The U.S. Department of Justice sent a letter Oct. 29 to the Oregon Secretary of State on potential legal actions for not preserving election records.

As of Friday, nearly 37% of registered Washington County voters had turned in their ballots. County residents who have yet to cast their ballots should avoid mailing them at this point. While any ballot postmarked by 8 p.m. on Election Day will be counted, potential delays at the U.S. Postal Service could lead to a missed vote. If you’re a last-minute voter, it’s best to visit a ballot box or ...

See live 2026 Oregon election results as votes are counted. Follow statewide and local races with state and county-by-county results and maps.

Despite clashes between county officials, Marion County will get two new ballot boxes ahead of the Nov. 3 election.

We asked Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek and Republican state Sen. Christine Drazan to name the first policy change they would support if elected as Oregon governor next month. Whoever prevails will soon turn their attention to next year’s legislative session, set to begin in mid-January. In addition to having the final say on every bill passed by lawmakers, the governor has the power to introduce ...

Republican gubernatorial candidate Sen. Christine Drazan held an event in Salem on Oct. 27 to rally supporters ahead of the Nov. 3 election.

Millions of dollars have poured into a Rogue Valley state Senate race between two political newcomers, making it Oregon’s most expensive legislative race this year. Senate District 3, which stretches from Medford to the California border, has recently received statewide attention for one reason: the outcome of just one or two state legislative races in November’s election, including this one, ...

The U.S. Department of Justice will send election observers to Multnomah County, the DOJ told the Oregon Secretary of State's Office Oct. 22.

The time has come to mail in your ballot if that's how you plan to vote this year. Why it matters: Oregon's secretary of state recommends mailing ballots by Tuesday to reduce the risk that a late postmark could disqualify your vote. State of play: Ballots in Oregon are counted for up to seven days after an election, provided they are postmarked before Election Day. Yes, but: Recent changes to how the Postal Service processes mail mean most...