Oregon ballots are due Nov. 5. In addition to the elections for president, congress, statewide office and state legislature, voters in many of Lane County's cities and special districts will elect local leaders.

A Republican incumbent and a Democratic challenger vying for a congressional seat in Oregon are each seeking to appeal to moderates and independent voters as the most centrist candidate. Oregon favors Democrats overall.

Normally the House Democrats’ political arm, FuturePAC, only funds races for the Oregon House and does not oppose any member of the party.

Oregon election officials are screening phone and email messages after receiving a barrage of out-of-town calls from people responding to a false claim that the state’s voter pamphlet doesn't include Republican nominee Donald Trump.

The Oregon Secretary of State Elections Division shut down its phone lines following a barrage of calls from people responding to false claims that the state’s voters pamphlet does not include Republican nominee Donald Trump.

Cruz’s campaign ads, part of a multimillion-dollar media blitz hitting his opponent, Rep. Colin Allred (D-Texas), over his support for trans-inclusive policies, feature photographs of high-profile

Portland polling firm DHM Research surveyed 600 voters in Multnomah, Clackamas and Washington Counties, half of them living within Portland city limits. Pollsters took care to reflect the age, gender,

The Oregon Secretary of State Elections Division said it temporarily shut down an election phone line because the “system was overwhelmed” by out-of-state misinformation. The office said

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An Oregon school district on Thursday asked Sen. Ted Cruz’s (R-Texas) campaign to take down two ads targeting transgender athletes because they include a photograph of two minor girls who are not

Former President Donald Trump and U.S. Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, don’t appear in Oregon’s voters’ guide because the Republican presidential and vice presidential nominees didn’t submit a statement for inclusion, according to the Oregon secretary of state’s office. They weren’t removed from the website.

The calls are about false claims of election interference about former president Donald Trump not having a statement in the Oregon voters' pamphlet.