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This page provides information on the 2026 elections in Oregon, including the offices on the ballot covered by Ballotpedia, election dates, and frequently asked questions.

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## Contents

* 1 Election dates
* 1.1 Statewide election dates
* 2 Offices on the ballot
* 2.1 Noteworthy elections
* 3 What's on your ballot?
* 4 List of candidates
* 5 Local election officials
* 6 Footnotes

## Election dates[edit]

See also: Oregon election calendar

Statewide election dates in Oregon are listed below. For more statewide dates, please see the statewide elections calendar.

### Statewide election dates[edit]

May 19, 2026: Primary
November 3, 2026: General election

## Offices on the ballot[edit]

Below is a list of Oregon elections covered by Ballotpedia in 2026. Click the links to learn more about each type:
Oregon elections, 2026

Office  | Elections?  | More information
U.S. Senate | ✓ | Click here
U.S. House | ✓ | Click here
Congress special election  | —  | —
Governor | ✓ | Click here
Other state executive | ✓ | Click here
State Senate | ✓ | Click here
State House | ✓ | Click here
Special state legislative  | —  | —
State Supreme Court | ✓ | Click here
Intermediate appellate courts | ✓ | Click here
School boards  | —  | —
Municipal government  | —  | —
Recalls  | —  | —
Ballot measures  | —  | —
Local ballot measures | ✓ | Click here
All local elections by county

Legend: ✓ election(s) / — no elections
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### Noteworthy elections[edit]

In 2025, Ballotpedia did not cover any elections in additional detail in this state.

## What's on your ballot?[edit]

See also: Sample Ballot Lookup

## List of candidates

The following table displays a list of candidates in Oregon. The list does not include presidential candidates, and it may not include all candidates for local offices. Please click here to learn more about Ballotpedia's coverage scope.

Federal Candidates

candidate| office| party| status

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Jeff Merkley Incumbent

U.S. Senate Oregon

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Joe Johnson

U.S. Senate Oregon

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Russell McAlmond

U.S. Senate Oregon

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Timothy Skelton

U.S. Senate Oregon

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Jacob Ryan

U.S. Senate Oregon

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Suzanne Bonamici Incumbent

U.S. House Oregon District 1

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Cliff Bentz Incumbent

U.S. House Oregon District 2

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Andrea Carr

U.S. House Oregon District 2

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Russell McAlmond

U.S. House Oregon District 2

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Peter Black

U.S. House Oregon District 2

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Mary Doyle

U.S. House Oregon District 2

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Mitchel Knight

U.S. House Oregon District 2

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Dawn Rasmussen

U.S. House Oregon District 2

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Patty Snow

U.S. House Oregon District 2

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Maxine Dexter Incumbent

U.S. House Oregon District 3

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Jessica Salas

U.S. House Oregon District 3

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Val Hoyle Incumbent

U.S. House Oregon District 4

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Monique DeSpain

U.S. House Oregon District 4

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Raiph Huber

U.S. House Oregon District 4

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Melissa Bird

U.S. House Oregon District 4

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

William King

U.S. House Oregon District 4

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Janelle Bynum Incumbent

U.S. House Oregon District 5

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Patti Adair

U.S. House Oregon District 5

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Joseph Lehman

U.S. House Oregon District 5

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Jonathan Lockwood

U.S. House Oregon District 5

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Andrea Salinas Incumbent

U.S. House Oregon District 6

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

David Russ

U.S. House Oregon District 6

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

= candidate completed the Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey.

State Candidates

candidate| office| party| status

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Tina Kotek Incumbent

Governor of Oregon

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Danielle Bethell

Governor of Oregon

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

David Burch

Governor of Oregon

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Christine Drazan

Governor of Oregon

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Kyle Duyck

Governor of Oregon

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Caleb Kintz

Governor of Oregon

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Patrick Kopke-Hales

Governor of Oregon

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Robert Neuman

Governor of Oregon

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Brad T. Peters

Governor of Oregon

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Matthew Piatt

Governor of Oregon

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Paul Romero

Governor of Oregon

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Martin Ward

Governor of Oregon

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

James Atkinson

Governor of Oregon

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Brittany Jones

Governor of Oregon

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Alexander Ziwahatan

Governor of Oregon

Independent Party

Candidacy Declared General

Jeff Golden Incumbent

Oregon State Senate District 3

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Brad Hicks

Oregon State Senate District 3

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Denise Krause

Oregon State Senate District 3

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Cedric Hayden Incumbent

Oregon State Senate District 6

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Jami Cate

Oregon State Senate District 6

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

James Manning Incumbent

Oregon State Senate District 7

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Angela Plowhead

Oregon State Senate District 10

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Tracy Cramer

Oregon State Senate District 11

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Virginia Stapleton

Oregon State Senate District 11

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Frank Mansfield

Oregon State Senate District 16

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Lisa Reynolds Incumbent

Oregon State Senate District 17

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Rob Wagner Incumbent

Oregon State Senate District 19

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Jeffrey Helfrich

Oregon State Senate District 26

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Cobey Giesler

Oregon House of Representatives District 3

Independent

Candidacy Declared General

Alek Skarlatos Incumbent

Oregon House of Representatives District 4

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Kim Wallan Incumbent

Oregon House of Representatives District 6

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Ky Fireside

Oregon House of Representatives District 7

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Troy Cribbins

Oregon House of Representatives District 9

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Ivan Maluski

Oregon House of Representatives District 11

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Nancy Nathanson Incumbent

Oregon House of Representatives District 13

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Christian Honl

Oregon House of Representatives District 32

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Ciatta Thompson

Oregon House of Representatives District 33

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Alexandria Goddard

Oregon House of Representatives District 34

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Johan Arteaga

Oregon House of Representatives District 35

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

No candidates available for this race

Oregon House of Representatives District 38

Charles Gallia

Oregon House of Representatives District 40

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Rob Nosse Incumbent

Oregon House of Representatives District 42

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Alexander Wodzinski

Oregon House of Representatives District 43

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Matt Bunch Incumbent

Oregon House of Representatives District 51

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Scott Cantonwine

Oregon House of Representatives District 51

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Robert Fleming

Oregon House of Representatives District 52

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Hank Sanders

Oregon House of Representatives District 52

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Nick Walden Poublon

Oregon House of Representatives District 52

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Emerson Levy Incumbent

Oregon House of Representatives District 53

Democratic

Candidacy Declared General

Jim Doherty

Oregon House of Representatives District 57

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

Mark Owens Incumbent

Oregon House of Representatives District 60

Republican

Candidacy Declared General

= candidate completed the Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey.

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