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Who is on the ballot in Oregon on November 3, 2026?

For the November 3, 2026 general election. From the Oregon Secretary of State, Elections Division candidate list, checked October 14, 2026.

This page lists every candidate on the Oregon Secretary of State, Elections Division's list for U.S. Senate, governor, Congress and the legislature: 167 candidates in 83 races. Within each race, candidates are in alphabetical order by last name.

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U.S. Senator

Statewide offices

Governor

  • Christine Drazan (Republican, Libertarian)
  • Tina Kotek (Democrat, Working Families)
  • Brett Smith (Pacific Green)

U.S. House of Representatives

All 6 Oregon congressional districts elect a representative.

1st Congressional District

  • Suzanne Bonamici (Democrat, Working Families)
  • Barbara J Kahl (Republican)

2nd Congressional District

  • Chris Beck (Democrat, Independent)
  • Cliff Bentz (Republican)

3rd Congressional District

  • Loran Ayles (Republican)
  • Maxine E Dexter (Democrat)

4th Congressional District

  • Monique DeSpain (Republican, Libertarian)
  • Justin Filip (Pacific Green, Progressive)
  • Val Hoyle (Democrat, Working Families)

5th Congressional District

  • Patti Adair (Republican, Libertarian)
  • Janelle S Bynum (Democrat)
  • Andrea Townsend (Pacific Green)

6th Congressional District

  • David Russ (Republican)
  • Andrea Salinas (Democrat, Independent)

Oregon State Senate

The list has candidates in 15 State Senate districts. A district that is not shown has no candidate on the list for this election.

State Senator, District 3

  • Clay Bearnson (Independent, Pacific Green)
  • Brad Hicks (Republican, Libertarian)
  • Denise D Krause (Democrat)

State Senator, District 4

  • Floyd Prozanski (Democrat, Republican)

State Senator, District 6

  • Jack Tibbetts (Republican)
  • Caleb Ticer (Libertarian)
  • Sierrah Williams (Democrat, Working Families)

State Senator, District 7

  • Jack (Jake) D Huff (Republican)
  • James I Manning Jr (Democrat, Independent, Working Families)

State Senator, District 8

  • Sara Gelser Blouin (Democrat)
  • Valerie Draper Woldeit (Republican)

State Senator, District 10

  • Deb Patterson (Democrat, Working Families)
  • Angela Plowhead (Republican, Libertarian)

State Senator, District 11

  • Tracy M Cramer (Republican)
  • Virginia Stapleton (Democrat, Working Families)

State Senator, District 13

  • Glenn Lancaster (Republican)
  • Courtney Neron Misslin (Democrat, Working Families)
  • Tim E Nelson (Libertarian)

State Senator, District 15

  • Harold Hutchison (Republican)
  • Myrna A Munoz (Democrat, Working Families)

State Senator, District 16

  • Rachel Armitage (Democrat)
  • Courtney Bangs (Republican)
  • Melisa Finkle (Independent)

State Senator, District 17

  • John A N Chee (Republican)
  • Lisa Reynolds (Democrat)

State Senator, District 19

  • Mary Dirksen (Republican)
  • Rob Wagner (Democrat)

State Senator, District 20

  • Mark Meek (Democrat)
  • Michele Stroh (Republican)

State Senator, District 24

  • Kayse Jama (Democrat, Working Families)

State Senator, District 26

  • Nicole Bassett (Democrat, Independent, Working Families)
  • Jeff Helfrich (Republican)

Oregon House of Representatives

The list has candidates in 60 districts. A district that is not shown has no candidate on the list for this election.

State Representative, District 1

  • Court Boice (Republican)
  • Bret Cecil (Democrat)

State Representative, District 2

  • Virgle J Osborne (Republican, Democrat)

State Representative, District 3

  • Susan Fischer-Maki (Democrat)
  • Dwayne Yunker (Republican)

State Representative, District 4

  • Alek Skarlatos (Republican)

State Representative, District 5

  • Alexander Krigsvold (Republican)
  • Pam Marsh (Democrat, Independent)

State Representative, District 6

  • John P Holm (Democrat)
  • Kim Wallan (Republican)

State Representative, District 7

  • Kori Rodley (Democrat, Working Families)
  • Adam Wilson (Republican, Libertarian)

State Representative, District 8

  • Lisa Fragala (Democrat)
  • Bill Vivian (Republican)

State Representative, District 9

  • Claire Lynn (Republican)
  • John Ezra Scheirman (Democrat)

State Representative, District 10

  • David Gomberg (Democrat, Independent, Republican)

State Representative, District 11

  • Ken Jackola (Republican)
  • Ivan Maluski (Democrat, Independent, Working Families)

State Representative, District 12

  • Darin Harbick (Republican)
  • Amber Smith (Democrat)

State Representative, District 13

  • Jonathan T Abrahamsen (Republican)
  • Nancy Nathanson (Democrat)

State Representative, District 14

  • Kevin T Burton (Republican)
  • Julie Fahey (Democrat)

State Representative, District 15

  • Shelly Boshart Davis (Republican)
  • Joanna Robinson (Democrat, Independent, Working Families)

State Representative, District 16

  • Sarah Finger McDonald (Democrat, Republican)

State Representative, District 17

  • Dan Farrington (Republican)
  • David Nelson (Democrat)

State Representative, District 18

  • Roy Kaufmann (Independent, Working Families, Democrat)
  • Patrick Marnell (Libertarian)
  • Amanda Staehely (Republican)

State Representative, District 19

  • Tom Andersen (Democrat, Independent, Working Families)
  • Anna Munson (Republican, Libertarian)

State Representative, District 20

  • Paul Evans (Democrat, Working Families)
  • Andrew Fudge (Republican, Independent)
  • Taylor A Rickey (Libertarian)

State Representative, District 21

  • Kevin L Mannix (Republican)
  • Michael Welsh (Democrat, Working Families)

State Representative, District 22

  • Noemi Legaspi (Republican, Libertarian)
  • Lesly M Munoz (Democrat, Independent, Working Families)

State Representative, District 23

  • Anna M Scharf (Republican)
  • Kriss Wright (Democrat)

State Representative, District 24

  • Lucetta A Elmer (Republican)

State Representative, District 25

  • Ben Bowman (Democrat, Working Families)
  • Bob Niemeyer (Republican)

State Representative, District 26

  • Stephanie Carkin (Republican, Libertarian)
  • Sue R Rieke Smith (Democrat, Independent)
  • Steph Terrio (Pacific Green, Progressive)

State Representative, District 27

  • Tammy Carpenter (Democrat, Progressive, Working Families)
  • G Mark Norman (Republican)

State Representative, District 28

  • Randall Fryer (Republican)
  • Dacia Grayber (Democrat, Independent, Working Families)

State Representative, District 29

  • Susan McLain (Democrat)
  • Brian Schimmel (Independent, Republican)

State Representative, District 30

  • Charles A Ross (Republican)
  • Nathan Sosa (Democrat)

State Representative, District 31

  • Darcey Edwards (Republican)
  • Tom L Forest (Democrat)

State Representative, District 32

  • Cyrus Javadi (Democrat, Independent)
  • Max Sherman (Republican)

State Representative, District 33

  • Shannon Jones Isadore (Democrat)
  • Ciatta R Thompson (Republican)

State Representative, District 34

  • Shaunie Cousins (Republican)
  • Mari Watanabe (Democrat)

State Representative, District 35

  • Farrah Chaichi (Democrat, Working Families)
  • Dan Martin (Republican)

State Representative, District 36

  • Michael Orth (Republican)
  • Hai Pham (Democrat)

State Representative, District 37

  • Chad Parker (Republican)
  • Jules Walters (Democrat, Independent, Working Families)

State Representative, District 38

  • Daniel Loc Nguyen (Democrat, Republican)

State Representative, District 39

  • April Dobson (Democrat, Republican, Independent)

State Representative, District 40

  • Adam Baker (Republican)
  • Pat Hubbell (Independent)
  • Michael W Sugar (Democrat, Working Families)

State Representative, District 41

  • Elvis Clark (Republican)
  • Mark Gamba (Democrat, Working Families)

State Representative, District 42

  • Rob Nosse (Democrat)
  • Morey Straus (Libertarian)

State Representative, District 43

  • Tim LeMaster (Republican)
  • Tawna Sanchez (Democrat)

State Representative, District 44

  • Margo Logan (Republican)
  • Travis Nelson (Democrat, Working Families)

State Representative, District 45

  • Jason Boyce (Republican)
  • Thuy Tran (Democrat, Independent, Working Families)

State Representative, District 46

  • Willy Chotzen (Democrat, Working Families)
  • Leo Morley (Republican)

State Representative, District 47

  • Andrea Valderrama (Democrat)

State Representative, District 48

  • Andrew Morrison (Republican)
  • Lamar Wise (Democrat, Independent, Working Families)

State Representative, District 49

  • Zach Hudson (Democrat, Working Families)
  • Ann Walker (Republican)

State Representative, District 50

  • Brian Gray (Republican)
  • Ricki Ruiz (Democrat, Independent)

State Representative, District 51

  • Matt Bunch (Republican)
  • Darla Mead (Democrat, Working Families)

State Representative, District 52

  • Scott C Hege (Republican)
  • Hank Sanders (Democrat, Independent)

State Representative, District 53

  • Emerson Levy (Democrat, Independent)
  • Michael Summers (Republican, Libertarian)

State Representative, District 54

  • Jason Kropf (Democrat)

State Representative, District 55

  • E Werner Reschke (Republican)
  • Colby M Simmons (Democrat)

State Representative, District 56

  • Emily G McIntire (Republican)

State Representative, District 57

  • Josiah Dean (Pacific Green)
  • Greg Smith (Republican)

State Representative, District 58

  • Brian Campbell (Democrat)
  • Bobby Levy (Republican)

State Representative, District 59

  • Vikki Breese-Iverson (Republican)
  • Lawrence Jones (Democrat)

State Representative, District 60

  • Mark Owens (Republican)
  • Beth Spell (Democrat)

Judges, county offices and local questions

These are not listed on this page: judges, county and local offices, and ballot questions. The Oregon Secretary of State, Elections Division's full candidate list has every office it covers. Your full sample ballot, with every contest and question you will see, comes from your county or local election office: find yours.

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