Oregon Voting Roundup: Major Races, Measures, and Endorsements

With election day just two weeks away, we're providing links with information to help you fill out your ballots in Oregon. 

There are a lot of candidates and ballot measures. Hopefully, you can find the answers to any questions you may have while you’re trying to make important decisions.

General Election Information

OR Online Voters’ Guide

Audio Online Voters’ Guide

Oregon Drop Box Locator

Willamette Week Endorsements

Governor

Congress

Legislative

Local

Measures

Oregonian

Editorial Endorsements

Governor’s Race

Kate Brown and Knute Buehler on Guns

Kate Brown and Knute Buehler on Abortion

Knute Buehler and Kate Brown on State Spending

Knute Buehler and Kate Brown on Taxes

Kate Brown and Knute Buehler on Homelessness

Oregon Education: Where Kate Brown and Knute Buehler Stand

Kate Brown and Knute Buehler on Housing

OPB – Where They Stand: Oregon’s Gubernatorial Candidates on Health Care

OPB – Where They Stand: Oregon’s Gubernatorial Candidates on Death Penalty, Capital Punishment

Willamette Week – What’s Not to Like about Kate Brown?

Portland City Council

KATU2 – Hardesty, Smith Hotly Debate Issues

Portland Tribune – Hardesty, Smith Weigh in on Housing,Police, Livability Issues

Portland Tribune – Left, Right or Middle? How City Council Might Swing

Street Roots – Hardesty vs. Smith: Diversity, Housing,Homelessness and More

Portland Tribune – Smith, Hardesty Spar over Contributions

Ballot Measures – Oregon

NBC Medford – Oregon’s 2018 Ballot Measures: What YouNeed to Know

Street Roots’ 2018 Endorsements: Ballot Measures

Bend Bulletin – Measure 102 Would Allow Bonds to Fund Privately-Built Affordable Housing

OPB – Oregon Measure 103 Asks: Should Grocers Have Constitutional Protections?

OPB – Measure 104 Becomes Debate over What Is a Tax in Oregon

KGW8 – Measure 105: Voters Will Decide Whether to Keep Oregon a Sanctuary State

OPB – Oregon Ballot Measure 106 Would Limit Access to Abortions

Willamette Week – Oregon Tax Measures Are Raising Big –and Lopsided – Money

Ballot Measures – Portland

26-199

KGW8 – Metro Measure 26-199: What the Affordable Housing Bond Means for Metro Residents

OPB – In New Approach, Metro Leaders Ask Voters for $652Million Housing Bond

Willamette Week – Pamplin Media’s Newspapers Divide Over Whether to Support Metro’s $653 Million Housing Bond

Portland Tribune – If Bond Passes, Metro Wants to Spend Money ASAP

26-200

Willamette Week – Portland Measure to Cap Campaign Contributions Will Be on the Ballot

26-201

OPB – What You Need to Know about Portland Clean Energy Measure 26-201

Fast Company – Portland Could Make Big Businesses Pay to Protect Communities of Color from Climate Change

OPB – Opponents Say Portland Clean Energy Measure Could Cost More than Originally Thought

Portland Business Journal – Here’s Who’s Donating Big Bucks to Defeat Portland’s Clean Energy Fund

Portland Tribune – Our Opinion: Clean Energy Fund Must Help Neediest