last updated Nov. 9 1:30 a.m.
SENATE
Ron Wyden (D)
HOUSE
District 1 - Suzanne Bonamici (D)
District 2 - Greg Walden (R)
District 3 - Earl Blumenauer (D)
District 4 - Peter DeFazio (D)
District 5 - Kurt Schrader (D)
GOVERNOR
Kate Brown (D)
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Ellen Rosenblum (D)
SECRETARY OF STATE
Dennis Richardson (R)
TREASURER
Tobias Read (D)
STATE SENATE
District 21 - Kathleen Taylor (D)
District 22 - Lew Frederick (D)
District 23 - Michael Dembrow (D)
District 25 - Laurie Monnes Anderson (D)
STATE HOUSE RACES
District 26 - Richard Vial (R)
District 28 - Jeff Barker (D)
District 32 - Deborah Boone (D)
District 33 - Mitch Greenlick (D)
District 37 - Julie Parrish (R)
District 38 - Ann Lininger (D)
District 39 - Bill Kennemer (R)
District 41 - Karin Power (D)
District 48 - Jeff Reardon (D)
District 51 - Janelle Bynum (D)
STATE BALLOT MEASURES
Measure 94 NO
Measure 95 YES
Measure 96 YES
Measure 97 NO
Measure 98 YES
Measure 99 YES
Measure 100 YES
PORTLAND CITY COUNCIL
Position No. 4 Commissioner - Chloe Eudaly
MULTNOMAH COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
District 1 - Sharon Meieran
District 4 - Lori Stegmann
LOCAL MEASURES
Metro
Measure 26-178 - Renews local option levy; protects natural areas, water quality, fish YES
City of Portland
Measure 26-179 - Bonds to fund affordable housing YES
Measure 26-180 - Establish tax on recreational marijuana sales; dedicate purposes for funds YES
Multnomah Co.
Measure 26-181 - Amends charter, extends term limits to three consecutive terms NO
Measure 26-182 - Amends charter, commissioners may run for Chair midterm without resigning YES
Measure 26-183 - Amends Charter, changes elected sheriff position to appointed department head NO
Measure 26-184 - Limits contributions, expenditures, requires disclosure in Multnomah County candidate elections YES
Measure 26-185 - Amends charter committee appointment process, sets appointment convening timelines YES