City Council, District 3
First ranked-choice count posts at 8 p.m. PT. Next count: midnight.
Inner Southeast. 21 candidates; three incumbents running.
Official returns for Portland City Council, Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties, metro city councils from Milwaukie to Hillsboro, Oregon's statewide races and the fight for Congress.
Three seats each in District 3 and District 4, counted by ranked-choice voting.
Each district elects three people. A candidate wins a seat once they pass the threshold: 25% of votes, plus one (the dark line on each bar).
So the leader on first choices isn't guaranteed a seat, and fourth place can still win. Counts tonight are preliminary and will shift as more ballots arrive through Nov. 10.
First ranked-choice count posts at 8 p.m. PT. Next count: midnight.
Inner Southeast. 21 candidates; three incumbents running.
First ranked-choice count posts at 8 p.m. PT. Next count: midnight.
West of the Willamette. 12 candidates; all three incumbents running.
First ranked-choice count posts at 8 p.m. PT. Next count: midnight.
Open seat. Counted by ranked-choice: a candidate needs more than 50% to win.
First ranked-choice count posts at 8 p.m. PT. Next count: midnight.
Open seat. Ranked-choice.
First results expected at 8 p.m. PT.
Yes amends the city charter so residents propose and vote on how to spend about 2% of the city's discretionary budget, starting July 2027.
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Unopposed.
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Runoffs for County Chair and Commission District 4, plus city races.
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Open seat (Kathryn Harrington is not running). May primary, certified: Fai 39.1%, Treece 33.1%, Kamprath 27.3%.
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Open seat (Jerry Willey is leaving). May primary, certified: Callaway 32.9%, Sinclair 21.4%.
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Hu was appointed mayor.
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Open seat. Both candidates are city councilors.
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Runoff. May primary: Philip 48.3%, Kocher 33.9%.
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Yes approves bonds for aging buildings, safety and career-technical facilities.
Two contested County Commission seats, plus Clerk and Sheriff.
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Shull is a former commissioner.
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Partial term. Helm was appointed after Melissa Fireside resigned.
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First results expected at 8 p.m. PT.
Mayor and council races across the Portland metro. Tap a city to open it.
Clackamas County
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Anderson is a sitting city councilor.
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Open seat.
UnopposedCouncil Pos. 4: Rebecca Stavenjord (incumbent)
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Open seat. Marl is a sitting city commissioner.
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First results expected at 8 p.m. PT.
Three 4-year seats and one 2-year seat.
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First results expected at 8 p.m. PT.
Open seat.
UnopposedMayor: Joshua V. Callahan · Council Pos. 3: Brett M. Sherman (incumbent)
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First results expected at 8 p.m. PT.
Yes creates an urban renewal district for the Town Center, capped at $152 million.
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First results expected at 8 p.m. PT.
UnopposedCouncil Pos. 3: Gabrielle Blaug (incumbent) · Council Pos. 5: Josh Smith
Multnomah County
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Piazza holds Council Position 5.
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Open seat.
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Open seat.
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First results expected at 8 p.m. PT.
Open seat.
UnopposedMayor: Keith A. Kudrna (incumbent) · Council Pos. 4: Jenni Weber (incumbent) · Council Pos. 5: Ted Tosterud
Washington County
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Wards are elected citywide. Salgado was appointed in 2025.
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Open seat.
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Open seat.
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Mayor's race is in the Washington County section.
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UnopposedMayor: Malynda Wenzl (incumbent)
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First results expected at 8 p.m. PT.
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First results expected at 8 p.m. PT.
UnopposedCouncil Pos. 1: Maria Antonieta Reyes (incumbent) · Pos. 3: Bridget Brooks (incumbent) · Pos. 5: Beth Dittman
Mayor's race is in the Washington County section.
UnopposedMayor: Tim Rosener · Council (3 seats): Taylor Giles, Keith Mays, Doug Scott
Races and measures to watch outside the metro.
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First results expected at 8 p.m. PT.
First results expected at 8 p.m. PT.
Citizen initiative. Yes requires large retailers and banks to buy a city license costing 2% of their Eugene gross profit, paying for a clean energy fund. Applies only to companies over $1 billion in national gross profit; groceries, medicine, health care, utilities and co-ops are exempt.
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Open seat (Jan Napack is not running). Two-year term.
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Counted by ranked-choice. A rematch: Struthers lost the last race by 34 votes.
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Runoff. May: Clark 40.1%, Aguiar 37.6%. Eugene's only contested council race.
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Runoff after a near-tie in May (3,514 to 3,509). Salem's only contested council race.
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Governor, U.S. Senate, all six U.S. House seats and the Legislature.
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A rematch of 2022, when Kotek won 47.0% to 43.5%.
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36 seats is three-fifths, the bar for passing tax bills without Republican votes. Democrats have one seat to spare. Seats to watch: HD-32 (Cyrus Javadi, who switched from Republican to Democrat in 2025), HD-21, HD-22, HD-48, HD-52.
18 seats is three-fifths, so Democrats sit exactly at the line: one net loss drops them below it. Seats to watch: SD-16 (north coast, open), SD-3, SD-10, SD-11, SD-20, SD-26.
Race calls by the Associated Press.
Starting point: the 65 seats not on the ballot (32 Democrats, 2 independents who caucus with them, 31 Republicans). 35 seats are up. Democrats need a net gain of 4.
Oregon votes by mail. Ballots postmarked by Election Day count if they arrive by Nov. 10, so totals keep growing for a week. Portland's ranked-choice counts are rerun with each release and are not final until certification by Nov. 30.