Attorney General Gentner Drummond holds the trader consensus lead in Oklahoma's crowded Republican gubernatorial primary on June 16, driven by his consistent polling edge among frequent primary voters and high name recognition from high-profile legal actions as AG. Former state Sen. Mike Mazzei and businessman Chip Keating vie closely for second, fueled by Mazzei's property tax elimination pitch resonating in metro Tulsa and among conservative media consumers, and Keating's self-funding boosting rural and high-income support. Ex-House Speaker Charles McCall trails as attack ads intensify scrutiny of his record. Recent statewide forums and unified opposition to State Question 832 underscore a fragmented field likely headed to an August runoff, with tribal sovereignty gaining traction.