deceased individuals along with those who moved out of state were removed from the voter list, so were those who were deemed “inactive.”

Oklahoma voters will decide who holds 32 seats in the Oklahoma House of Representatives in November. Sixty-nine races already are finished, either because only one person filed for the seat or as a result of the primary and runoff elections held earlier this year.