2014 Oregon legislative election

Oregon legislative elections, 2014

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16 seats of the Oregon State Senate and 60 seats of the Oregon House of Representatives
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Party  | Democratic | Republican
Seats before  | 50 (16 in Senate, 34 in House) | 40 (14 Senate, 26 House)
Seats after  | 53 (18 in Senate, 35 in House) | 37 (12 Senate, 25 House)
Seat change  | 3
2 in Senate, 1 in House | 3
2 in Senate, 1 in House
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The 2014 elections for the Oregon Legislative Assembly determined the composition of both houses of the state legislature for the 78th Oregon Legislative Assembly (2015–2016 term).[1] The Republican and Democratic primary elections were held on May 20, 2014 with the general election following on November 4, 2014.

The Democratic Party increased its 16-14 majority in the Senate to a supermajority of 18–12. In the House, the Democrats added one more seat and now holds a 35-25 majority.

## Oregon Senate

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2014 Oregon State Senate elections

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16 of 30 seats in the Oregon State Senate
16 seats needed for a majority
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Party  | Democratic | Republican
Seats before  | 16 | 14
Seats after  | 18 | 12
Seat change  | 2  | 2
Popular vote  | 407,044 | 247,687
Percentage  | 58.53% | 35.62%
Swing  | 7.72%  | 11.04%

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Results of the elections:
Democratic gain
Democratic hold Republican hold
No election

16 of the state senate's 30 seats were up for re-election in 2014.[2] Democrats held a 16–14 majority in the 2012 legislative election.

### Open seats

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* District 13: Republican Larry George retired.[3]

### Results

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Oregon State Senate elections, 2014
General election — November 4, 2014

Party  | Votes  | Percentage  | Seats won  | Seats contested
| Democratic | 407,044  | 58.53%  | 12  | 15
| Republican | 247,687  | 35.62%  | 4  | 11
| Libertarian | 18,916  | 2.72%  | 0  | 5
| Independent | 6,603  | 0.95%  | 0  | 1
| Constitution | 2,426  | 0.35%  | 0  | 1
| Green | 1,917  | 0.28%  | 0  | 1
| Others  | 10,849  | 1.56%  | 0  |
Valid votes  | 695,442  | 85.23%  | —  | —
Invalid votes  | 120,486  | 14.77%  | —  | —
Total ballots returned[4] | 815,928 | 100.00% | 16 | 34
Voter turnout  | 70.73% (Registered Voters)  |

The official results are:[5]

District  | Party  | Incumbent  | Status  | Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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3  |  | Democratic | Alan Bates
of Ashland | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Alan Bates | 27,678  | 51.9%
| Republican | Dave Dotterer  | 23,700  | 44.5%
|  | others  | 1,917  | 3.6%
4  |  | Democratic | Floyd Prozanski
of S. Lane/N. Douglas counties  | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Floyd Prozanski | 30,601  | 57.8%
| Republican | Cheryl Mueller  | 20,119  | 38.0%
|  | others  | 2,186  | 4.1%
6  |  | Democratic | Lee Beyer
of Springfield | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Lee Beyer | 26,080  | 58.9%
| Republican | Michael P. Spasaro  | 17,999  | 40.7%
|  | others  | 165  | 0.4%
7  |  | Democratic | Chris Edwards
of Eugene | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Chris Edwards | 30,550  | 95.0%
|  | others  | 1,607  | 5.0%
8  |  | Republican | Betsy Close
of Albany | Lost election to full term |  | Republican | Betsy Close  | 21,922  | 43.8%
| Democratic | Sara Gelser | 27,826  | 55.7%
|  | others  | 250  | 0.5%
10  |  | Republican | Jackie Winters
of Salem | Re-elected |  | Republican | Jackie Winters | 38,129  | 86.6%
|  | others  | 5,912  | 13.4%
11  |  | Democratic | Peter Courtney
of Salem | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Peter Courtney | 16,179  | 54.3%
| Republican | Patricia Milne | 13,442  | 45.1%
|  | others  | 178  | 0.6%
13  |  | Republican | Larry George
of Hillsboro | Retiring[3] |  | Republican | Kim Thatcher | 27,638  | 58.5%
| Democratic | Ryan Howard  | 19,434  | 41.2%
|  | others  | 136  | 0.3%
15  |  | Republican | Bruce Starr
of Hillsboro | Lost re-election |  | Republican | Bruce Starr  | 17,689  | 45.0%
| Democratic | Chuck Riley | 18,156  | 45.7%
|  | others  | 3,709  | 9.3%
16  |  | Democratic | Betsy Johnson
of Scappoose | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Betsy Johnson | 34,324  | 70.0%
|  | others  | 14,682  | 30.0%
17  |  | Democratic | Elizabeth Steiner Hayward
of Multnomah County | Elected to full term  |  | Democratic | Elizabeth Steiner Hayward | 30,677  | 65.9%
| Republican | John Verbeek  | 15,697  | 33.7%
|  | others  | 201  | 0.4%
19  |  | Democratic | Richard Devlin
of Tualatin | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Richard Devlin | 39,529  | 96.0%
|  | others  | 1,626  | 4.0%
20  |  | Republican | Alan Olsen
of Canby | Re-elected |  | Republican | Alan Olsen | 26,750  | 52.6%
| Democratic | Jamie Damon  | 23,930  | 47.0%
|  | others  | 199  | 0.4%
23  |  | Democratic | Michael Dembrow
of Portland | Elected to full term  |  | Democratic | Michael Dembrow | 40,948  | 86.3%
|  | others  | 6,516  | 13.7%
24  |  | Democratic | Rod Monroe
of Portland | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Rod Monroe | 22,491  | 95.1%
|  | others  | 1,155  | 4.9%
26  |  | Republican | Chuck Thomsen
of Hood River | Re-elected |  | Republican | Chuck Thomsen | 24,422  | 56.5%
| Democratic | Robert R. Bruce  | 18,641  | 43.1%
|  | others  | 183  | 0.4%

## Oregon House of Representatives

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2014 Oregon House of Representatives elections

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60 seats of the Oregon House of Representatives
31 seats needed for a majority
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Party  | Democratic | Republican
Seats before  | 34 | 26
Seats after  | 35 | 25
Seat change  | 1  | 1
Popular vote  | 659,903 | 572,673
Percentage  | 50.9% | 44.2%

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Results:
Democratic gain
Democratic hold Republican hold

All 60 seats in the State House of Representatives were up for re-election in 2014. Democrats took a 34-26 majority in the 2012 elections after they picked up a net of four seats.

### Open seats

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* District 2: Republican Tim Freeman was elected to the Douglas County Board of Commissioners.[6]
* District 3: Republican Wally Hicks retired.[7]
* District 4: Republican Dennis Richardson is the Republican nominee for Governor of Oregon.[8]
* District 7: Republican Bruce Hanna retired.[9]
* District 16: Democrat Sara Gelser was the Democratic nominee for state Senate in District 8.[10]
* District 19: Republican Kevin Cameron resigned when he was appointed to the Marion County Board of Commissioners[11]
* District 20: Republican Vicki Berger retired.[12]
* District 23: Republican Jim Thompson was defeated in the primary by Mike Nearman.[13]
* District 25: Republican Kim Thatcher was the Republican nominee for state Senate in District 13.[10]
* District 29: Democrat Ben Unger retired.[14]
* District 34: Democrat Chris Harker retired.[15]
* District 41: Democrat Carolyn Tomei retired.[16]
* District 42: Democrat Jules Bailey was elected to the Multnomah County Board of Commissioners.[17]
* District 50: Democrat Greg Matthews retired.[18]
* District 54: Republican Jason Conger ran for the Republican nomination for U.S. Senator from Oregon.[19]
* District 58: Republican Bob Jenson retired.[20]

### Results

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District[21] | Party  | Incumbent  | Status  | Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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1  |  | Republican | Wayne Krieger
of Gold Beach | Re-elected |  | Republican | Wayne Krieger | 18,891  | 69.9%
| Democratic | Jim Klahr  | 8,004  | 29.6%
|  | others  | 117  | 0.4%
2  |  | Republican | Tim Freeman
of Roseburg | Retiring[6] |  | Republican | Dallas Heard | 13,337  | 62.7%
| Democratic | Kerry Atherton  | 6,676  | 31.4%
|  | others  | 1,271  | 6.0%
3  |  | Republican | Wally Hicks
of Grants Pass | Retiring[7] |  | Republican | Carl Wilson | 15,765  | 64.1%
| Democratic | Tom Johnson  | 6,478  | 26.4%
|  | others  | 2,339  | 9.5%
4  |  | Republican | Dennis Richardson
of Central Point | Retiring[8] |  | Republican | Duane Stark | 15,571  | 68.5%
| Democratic | Darlene Taylor  | 7,063  | 31.1%
|  | others  | 87  | 0.4%
5  |  | Democratic | Peter Buckley
of Ashland | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Peter Buckley | 18,942  | 64.1%
| Republican | Nick Card  | 10,557  | 35.7%
|  | others  | 52  | 0.2%
6  |  | Republican | Sal Esquivel
of Medford | Re-elected |  | Republican | Sal Esquivel | 15,329  | 95.9%
|  | others  | 661  | 4.1%
7  |  | Republican | Bruce Hanna
of Roseburg | Retiring[9] |  | Republican | Cedric Ross Hayden | 16,725  | 79.7%
|  | others  | 4,261  | 20.3%
8  |  | Democratic | Paul Holvey
of Eugene | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Paul Holvey | 19,202  | 96.6%
|  | others  | 674  | 3.4%
9  |  | Democratic | Caddy McKeown
of Coos Bay | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Caddy McKeown | 13,746  | 57.7%
| Republican | Casey Runyan  | 8,983  | 37.7%
|  | others  | 1,099  | 4.6%
10  |  | Democratic | David Gomberg
of Newport | Re-elected |  | Democratic | David Gomberg | 16,681  | 96.9%
|  | others  | 545  | 3.1%
11  |  | Democratic | Phil Barnhart
of Eugene | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Phil Barnhart | 13,522  | 52.6%
| Republican | Andy Petersen  | 12,090  | 47.1%
|  | others  | 77  | 0.3%
12  |  | Democratic | John Lively
of Springfield | Re-elected |  | Democratic | John Lively | 12,445  | 64.3%
| Republican | Christopher P. Gergen  | 6,823  | 35.3%
|  | others  | 78  | 0.4%
13  |  | Democratic | Nancy Nathanson
of Eugene | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Nancy Nathanson | 16,854  | 69.2%
| Republican | Laura D. Cooper  | 7,408  | 30,4%
|  | others  | 104  | 0.4%
14  |  | Democratic | Val Hoyle
of Eugene | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Val Hoyle | 12,370  | 55.6%
| Republican | Kathy Lamberg  | 9,769  | 43.9%
|  | others  | 94  | 0.4%
15  |  | Republican | Andy Olson
of Albany | Re-elected |  | Republican | Andy Olson | 19,048  | 97.7%
|  | others  | 451  | 2.3%
16  |  | Democratic | Sara Gelser
of Corvallis | Retiring[10] |  | Democratic | Dan Rayfield | 16,797  | 72.1%
| Republican | Jacob D. Vandever  | 6,379  | 27.4%
|  | others  | 113  | 0.5%
17  |  | Republican | Sherrie Sprenger
of Scio | Re-elected |  | Republican | Sherrie Sprenger | 16,683  | 73.7%
| Democratic | Rich Harisay  | 5,845  | 25.8%
|  | others  | 113  | 0.5%
18  |  | Republican | Vic Gilliam
of Silverton | Re-elected |  | Republican | Vic Gilliam | 15,129  | 65.6%
| Democratic | Scott A. Mills  | 7,801  | 33.8%
|  | others  | 123  | 0.5%
19  |  | Republican | Kevin Cameron
of Salem | Retiring[11] |  | Republican | Jodi L. Hack | 12,664  | 57.0%
| Democratic | Bill Dalton  | 9,522  | 42.8%
|  | others  | 50  | 0.2%
20  |  | Republican | Vicki Berger
of Salem | Retiring[12] |  | Republican | Kathy B. Goss  | 11,656  | 48.1%
| Democratic | Paul Evans | 12,400  | 51.2%
|  | others  | 165  | 0.7%
21  |  | Democratic | Brian Clem
of Salem | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Brian Clem | 10,527  | 63.7%
| Republican | Beverly J. Wright  | 5,865  | 35.5%
|  | others  | 121  | 0.7%
22  |  | Democratic | Betty Komp
of Woodburn | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Betty Komp | 6,523  | 52.5%
| Republican | Matt Geiger  | 5,329  | 42.9%
|  | others  | 583  | 4.7%
23  |  | Republican | Jim Thompson
of Dallas | Lost in primary[13] |  | Republican | Mike Nearman | 14,474  | 52.8%
| Democratic | Wanda Davis  | 9,891  | 36.1%
|  | others  | 3,066  | 11.2%
24  |  | Republican | Jim Weidner
of Yamhill | Re-elected |  | Republican | Jim Weidner | 12,083  | 51.1%
| Democratic | Ken Moore  | 10,845  | 45.9%
|  | others  | 708  | 3.0%
25  |  | Republican | Kim Thatcher
of Keizer | Retiring[10] |  | Republican | Bill Post | 12,555  | 54.8%
| Independent Party (US)  | Chuck Lee  | 9,574  | 43.3%
|  | others  | 765  | 1.9%
26  |  | Republican | John Davis
of Wilsonville | Re-elected |  | Republican | John Davis | 13,546  | 57,8%
| Democratic | Eric D. Squires  | 8,811  | 37.6%
|  | others  | 1,059  | 4.5%
27  |  | Democratic | Tobias Read
of Beaverton | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Tobias Read | 17,621  | 80.8%
|  | others  | 4,178  | 19.2%
28  |  | Democratic | Jeff Barker
of Aloha | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Jeff Barker | 14,582  | 80.7%
|  | others  | 3,495  | 19.3%
29  |  | Democratic | Ben Unger
of Hillsboro | Retiring[14] |  | Democratic | Susan McLain | 9,751  | 53.7%
| Republican | Mark Richman  | 8,321  | 45.9%
|  | others  | 73  | 0.4%
30  |  | Democratic | Joe Gallegos
of Hillsboro | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Joe Gallegos | 10,426  | 50.0%
| Republican | Dan Mason  | 8,518  | 40.8%
|  | others  | 1,910  | 9.2%
31  |  | Democratic | Brad Witt
of Clatskanie | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Brad Witt | 13,633  | 54.4%
| Republican | Larry Ericksen  | 10,224  | 40.8%
|  | others  | 1,192  | 4.7%
32  |  | Democratic | Deborah Boone
of Cannon Beach | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Deborah Boone | 14,831  | 60.2%
| Republican | Rick Rose  | 9,677  | 39.3%
|  | others  | 119  | 0.5%
33  |  | Democratic | Mitch Greenlick
of Portland | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Mitch Greenlick | 19,413  | 81.7%
|  | others  | 4,353  | 18.3%
34  |  | Democratic | Chris Harker
of Beaverton | Retiring[15] |  | Democratic | Ken Helm | 13,475  | 66.1%
| Republican | Brenden King  | 6,807  | 33.4%
|  | others  | 108  | 0.5%
35  |  | Democratic | Margaret Doherty
of Tigard | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Margaret Doherty | 18,334  | 81.1%
|  | others  | 4,263  | 18.3%
36  |  | Democratic | Jennifer Williamson
of Portland | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Jennifer Williamson | 21,626  | 85.0%
|  | others  | 3,804  | 15.0%
37  |  | Republican | Julie Parrish
of West Linn | Re-elected |  | Republican | Julie Parrish | 14,828  | 56.4%
| Democratic | Gerritt Rosenthal  | 11,365  | 43.3%
|  | others  | 78  | 0.3%
38  |  | Democratic | Ann Lininger
of Lake Oswego | Elected to full term |  | Democratic | Ann Lininger | 20,405  | 96.4%
|  | others  | 757  | 3.6%
39  |  | Republican | Bill Kennemer
of Oregon City | Re-elected |  | Republican | Bill Kennemer | 20,041  | 96.7%
|  | others  | 689  | 3.3%
40  |  | Democratic | Brent Barton
of Gladstone | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Brent Barton | 12,994  | 53.7%
| Republican | Steve Newgard  | 11,059  | 45.7%
|  | others  | 126  | 0.5%
41  |  | Democratic | Carolyn Tomei
of Milwaukie | Retiring[16] |  | Democratic | Kathleen Taylor | 18,845  | 70.5%
| Republican | Timothy E. McMenamin  | 7,774  | 29.5%
|  | others  | 117  | 0.4%
42  |  | Democratic | Rob Nosse
of Portland | Elected to a full term |  | Democratic | Rob Nosse | 26,321  | 90.6%
|  | others  | 2,718  | 9.4%
43  |  | Democratic | Lew Frederick
of Portland | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Lew Frederick | 21,553  | 97.5%
|  | others  | 561  | 2.5%
44  |  | Democratic | Tina Kotek
of Portland | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Tina Kotek | 19,760  | 85.5%
| Republican | Michael Harrington  | 3,151  | 13.6%
|  | others  | 193  | 0.8%
45  |  | Democratic | Barbara Smith Warner
of Portland | Elected to full term |  | Democratic | Barbara Smith Warner | 18,707  | 96.9%
|  | others  | 604  | 3.1%
46  |  | Democratic | Alissa Keny-Guyer
of Portland | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Alissa Keny-Guyer | 17,930  | 96.8%
|  | others  | 598  | 3.2%
47  |  | Democratic | Jessica Vega Pederson
of Portland | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Jessica Vega Pederson | 10,379  | 95.4%
|  | others  | 505  | 4.6%
48  |  | Democratic | Jeff Reardon
of Happy Valley | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Jeff Reardon | 10,738  | 67.2%
| Republican | George (Sonny) Yellott  | 5,101  | 31.9%
|  | others  | 142  | 0.9%
49  |  | Democratic | Chris Gorsek
of Troutdale | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Chris Gorsek | 9,527  | 60.4%
| Republican | Bill Beckers  | 6,141  | 38.9%
|  | others  | 107  | 0.7%
50  |  | Democratic | Greg Matthews
of Gresham | Retiring[18] |  | Democratic | Carla Piluso | 9,613  | 54.8%
| Republican | Dan Chriestenson  | 7,847  | 44.7%
|  | others  | 97  | 0.6%
51  |  | Democratic | Shemia Fagan
of Clackamas | Re-elected |  | Democratic | Shemia Fagan | 10,518  | 52.4%
| Republican | Jodi Bailey  | 9,450  | 47.1%
|  | others  | 96  | 0.5%
52  |  | Republican | Mark Johnson
of Hood River | Re-elected |  | Republican | Mark Johnson | 13,014  | 54.4%
| Democratic | Stephanie Nystrom  | 10,839  | 45.3%
|  | others  | 72  | 0.3%
53  |  | Republican | Gene Whisnant
of Sunriver | Re-elected |  | Republican | Gene Whisnant | 20,173  | 97.7%
|  | others  | 482  | 2.3%
54  |  | Republican | Jason Conger
of Bend | Retiring[19] |  | Republican | Knute Buehler | 15,348  | 58.2%
| Democratic | Craig Wilhelm  | 10,876  | 41.3%
|  | others  | 134  | 0.5%
55  |  | Republican | Mike McLane
of Powell Butte | Re-elected |  | Republican | Mike McLane | 17,689  | 72.4%
| Democratic | Richard Phay  | 5,369  | 22.0%
|  | others  | 1,380  | 5.6%
56  |  | Republican | Gail Whitsett
of Klamath Falls | Re-elected |  | Republican | Gail Whitsett | 16,252  | 97.2%
|  | others  | 462  | 2.8%
57  |  | Republican | Greg Smith
of Heppner | Re-elected |  | Republican | Greg Smith | 12,637  | 98.3%
|  | others  | 223  | 1.7%
58  |  | Republican | Bob Jenson
of Pendleton | Retiring[20] |  | Republican | Greg Barreto | 16,728  | 73.2%
| Democratic | Heidi Van Schoonhoven  | 5,667  | 24.8%
|  | others  | 461  | 2.0%
59  |  | Republican | John Huffman
of The Dalles | Re-elected |  | Republican | John Huffman | 18,325  | 98.1%
|  | others  | 347  | 1.9%
60  |  | Republican | Cliff Bentz
of Ontario | Re-elected |  | Republican | Cliff Bentz | 16,909  | 82.0%
| Democratic | Peter W. Hall  | 3,662  | 17.8%
|  | others  | 53  | 0.3%

## See also

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* 77th Oregon Legislative Assembly (2013–2014)
* 78th Oregon Legislative Assembly (2015–2016)

## References

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2. ^ "Candidate Filing Search Results". Oregon Secretary of State. Retrieved May 22, 2014.
3. ^ a b Gaston, Christian (December 17, 2013). "Larry George, key 'grand bargain' negotiator, won't seek re-election to Oregon Senate". The Oregonian. Retrieved May 22, 2014.
4. ^ "Voter Turnout - Oregon - General Election 2014".
5. ^ "Content Manager WebDrawer - 2014 General Election Official Results".
6. ^ a b "Freeman wins Douglas County commissioner seat in primary". NRToday.com. May 21, 2014. Retrieved May 22, 2014.
7. ^ a b Gaston, Christian (January 20, 2014). "Josephine County Rep. Wally Hicks won't seek another term in Oregon Legislature". The Oregonian. Retrieved May 22, 2014.
8. ^ a b Esteve, Harry (May 20, 2014). "Dennis Richardson wins GOP governor primary, will face Democrat John Kitzhaber". The Oregonian. Retrieved May 22, 2014.
9. ^ a b Mapes, Jeff (September 20, 2013). "Bruce Hanna decides not to run for re-election -- or, for now, another seat: Oregon politics today". The Oregonian. Retrieved May 22, 2014.
10. ^ a b c d "Oregon primary election results 2014: Oregon Legislature". The Oregonian. May 21, 2014. Retrieved May 22, 2014.
11. ^ a b Staver, Anna (May 20, 2014). "Rep. Kevin Cameron named new Marion County commissioner". Salem Statesman-Journal. Retrieved May 22, 2014.
12. ^ a b Gaston, Christian (October 23, 2013). "Vicki Berger won't seek re-election to Salem Oregon House seat". The Oregonian. Retrieved May 22, 2014.
13. ^ a b Zheng, Yuxing (May 20, 2014). "Jim Thompson loses House seat in GOP face-off against Mike Nearman". The Oregonian. Retrieved May 22, 2014.
14. ^ a b Gaston, Christian (March 11, 2014). "Susan McLain will run for Oregon House, replacing Rep. Ben Unger on ballot". The Oregonian. Retrieved May 22, 2014.
15. ^ a b Brettman, Allan (October 26, 2013). "State Rep. Chris Harker, D-Beaverton, announces he will not seek re-election in 2014". The Oregonian. Retrieved May 22, 2014.
16. ^ a b Esteve, Harry (March 7, 2014). "Rep. Carolyn Tomei, Milwaukie Democrat, won't run for re-election". The Oregonian. Retrieved May 22, 2014.
17. ^ Binder, Melissa (May 20, 2014). "Multnomah County District 1: Jules Bailey defeats Brian Wilson". The Oregonian. Retrieved May 22, 2014.
18. ^ a b Gaston, Christian (March 7, 2014). "Gresham Rep. Greg Matthews won't seek reelection to Oregon House". The Oregonian. Retrieved May 22, 2014.
19. ^ a b Mapes, Jeff (May 20, 2014). "Monica Wehby defeats Jason Conger in GOP Senate primary, focuses on Jeff Merkley". The Oregonian. Retrieved May 22, 2014.
20. ^ a b Zheng, Yuxing (May 20, 2014). "Greg Barreto defeats John Turner in northeast Oregon House GOP primary". The Oregonian. Retrieved May 22, 2014.
21. ^ "General Election Abstracts of Votes: State Representative". Oregon Secretary of State. Retrieved June 21, 2012.

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