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All 60 House seats and 15 of the 30 Senate seats are on the November 3 ballot: representatives serve two-year terms and senators four. Enter your address to see your races.

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Oregon Senate (15)
DistrictCandidatesNow in the seat
3
  • Denise D Krause (Democratic)
  • Brad Hicks (Republican, Libertarian)
  • Clay Bearnson (Independent Party, Pacific Green)
 Jeff Golden (D)
4 Floyd Prozanski (D)
6
  • Sierrah Williams (Democratic, Working Families)
  • Jack Tibbetts (Republican)
  • Caleb Ticer (Libertarian)
 Cedric Hayden (R)
7
  • James I Manning Jr (Democratic, Independent Party, Working Families) · Incumbent
  • Jack (Jake) D Huff (Republican)
 James Manning (D)
8 Sara Gelser Blouin (D)
10
  • Deb Patterson (Democratic, Working Families) · Incumbent
  • Angela Plowhead (Republican, Libertarian)
 Deb Patterson (D)
11
  • Virginia Stapleton (Democratic, Working Families)
  • Tracy M Cramer (Republican)
 Kim Thatcher (R)
13
  • Courtney Neron Misslin (Democratic, Working Families) · Incumbent
  • Glenn Lancaster (Republican)
  • Tim E Nelson (Libertarian)
 Courtney Neron Misslin (D)
15
  • Myrna A Munoz (Democratic, Working Families)
  • Harold Hutchison (Republican)
 Janeen Sollman (D)
16
  • Rachel Armitage (Democratic)
  • Courtney Bangs (Republican)
  • Melisa Finkle (Independent Party)
 Suzanne Weber (R)
17
  • Lisa Reynolds (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • John A N Chee (Republican)
 Lisa Reynolds (D)
19
  • Rob Wagner (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Mary Dirksen (Republican)
 Rob Wagner (D)
20
  • Mark Meek (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Michele Stroh (Republican)
 Mark Meek (D)
24
  • Kayse Jama (Democratic, Working Families) · Incumbent
 Kayse Jama (D)
26
  • Nicole Bassett (Democratic, Independent Party, Working Families)
  • Jeff Helfrich (Republican)
 Christine Drazan (R)
Oregon House (60)
DistrictCandidatesNow in the seat
1
  • Bret Cecil (Democratic)
  • Court Boice (Republican) · Incumbent
 Court Boice (R)
2 Virgle Osborne (R)
3
  • Susan Fischer-Maki (Democratic)
  • Dwayne Yunker (Republican) · Incumbent
 Dwayne Yunker (R)
4 Alek Skarlatos (R)
5
  • Pam Marsh (Democratic, Independent Party) · Incumbent
  • Alexander Krigsvold (Republican)
 Pam Marsh (D)
6
  • John P Holm (Democratic)
  • Kim Wallan (Republican) · Incumbent
 Kim Wallan (R)
7
  • Kori Rodley (Democratic, Working Families)
  • Adam Wilson (Republican, Libertarian)
 John Lively (D)
8
  • Lisa Fragala (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Bill Vivian (Republican)
 Lisa Fragala (D)
9
  • John Ezra Scheirman (Democratic)
  • Claire Lynn (Republican)
 Boomer Wright (R)
10
  • David Gomberg (Democratic, Republican, Independent Party) · Incumbent
 David Gomberg (D)
11
  • Ivan Maluski (Democratic, Independent Party, Working Families)
  • Ken Jackola (Republican)
 Jami Cate (R)
12 Darin Harbick (R)
13
  • Nancy Nathanson (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Jonathan T Abrahamsen (Republican)
 Nancy Nathanson (D)
14
  • Julie Fahey (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Kevin T Burton (Republican)
 Julie Fahey (D)
15
  • Joanna Robinson (Democratic, Independent Party, Working Families)
  • Shelly Boshart Davis (Republican) · Incumbent
 Shelly Boshart Davis (R)
16 Sarah McDonald (D)
17
  • David Nelson (Democratic)
  • Dan Farrington (Republican)
 Ed Diehl (R)
18
  • Roy Kaufmann (Democratic, Independent Party, Working Families, Progressive)
  • Amanda Staehely (Republican)
  • Patrick Marnell (Libertarian)
 Rick Lewis (R)
19
  • Tom Andersen (Democratic, Independent Party, Working Families) · Incumbent
  • Anna Munson (Republican, Libertarian)
 Tom Andersen (D)
20
  • Paul Evans (Democratic, Working Families) · Incumbent
  • Andrew Fudge (Republican, Independent Party)
  • Taylor A Rickey (Libertarian)
 Paul Evans (D)
21
  • Michael Welsh (Democratic, Working Families)
  • Kevin L Mannix (Republican) · Incumbent
 Kevin Mannix (R)
22
  • Lesly M Munoz (Democratic, Independent Party, Working Families) · Incumbent
  • Noemi Legaspi (Republican, Libertarian)
 Lesly Muñoz (D)
23 Anna Scharf (R)
24 Lucetta Elmer (R)
25
  • Ben Bowman (Democratic, Working Families) · Incumbent
  • Bob Niemeyer (Republican)
 Ben Bowman (D)
26
  • Sue R Rieke Smith (Democratic, Independent Party) · Incumbent
  • Stephanie Carkin (Republican, Libertarian)
  • Steph Terrio (Progressive, Pacific Green)
 Sue Rieke Smith (D)
27
  • Tammy Carpenter (Democratic, Progressive, Working Families)
  • G Mark Norman (Republican)
 Ken Helm (D)
28
  • Dacia Grayber (Democratic, Independent Party, Working Families) · Incumbent
  • Randall Fryer (Republican)
 Dacia Grayber (D)
29
  • Susan McLain (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Brian Schimmel (Republican, Independent Party)
 Susan McLain (D)
30
  • Nathan Sosa (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Charles A Ross (Republican)
 Nathan Sosa (D)
31 Darcey Edwards (R)
32
  • Cyrus Javadi (Democratic, Independent Party) · Incumbent
  • Max Sherman (Republican)
 Cyrus Javadi (D)
33 Shannon Isadore (D)
34
  • Mari Watanabe (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Shaunie Cousins (Republican)
 Mari Watanabe (D)
35
  • Farrah Chaichi (Democratic, Working Families) · Incumbent
  • Dan Martin (Republican)
 Farrah Chaichi (D)
36
  • Hai Pham (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Michael Orth (Republican)
 Hai Pham (D)
37
  • Jules Walters (Democratic, Independent Party, Working Families) · Incumbent
  • Chad Parker (Republican)
 Jules Walters (D)
38 Daniel Nguyen (D)
39
  • April Dobson (Democratic, Republican, Independent Party) · Incumbent
 April Dobson (D)
40
  • Michael W Sugar (Democratic, Working Families)
  • Adam Baker (Republican)
  • Pat Hubbell (Independent Party)
 Annessa Hartman (D)
41
  • Mark Gamba (Democratic, Working Families) · Incumbent
  • Elvis Clark (Republican)
 Mark Gamba (D)
42
  • Rob Nosse (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Morey Straus (Libertarian)
 Rob Nosse (D)
43 Tawna Sanchez (D)
44
  • Travis Nelson (Democratic, Working Families) · Incumbent
  • Margo Logan (Republican)
 Travis Nelson (D)
45
  • Thuy Tran (Democratic, Working Families, Independent Party) · Incumbent
  • Jason Boyce (Republican)
 Thuy Tran (D)
46
  • Willy Chotzen (Democratic, Working Families) · Incumbent
  • Leo Morley (Republican)
 Willy Chotzen (D)
47 Andrea Valderrama (D)
48
  • Lamar Wise (Democratic, Independent Party, Working Families) · Incumbent
  • Andrew Morrison (Republican)
 Lamar Wise (D)
49
  • Zach Hudson (Democratic, Working Families) · Incumbent
  • Ann Walker (Republican)
 Zach Hudson (D)
50
  • Ricki Ruiz (Democratic, Independent Party) · Incumbent
  • Brian Gray (Republican)
 Ricki Ruiz (D)
51
  • Darla Mead (Democratic, Working Families)
  • Matt Bunch (Republican) · Incumbent
 Matt Bunch (R)
52
  • Hank Sanders (Democratic, Independent Party)
  • Scott C Hege (Republican)
 Jeff Helfrich (R)
53
  • Emerson Levy (Democratic, Independent Party) · Incumbent
  • Michael Summers (Republican, Libertarian)
 Em Levy (D)
54 Jason Kropf (D)
55 Werner Reschke (R)
56 Emily McIntire (R)
57
  • Greg Smith (Republican) · Incumbent
  • Josiah Dean (Pacific Green)
 Greg Smith (R)
58
  • Brian Campbell (Democratic)
  • Bobby Levy (Republican) · Incumbent
 Bobby Levy (R)
59 Vikki Breese Iverson (R)
60
  • Beth Spell (Democratic)
  • Mark Owens (Republican) · Incumbent
 Mark Owens (R)

Candidates as the Oregon Secretary of State's candidate filings (ORESTAR) list them for the November 3 general election, saved on October 19, 2026, with every party that nominated each one: Oregon lets several parties nominate the same candidate. Write-in candidates aren't listed. Secretary of State's candidate filings ↗. Checked Oct. 19, 2026.