The primary figures involved in the 1946 Governor's race would have been the candidates themselves. In this specific race, Robert S. Kerr was declared the winner over incumbent Governor James E. Berry. Other individuals and groups involved and affected by the race would have included campaign staff and volunteers, political parties, local and national media outlets, voters throughout the state, special interest groups, and potential donors or supporters of the candidates. Additionally, the outcome of the race would have had broader implications for the state of Oklahoma and its residents, as the newly elected governor would have significant influence over state policies and government decisions.
