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Oregon

What is on Oregon's ballot on Nov 3, 2026, 25 days from now.

Senate

United States Senate

Oregon — Senate

One of Oregon's two Senate seats is on the ballot this cycle. Which of its two senators holds that seat is not shown, because The Record cannot currently establish it. Senate classes belong to seats rather than to states, so naming the right senator needs each one's official term-end date, and Congress.gov does not publish one for a sitting member. Both senators are listed below; the candidate filings are from the FEC and are accurate.

Filed with the FEC (10)

  • DYE, GARY IIndependent Not yet a statutory candidate FEC filing →
  • HENRY, CHRIS IIndependent Not yet a statutory candidate FEC filing →
  • MCALMOND, RUSSELL RRepublican Not yet a statutory candidate FEC filing →
  • MERKLEY, JEFFREY ALAN DDemocrat Incumbent Statutory candidate FEC filing →
  • PERKINS, JO RAE RRepublican Statutory candidate FEC filing →
  • RYAN, JACOB DDemocrat Not yet a statutory candidate FEC filing →
  • SKELTON, TIMOTHY WILLIAM RRepublican Not yet a statutory candidate FEC filing →
  • SMITH, DAVID BROCK RRepublican Statutory candidate FEC filing →
  • SOLOMON, GAVIN RRepublican Not yet a statutory candidate FEC filing →
  • SOLOMON, GAVIN RRepublican Not yet a statutory candidate FEC filing →

Filing with the FEC is not the same as being on a ballot — it costs nothing and requires no signatures. The status beside each name is the FEC's own.

House of Representatives

District 1

Oregon — District 1

Bonamici, Suzanne DDemocrat · currently holds this seat
30 recorded votes on file · see the record

Filed with the FEC (3)

  • BONAMICI, SUZANNE MS. DDemocrat Incumbent Statutory candidate FEC filing →
  • CHAUDHRY-AHMAD, JAMIL O DDemocrat Statutory candidate FEC filing →
  • KAHL, BARBARA J DR DVM RRepublican Statutory candidate FEC filing →

Filing with the FEC is not the same as being on a ballot — it costs nothing and requires no signatures. The status beside each name is the FEC's own.

District 2

Oregon — District 2

Bentz, Cliff RRepublican · currently holds this seat
30 recorded votes on file · see the record

Filed with the FEC (10)

Filing with the FEC is not the same as being on a ballot — it costs nothing and requires no signatures. The status beside each name is the FEC's own.

District 3

Oregon — District 3

Dexter, Maxine DDemocrat · currently holds this seat
30 recorded votes on file · see the record

Filed with the FEC (3)

Filing with the FEC is not the same as being on a ballot — it costs nothing and requires no signatures. The status beside each name is the FEC's own.

District 4

Oregon — District 4

Hoyle, Val T. DDemocrat · currently holds this seat
30 recorded votes on file · see the record

Filed with the FEC (6)

Filing with the FEC is not the same as being on a ballot — it costs nothing and requires no signatures. The status beside each name is the FEC's own.

District 5

Oregon — District 5

Bynum, Janelle S. DDemocrat · currently holds this seat
30 recorded votes on file · see the record

Filed with the FEC (6)

Filing with the FEC is not the same as being on a ballot — it costs nothing and requires no signatures. The status beside each name is the FEC's own.

District 6

Oregon — District 6

Salinas, Andrea DDemocrat · currently holds this seat
30 recorded votes on file · see the record

Filed with the FEC (3)

Filing with the FEC is not the same as being on a ballot — it costs nothing and requires no signatures. The status beside each name is the FEC's own.

Governor

Governor

Oregon — Governor

Oregon elects a governor on Nov 3, 2026.

The Record doesn't publish candidates or the sitting governor for state races. The Federal Election Commission covers federal candidates only, and there is no free official feed for state offices — so rather than compile a list by hand that would quietly go out of date, this points at the authority that actually runs the election.

Oregon's election office →

Before You Vote

Registration deadlines, polling places, early voting, and what is actually printed on your ballot are all set by your state, not by any of this. Your state's election office is the authoritative source for every one of them.

Find Oregon's election office →