2026 U.S. Midterm Election
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Oregon gubernatorial candidates Gov. Tina Kotek and Sen. Christine Drazan, R-Canby, spent the final weekend before Election Day campaigning.
Gov. Tina Kotek's reelection campaign thanked volunteers on Nov. 1 with performances by Hannah Glavor and Ural Thomas & The Pain in Portland.
Voters in Alaska, Idaho and Oregon will decide on controversial ballot measures and races for office at all levels of government. Alaska's Senate race could help decide the balance of power in Washington D.
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.
Despite clashes between county officials, Marion County will get two new ballot boxes ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
Oregon gubernatorial candidate Christine Drazan joins ‘America’s Newsroom’ to discuss her high-stakes race against Democrat Tina Kotek.
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...
Four years ago, Gov. Tina Kotek narrowly won the state's top seat. Now she faces a tough rematch against Republican challenger state Sen. Christine Drazan, with polls showing a neck-and-neck race just two weeks before Election Day. Why it matters: Recent polling suggests the two are in a dead heat. A poll from OPB showed Drazan leading 47% to 46%, while the Oregonian put Kotek ahead 46% to 44% — both within the margin of error. State of play:...
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