// MMXXVI · Oregon · 83rd Legislative AssemblyBy the people. For the record.
File No. OR-ELECTIONS / 2026 cycle
Oregon Elections · 2026
Primary: May 19, 2026 — 40.73% (1,256,466 ballots counted of 3,084,538 active registered voters). General: November 3, 2026.
// Primary (completed)
Closed primary (party registration required for partisan races)
Certified: 2026-06-25
// Statewide offices on November ballot
- GovernorIncumbent: Tina Kotek (D)D: Tina Kotek (84% in primary)R: Christine Drazan (41% in primary; former House Minority Leader, 2022 nominee)
- Labor CommissionerIncumbent: Christina Stephenson (nonpartisan, elected 2022)
// Federal seats on November ballot
- U.S. SenateIncumbent: Jeff Merkley (D, since 2009)Republicans have not won a U.S. Senate seat in Oregon since 2002.
- U.S. House — Oregon's 1st Congressional DistrictIncumbent: Suzanne Bonamici (D, since 2012)
- U.S. House — Oregon's 2nd Congressional DistrictIncumbent: Cliff Bentz (R)
- U.S. House — Oregon's 3rd Congressional DistrictIncumbent: Maxine Dexter (D, since 2025)
- U.S. House — Oregon's 4th Congressional DistrictIncumbent: Val Hoyle (D, since 2023)DCCC 'frontline' vulnerable incumbent
- U.S. House — Oregon's 5th Congressional DistrictIncumbent: Janelle Bynum (D, since 2025)DCCC 'frontline' vulnerable incumbent
- U.S. House — Oregon's 6th Congressional DistrictIncumbent: Andrea Salinas (D, since 2023)
// State legislative seats
All 60 Oregon House seats up. 15 of 30 Oregon Senate seats up (staggered class). At least 4 Republican senators barred from re-election under Ballot Measure 113 (2022) for the 2023 walkout: Daniel Bonham, Cedric Hayden, Kim Thatcher, Suzanne Weber.