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President-Electoral Votes

Last Updated: Dec. 21, 2020 7:03 a.m.

Biden/HarrisTrump/Pence*
306
269
232
81,281,888 (51.38%) Total votes74,223,251 (46.91%) Total votes
51.38% Popular vote46.91% Popular vote
Electoral delegates, not individual voters, choose the U.S. president. 270 electoral votes are required to win.

Pacific Northwest

Last Updated: Dec. 4, 2020 9:57 p.m.

Race
1st
%
2nd
%
Rpt.
U.S. Senate (OR)
MerkleyJeff Merkley*D
57%
PerkinsJo Rae PerkinsR
39.4%
100%
U.S. House District 4 (OR)
DeFazioPeter DeFazio*D
51.6%
SkarlatosAlek SkarlatosR
46.3%
100%
U.S. House District 3 (WA)
Herrera BeutlerJaime Herrera Beutler*R
56.5%
LongCarolyn LongD
43.5%
100%
Portland Mayor
WheelerTed Wheeler*
53.1%
IannaroneSarah Iannarone
46.9%
100%
Measure 110 (OR)
YesYes
58.5%
NoNo
41.5%
100%
*Incumbent
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Presidential

Last Updated: Dec. 21, 2020 7:03 a.m.

Biden/HarrisTrump/Pence*
306
269
232
81,281,888 (51.38%) Total votes74,223,251 (46.91%) Total votes
51.38% Popular vote46.91% Popular vote
Electoral delegates, not individual voters, choose the U.S. president. 270 electoral votes are required to win.

Presidential results: Oregon

Last Updated: Dec. 4, 2020 9:57 p.m.

100% Reporting

Joe BidenD
1,340,38356.86%
Donald Trump*R
958,44840.66%
CountyDemRepRpt.
Baker2,3467,352100%
Benton35,82714,878100%
Vote Proportion
Dem
≥50
60
75%
Rep
≥50
60
75%
No Results
CountyDemRepRpt.
Baker2,3467,352100%
Benton35,82714,878100%

Presidential results: Washington

Last Updated: Dec. 3, 2020 7:19 p.m.

99.6% Reporting

Joe BidenD
2,369,61258.36%
Donald Trump*R
1,584,65139.03%
CountyDemRepRpt.
Adams1,8143,907100%
Asotin4,2507,319100%
Vote Proportion
Dem
≥50
60
75%
Rep
≥50
60
75%
No Results
CountyDemRepRpt.
Adams1,8143,907100%
Asotin4,2507,319100%

U.S. Senate

Last Updated: Jan. 6, 2021 1:20 p.m.

DemocratsRepublicans
50
50%
50
35 not up for election30 not up for election
 To obtain a supermajority, one party needs two-thirds of the seats (67).

Note: Two independents caucus with the Democrats so they have been included in the democrat count.

Oregon

U.S. Senate

Democratic incumbent Jeff Merkley keeps his seat in a race against Republican Jo Rae Perkins, an Albany activist and QAnon supporter.

Last Updated: Dec. 4, 2020 9:57 p.m.

100% Reporting

Jeff Merkley*D
1,321,04756.97%
Jo Rae PerkinsR
912,81439.36%

Washington

U.S. House

Last Updated: Feb. 9, 2021 9:46 a.m.

DemocratsRepublicans
222
50%
213
0 not up for election0 not up for election
 To obtain a supermajority, one party needs two-thirds of the seats (290).

Oregon

U.S. House: District 1

Last Updated: Dec. 4, 2020 9:54 p.m.

100% Reporting

Suzanne Bonamici*D
297,07164.72%
Christopher ChristensenR
161,92835.28%

U.S. House: District 2

Republicans hold onto their only Oregon congressional seat.

Last Updated: Dec. 4, 2020 9:54 p.m.

100% Reporting

Cliff BentzR
273,83559.95%
Alex SpenserD
168,88136.97%
Robert Werch
14,0943.09%

U.S. House: District 3

Last Updated: Dec. 4, 2020 9:54 p.m.

100% Reporting

Earl Blumenauer*D
343,57473.12%
Joanna HarbourR
110,57023.53%
Alex DiBlasi
8,8721.89%

U.S. House: District 4

A longtime Democratic incumbent faces off against a young challenger known for foiling a terrorist attack.

Last Updated: Dec. 4, 2020 9:54 p.m.

100% Reporting

Peter DeFazio*D
240,95051.58%
Alek SkarlatosR
216,08146.26%
Daniel Hoffay
10,1182.17%

U.S. House: District 5

Last Updated: Dec. 4, 2020 9:54 p.m.

100% Reporting

Kurt Schrader*D
234,86351.98%
Amy Ryan CourserR
204,37245.23%
Matthew Rix
12,6402.8%

Washington

U.S. House: District 3

A rematch from 2018 in a seat Democrats hope to take back.

Last Updated: Dec. 3, 2020 7:19 p.m.

99.5% Reporting

Jaime Herrera Beutler*R
235,57956.5%
Carolyn LongD
181,34743.5%

Statewide

Oregon

Attorney general

Last Updated: Dec. 4, 2020 9:54 p.m.

98.72% Reporting

Ellen Rosenblum*D
1,264,71656.18%
Michael CrossR
934,35741.51%
Lars Hedbor
52,0872.31%

Secretary of state

Two state senators fight for Oregon's No. 2 office, the only statewide position held by Republicans.

Last Updated: Dec. 4, 2020 9:54 p.m.

98.72% Reporting

Shemia FaganD
1,146,37050.36%
Kim ThatcherR
984,59743.26%
Nathalie Paravicini
82,2113.61%

Treasurer

Last Updated: Dec. 4, 2020 9:54 p.m.

98.72% Reporting

Tobias Read*D
1,166,70351.73%
Jeff GudmanR
936,91641.54%
Chris Henry
99,8704.43%

Measure 107: The campaign finance measure

A state constitutional amendment to clarify that limits on campaign contributions and expenditures are allowed.

Last Updated: Dec. 4, 2020 9:54 p.m.

98.72% Reporting

Yes
1,763,27678.31%
No
488,41321.69%

Measure 108: The tobacco tax measure

Increases tobacco taxes and extends them to nicotine vaping products.

Last Updated: Dec. 4, 2020 9:54 p.m.

98.72% Reporting

Yes
1,535,86666.34%
No
779,31133.66%

Measure 109: The psilocybin measure

Allows the use of the psychedelic drug psilocybin in supervised facilities.

Last Updated: Dec. 4, 2020 9:54 p.m.

100% Reporting

Yes
1,270,05755.75%
No
1,008,19944.25%
CountyYesNoRpt.
Baker3,4796,073100%
Benton32,27618,639100%
Vote Proportion
Yes
≥50
60
75%
No
≥50
60
75%
No Results
CountyYesNoRpt.
Baker3,4796,073100%
Benton32,27618,639100%

Measure 110: The drug decriminalization measure

Decriminalizes the possession of specific amounts of illegal drugs and directs more money toward drug treatment.

Last Updated: Dec. 4, 2020 9:54 p.m.

100% Reporting

Yes
1,333,26858.46%
No
947,31341.54%
CountyYesNoRpt.
Baker3,5905,956100%
Benton33,16917,467100%
Vote Proportion
Yes
≥50
60
75%
No
≥50
60
75%
No Results
CountyYesNoRpt.
Baker3,5905,956100%
Benton33,16917,467100%

Washington

Governor

Voters choose Democratic incumbent who ran for president over small-town police chief who supports President Trump.

Last Updated: Dec. 3, 2020 7:19 p.m.

99.6% Reporting

Jay Inslee*D
2,294,24356.74%
Loren CulpR
1,749,06643.26%
CountyDemRepRpt.
Adams1,6554,170100%
Asotin4,2127,627100%
Vote Proportion
Dem
≥50
60
75%
Rep
≥50
60
75%
No Results
CountyDemRepRpt.
Adams1,6554,170100%
Asotin4,2127,627100%

Lieutenant governor

Last Updated: Dec. 3, 2020 7:19 p.m.

99.6% Reporting

Denny HeckD
1,658,40557.64%
Marko LiiasD
1,218,54842.36%

Related

Secretary of state

Last Updated: Dec. 3, 2020 7:19 p.m.

99.6% Reporting

Kim Wyman*R
2,116,14153.67%
Gael TarletonD
1,826,71046.33%

Related

Attorney general

Last Updated: Dec. 3, 2020 7:19 p.m.

99.6% Reporting

Bob Ferguson*D
2,226,41856.49%
Matt LarkinR
1,714,92743.51%

Treasurer

Last Updated: Dec. 3, 2020 7:19 p.m.

99.6% Reporting

Mike PellicciottiD
2,089,15953.46%
Duane Davidson*R
1,818,89546.54%

Referendum 90: The sex education in public schools measure

Last Updated: Dec. 3, 2020 7:19 p.m.

99.6% Reporting

Approved
2,283,63057.82%
Rejected
1,665,90642.18%

Constitutional amendment SJR 8212: Investing public funds

Last Updated: Dec. 3, 2020 7:19 p.m.

99.6% Reporting

Rejected
2,069,80954.36%
Approved
1,738,08045.64%

Supreme Court: Position 6 - Unexpired

Last Updated: Dec. 3, 2020 7:19 p.m.

99.6% Reporting

G. Helen Whitener
2,263,51366.5%
Richard Serns
1,140,33833.5%

Supreme Court: Position 7

Debra Stephensuncontested

Advisory Vote 32: Repeal plastic bag tax

Last Updated: Dec. 3, 2020 7:19 p.m.

99.6% Reporting

Repealed
2,350,99661.23%
Maintained
1,488,76738.77%

Advisory Vote 33: Repeal equipment rental tax

Last Updated: Dec. 3, 2020 7:19 p.m.

99.6% Reporting

Repealed
2,262,99359.6%
Maintained
1,533,74640.4%

Advisory Vote 34: Repeal business tax hike

Last Updated: Dec. 3, 2020 7:19 p.m.

99.6% Reporting

Repealed
2,334,60962.01%
Maintained
1,430,11237.99%

Advisory Vote 35: Repeal aerospace tax hike

Last Updated: Dec. 3, 2020 7:19 p.m.

99.6% Reporting

Repealed
2,064,70154.47%
Maintained
1,725,88545.53%

State Senate

Oregon

Last Updated: Dec. 4, 2020 9:54 p.m.

DemocratsRepublicans
16
50%
11
11 not up for election4 not up for election
 To obtain a supermajority, one party needs 60% of the seats (18).

District races

Last Updated: Dec. 4, 2020 9:54 p.m.

DistrictDist.
1st
%
2nd
%
Rpt.
1 Southwest and Coast
HeardDallas Heard*R
68.8%
StoneKat StoneD
31.3%
94%
2 Southern
RobinsonArt RobinsonR
64%
AllenJerry AllenD
33.6%
86%
5 Coast
AndersonDick AndersonR
49.4%
CribbinsMelissa CribbinsD
46.5%
97%
9 Rural Willamette Valley
GirodFred Girod*R
67%
HinsvarkJim HinsvarkD
30.1%
100%
10 Salem outskirts
PattersonDeb PattersonD
48.6%
BolesDenyc Boles*R
47.8%
100%
12 McMinnville to Monroe
BoquistBrian Boquist*R
58.4%
HansenBernadette HansenD
41.6%
84%
14 Beaverton Area
LieberKate LieberD
69.1%
MulkeyHarmony MulkeyR
30.9%
100%
18 SW Portland Suburb
BurdickGinny Burdick*D
uncontested
21 SW Portland
TaylorKathleen Taylor*D
uncontested
22 North Portland
FrederickLew Frederick*D
uncontested

Washington

Last Updated: Dec. 3, 2020 7:19 p.m.

DemocratsRepublicans
28
50%
19
17 not up for election7 not up for election
 To obtain a supermajority, one party needs two-thirds of the seats (33).

District races

Last Updated: Dec. 3, 2020 7:19 p.m.

DistrictDist.
1st
%
2nd
%
Rpt.
1 Parts of King, Snohomish counties
StanfordDerek Stanford*D
63.3%
CodayArt CodayR
36.7%
100%
2 Parts of Pierce, Thurston counties.
McCuneJim McCuneR
63.8%
PayneRick PayneD
36.2%
100%
3 Part of Spokane County
BilligAndy Billig*D
58.3%
LucasDave LucasR
41.8%
86%
4 Part of Spokane County
PaddenMike Padden*R
62.6%
RoskelleyJohn RoskelleyD
37.4%
98%
5 Part of King County
MulletMark Mullet*D
50%
AndersonIngrid AndersonD
50%
100%
9 S.E. Wash. along Idaho border
SchoeslerMark Schoesler*R
65.7%
GouletJenn GouletD
34.3%
97%
10 Island and parts of Skagit and Snohomish counties
MuzzallRon Muzzall*R
51%
Price JohnsonHelen Price JohnsonD
49%
96%
11 Part of King County
HasegawaBob Hasegawa*D
uncontested
12 Central Wash. from south of Wenatchee to Canada
HawkinsBrad Hawkins*R
uncontested
14 Columbia River Gorge and north
KingCurtis King*R
uncontested

State House

Oregon

Last Updated: Dec. 4, 2020 9:54 p.m.

DemocratsRepublicans
28
50%
21
0 not up for election0 not up for election
 To obtain a supermajority, one party needs 60% of the seats (40).

District races

Last Updated: Dec. 4, 2020 9:54 p.m.

DistrictDist.
1st
%
2nd
%
Rpt.
1 SW Coast
SmithDavid Smith*R
69%
FelicityCalla FelicityD
31%
91%
2 Roseburg
LeifGary Leif*R
71.8%
LeeCharles LeeD
28.2%
89%
3 Grants Pass
MorganLily MorganR
67.1%
MorganJerry MorganD
32.9%
100%
4 N Medford Central Point
StarkDuane Stark*R
69%
MiddletonMary MiddletonD
31%
71%
5 Ashland
MarshPam Marsh*D
66.4%
AbercrombieSandra AbercrombieR
33.6%
82%
6 Medford
WallanKim Wallan*R
54.6%
EnriquezAlberto EnriquezD
43.1%
92%
7 Cottage Grove Sutherlin
HaydenCedric Hayden*R
67.9%
SamaniegoJerry SamaniegoD
32.1%
94%
8 West Eugene
HolveyPaul Holvey*D
67.8%
AldalTimothy AldalR
29.2%
100%
9 Coos Bay Florence
WrightBoomer WrightR
57.6%
MukumotoCal MukumotoD
42.4%
94%
10 Lincoln City Newport
GombergDavid Gomberg*D
52.5%
ShermanMax ShermanR
47.5%
98%

Washington

Last Updated: Dec. 3, 2020 7:19 p.m.

DemocratsRepublicans
56
50%
39
0 not up for election0 not up for election
 To obtain a supermajority, one party needs two-thirds of the seats (66).

District races

Last Updated: Dec. 3, 2020 7:19 p.m.

DistrictDist.
1st
%
2nd
%
Rpt.
1 Position 1: Short & Full
DuerrDavina Duerr*D
66.5%
BartholomewAdam BartholomewR
33.5%
100%
1 Position 1
RyuCindy Ryu*D
72.8%
SuttonShirley SuttonD
27.2%
100%
1 Position 2
KlobaShelley Kloba*D
63.7%
BrewerJeb BrewerR
36.3%
100%
2 Position 1
BarkisAndrew Barkis*R
uncontested
2 Position 2
WilcoxJT Wilcox*R
65.7%
RockettVeronica Whitcher RockettD
34.3%
100%
3 Position 1
RiccelliMarcus Riccelli*D
60.6%
CarderLaura CarderR
39.4%
86%
3 Position 2
OrmsbyTimm Ormsby*D
62.8%
AppleBob AppleR
37.2%
86%
4 Position 1
McCaslinBob McCaslinR
60.4%
FeaganLori FeaganD
39.6%
98%
4 Position 2
ChaseRob ChaseR
62.2%
GurelLance GurelD
37.8%
96%
5 Position 1
RamosBill Ramos*D
60.8%
MoninskiKen MoninskiR
39.2%
100%

Local

Portland Mayor

Associated Press results do not include write in votes. For full results, see the Oregon secretary of state.

Portland City Council

Portland-Area Funding Measures

Measure 26-211: Library bond measure

Measure 26-213: Portland, recreation and parks levy

Measure 26-214: Multnomah County preschool for all

Measure 26-215: Portland Public Schools bond

Measure 26-217: Portland Police oversight measure

Measure 26-218: Metro transportation package

Central Oregon

Eastern Oregon

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