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2026 statewide races

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Photo of Christine Drazan
Republican
Christine Drazan
Photo: MetroEast Community Media, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Also on the ballot as: Libertarian

Who they are

Christine Drazan (Republican Party) is a member of the Oregon State Senate, representing District 26. She assumed office on October 24, 2025. source

What they say they'll do

  • Lower the Cost of Living
  • Reignite Oregon's Economy
  • Break the Cycle of Homelessness and Addiction
From their campaign site · positions on 3 topics

What they've done

No voting record compiled yet.

Who funds them

State race: see filings at Oregon Secretary of State campaign finance (ORESTAR).

In short

Christine Drazan (Republican Party) is a member of the Oregon State Senate, representing District 26. She assumed office on October 24, 2025; campaign site states positions on 3 of our 16 topics.
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Photo of Tina Kotek
DemocratIncumbent
Tina Kotek
Photo: Tony Miller, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
Also on the ballot as: Working Families Party

Who they are

Tina Kotek (Democratic Party) is the Governor of Oregon. She assumed office on January 9, 2023. source

What they say they'll do

No priorities found on a campaign site yet.

What they've done

Currently holds this office.

Who funds them

State race: see filings at Oregon Secretary of State campaign finance (ORESTAR).

In short

Tina Kotek (Democratic Party) is the Governor of Oregon. She assumed office on January 9, 2023; no issue positions found on a campaign site yet.
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Pacific Green Party of Oregon
Brett Smith

Who they are

Profession: Entrepreneur. source

What they say they'll do

No priorities found on a campaign site yet.

What they've done

No voting record compiled yet.

Who funds them

State race: see filings at Oregon Secretary of State campaign finance (ORESTAR).

In short

Profession: Entrepreneur; no issue positions found on a campaign site yet.
No verified campaign link yet.
Compare where they stand, issue by issue

Quotes are taken from each campaign's own website (first sentences of the section, unedited). Topics are assigned by keyword; we do not summarize or score positions. "No public position found" means we did not find the topic on the campaign site, not that the candidate has no view.

Topic
Christine Drazan R
Tina Kotek D
Brett Smith I
Cost of living & jobs
Lower the Cost of LivingFor too many Oregon families, the basics of everyday life have become harder to afford. Groceries cost more. Utility bills keep climbing. Housing remains out of reach for too many families. Small businesses face higher costs that are ultimately passed on to consumers. source
No public position found
No public position found
Taxes & government spending
Audit Spending and Deliver ResultsOregonians deserve a government that is transparent, accountable and focused on delivering results. As Governor, Christine Drazan believes government exists to serve the people of Oregon, not the other way around. source
No public position found
No public position found
Housing
Break the Cycle of Homelessness and AddictionThe status quo has failed both the people living on our streets and the communities impacted by this crisis. Every Oregonian deserves to feel safe in their community and every person experiencing homelessness deserves a pathway to long-term stability and recovery. source
No public position found
No public position found

No candidate in this race addresses on their site: Health care, Social Security & Medicare, Immigration & the border, Crime & public safety, Guns, Abortion, Schools & education, Energy & environment, Foreign policy & defense, Veterans, Elections & government ethics, Farming & rural issues, Roads, transit & infrastructure.

Full side-by-sideCandidates: Oregon Secretary of State, Nov. 3, 2026 general election voters' pamphlet (Multnomah County edition)
Other 2026 statewide offices in Oregon: candidate details coming soon.

Statewide officials now

What does a governor do?

Runs the state government. Proposes the state budget, signs or vetoes bills passed by the legislature, and appoints the heads of state agencies. Usually 4 years (2 in NH and VT).

  • State budget, schools and Medicaid funding
  • Signs or vetoes state laws
  • Leads emergency response and the state National Guard
Source: National Governors Association: Governors' Powers & Authority
DemocraticTina KotekGovernor since 2023Official source
DemocraticDan RayfieldAttorney General since 2024Official source
DemocraticTobias ReadSecretary of State since 2025Official source

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State House (60 members)

What does a state representative do?

A member of the lower chamber of the state legislature (called the House, Assembly or House of Delegates). Writes and votes on state laws for a smaller district than a state senator. Usually 2 years.

  • State budget and taxes
  • Roads and schools
  • Local issues raised by constituents
Source: National Conference of State Legislatures
District
State representative
Committees
1
R Court Boice
Emergency Management and Veterans; Early Childhood (vice chair); Agriculture, Land Use, Natural Resources and Water; Housing and Homelessness
2
R Virgle Osborne
Climate, Energy and Environment; Commerce and Consumer Protection Interim (vice chair); Economic Development, Small Business and Trade; Legislative Policy and Research
3
R Dwayne Yunker
Human Services; Higher Education; Economic Development, Small Business and Trade
4
R Alek Skarlatos
Emergency Management and Veterans; Rules; Economic Development, Small Business and Trade (vice chair)
5
D Pam Marsh
Climate, Energy and Environment; Conduct (alternate); Agriculture, Land Use, Natural Resources and Water; Higher Education (vice chair); Revenue; Conduct (alternate); Housing and Homelessness (chair)
6
R Kim Wallan
Conduct (alternate); Rules; Legislative Counsel; Legislative Audits (co-vice chair); Conduct (alternate); Judiciary (vice chair); Commerce and Consumer Protection Interim
7
D John Lively
Climate, Energy and Environment (vice chair); Conduct (alternate); Conduct (alternate); Economic Development, Small Business and Trade
8
D Lisa Fragala
Labor and Workforce Development Interim; Education; Higher Education (chair); Housing and Homelessness
9
R Boomer Wright
Education
10
D David Gomberg
Task Force on Blue Economy (chair); Legislative Audits; Ways and Means (co-vice chair); Commerce and Consumer Protection Interim; Special Committee On Referendum Petition 2026-302 (co-chair); Legislative Policy and Research; Legislative Administration
11
R Jami Cate
Climate, Energy and Environment; Agriculture, Land Use, Natural Resources and Water; Commerce and Consumer Protection Interim
12
R Darin Harbick
Education; Health Care; Behavioral Health
13
D Nancy Nathanson
Transportation Interim; Information Management and Technology; Revenue (chair)
14
D Julie Fahey
Legislative Counsel (co-chair); Transportation Funding Interim (co-chair); Legislative Policy and Research (co-chair); Legislative Administration (co-chair)
15
R Shelly Davis
Labor and Workforce Development Interim; Interstate 5 Bridge; Transportation Interim (vice chair); Transportation Funding Interim; Transportation Oversight Interim (co-vice chair); Special Committee On Referendum Petition 2026-302
16
D Sarah McDonald
Climate, Energy and Environment; Education; Agriculture, Land Use, Natural Resources and Water (co-chair); Municipal Solid Waste in the Willamette Valley Interim Task Force
17
R Ed Diehl
Conduct; Health Care (vice chair); Information Management and Technology; Municipal Solid Waste in the Willamette Valley Interim Task Force; Conduct; Economic Development, Small Business and Trade
18
R Rick Lewis
Emergency Management and Veterans (vice chair); Judiciary
19
D Tom Andersen
Climate, Energy and Environment; Judiciary; Housing and Homelessness (vice chair)
20
D Paul Evans
Emergency Management and Veterans; Transportation Interim; Higher Education; Ways and Means
21
R Kevin Mannix
Conduct (co-chair); Interstate 5 Bridge; Transportation Interim; Behavioral Health; Conduct (co-chair); Judiciary; Housing and Homelessness
22
D Lesly Muñoz
Labor and Workforce Development Interim (vice chair); Agriculture, Land Use, Natural Resources and Water; Health Care
23
R Anna Scharf
Labor and Workforce Development Interim (vice chair); Human Services (vice chair); Oregon-Ireland Sister State; Agriculture, Land Use, Natural Resources and Water
24
R Lucetta Elmer
Rules (vice chair); Legislative Counsel; Ways and Means; Special Committee On Referendum Petition 2026-302; Legislative Policy and Research; Legislative Administration
25
D Ben Bowman
Rules (chair); Transportation Funding Interim; Ways and Means; Special Committee On Referendum Petition 2026-302; Legislative Administration
26
D Sue Rieke Smith
Labor and Workforce Development Interim; Education; Economic Development, Small Business and Trade
27
D Ken Helm
Climate, Energy and Environment; Agriculture, Land Use, Natural Resources and Water (vice chair)
28
D Dacia Grayber
Emergency Management and Veterans; Labor and Workforce Development Interim (chair); Rules; Legislative Audits
29
D Susan McLain
Interstate 5 Bridge (co-chair); Transportation Interim (chair); Transportation Funding Interim; Agriculture, Land Use, Natural Resources and Water; Transportation Oversight Interim; Public Education Appropriation
30
D Nathan Sosa
Housing and Homelessness; Commerce and Consumer Protection Interim (chair); Economic Development, Small Business and Trade
31
R Darcey Edwards
Climate, Energy and Environment; Regional Behavioral Health Accountability Task Force; Information Management and Technology; Behavioral Health (vice chair); Housing and Homelessness
32
D Cyrus Javadi
Health Care; Behavioral Health (vice chair); Housing and Homelessness
33
D Shannon Isadore
Behavioral Health; Economic Development, Small Business and Trade (vice chair)
34
D Mari Watanabe
Emergency Management and Veterans (vice chair); Economic Development, Small Business and Trade
35
D Farrah Chaichi
Judiciary; Commerce and Consumer Protection Interim (vice chair)
36
D Hai Pham
Rules (vice chair); Health Care; Behavioral Health (chair)
37
D Jules Walters
Early Childhood (chair); Revenue (vice chair); Commerce and Consumer Protection Interim
38
D Daniel Nguyen
Information Management and Technology; Economic Development, Small Business and Trade (chair)
39
D April Dobson
Education (vice chair); Economic Development, Small Business and Trade
40
D Annessa Hartman
Human Services (vice chair); Early Childhood (vice chair); Agriculture, Land Use, Natural Resources and Water
41
D Mark Gamba
Climate, Energy and Environment (chair); Transportation Interim; Transportation Oversight Interim (co-chair); Housing and Homelessness
42
D Rob Nosse
Health Care (chair); Regional Behavioral Health Accountability Task Force; Behavioral Health; Ways and Means
43
D Tawna Sanchez
Conduct (co-chair); Transportation Funding Interim; Legislative Audits (co-chair); Conduct (co-chair); Ways and Means (co-chair)
44
D Travis Nelson
Labor and Workforce Development Interim; Human Services (chair); Health Care (vice chair)
45
D Thuy Tran
Emergency Management and Veterans (chair); Conduct; Interstate 5 Bridge; Conduct; Judiciary
46
D Willy Chotzen
Conduct (alternate); Legislative Counsel; Information Management and Technology (co-chair); Conduct (alternate); Judiciary (vice chair); Commerce and Consumer Protection Interim; Special Committee On Referendum Petition 2026-302
47
D Andrea Valderrama
Behavioral Health; Ways and Means; Legislative Policy and Research; Legislative Administration (alternate)
48
D Lamar Wise
Human Services; Early Childhood; Housing and Homelessness; Commerce and Consumer Protection Interim
49
D Zach Hudson
Education (chair); Revenue
50
D Ricki Ruiz
Human Services; Ways and Means; Public Education Appropriation (co-chair)
51
R Matt Bunch
Labor and Workforce Development Interim; Early Childhood; Legislative Audits; Economic Development, Small Business and Trade
52
R Jeff Helfrich
Transportation Interim; Housing and Homelessness
53
D Em Levy
Climate, Energy and Environment; Ways and Means; Housing and Homelessness
54
D Jason Kropf
Rules; Legislative Counsel; Judiciary (chair)
55
R Werner Reschke
Higher Education (vice chair); Revenue (vice chair); Ways and Means; Commerce and Consumer Protection Interim
56
R Emily McIntire
Human Services; Education (vice chair); Conduct (alternate); Health Care; Conduct (alternate); Public Education Appropriation
57
R Greg Smith
Revenue; Ways and Means (co-vice chair); Legislative Administration
58
R Bobby Levy
Climate, Energy and Environment (vice chair); Agriculture, Land Use, Natural Resources and Water; Revenue
59
R Vikki Breese Iverson
Transportation Funding Interim; Ways and Means; Housing and Homelessness (vice chair); Legislative Policy and Research
60
R Mark Owens
Climate, Energy and Environment; Conduct (alternate); Agriculture, Land Use, Natural Resources and Water (co-chair); Conduct (alternate); Ways and Means

State Senate (30 members)

What does a state senator do?

A member of the upper chamber of the state legislature. Writes and votes on state laws and the state budget, and in many states confirms the governor's appointees. Usually 4 years.

  • School funding and state taxes
  • State criminal laws
  • Drawing district maps (in many states)
Source: National Conference of State Legislatures
District
State senator
Committees
1
R David Smith
Conduct (alternate); Conduct (alternate); Veterans, Emergency Management, Federal and World Affairs; Task Force on Blue Economy (vice chair); Ways and Means; Energy and Environment (vice chair); Legislative Policy and Research
2
R Noah Robinson
Conduct (alternate); Conduct (alternate); Education; Legislative Audits (vice chair); Commerce and General Government Interim; Energy and Environment
3
D Jeff Golden
Conduct (alternate); Conduct (alternate); Natural Resources and Wildfire (chair); Rules and Executive Appointments Special Session; Rules and Executive Appointments; Energy and Environment
4
D Floyd Prozanski
Conduct (co-chair); Judiciary (chair); Conduct (co-chair); Legislative Counsel; Natural Resources and Wildfire; Human Services
5
R Dick Anderson
Conduct (co-chair); Finance and Revenue; Conduct (co-chair); Housing and Development (vice chair); Regional Behavioral Health Accountability Task Force (co-chair); Ways and Means; Early Childhood and Behavioral Health (vice chair); Legislative Administration
6
R Cedric Hayden
Health Care (vice chair); Labor and Business (vice chair)
7
D James Manning
Judiciary; Oregon-Ireland Sister State; Legislative Counsel; Veterans, Emergency Management, Federal and World Affairs (chair); Rules and Executive Appointments Special Session; Rules and Executive Appointments; Ways and Means; Legislative Administration
8
D Sara Gelser Blouin
Judiciary; Human Services (chair); Education; Early Childhood and Behavioral Health
9
R Fred Girod
Natural Resources and Wildfire; Ways and Means (co-vice chair)
10
D Deb Patterson
Conduct; Finance and Revenue; Health Care (chair); Conduct; Housing and Development; Early Childhood and Behavioral Health; Labor and Business; Legislative Administration
11
R Kim Thatcher
Judiciary (vice chair); Veterans, Emergency Management, Federal and World Affairs (vice chair); Rules and Executive Appointments Special Session; Rules and Executive Appointments; Legislative Policy and Research
12
R Bruce Starr
Interstate 5 Bridge; Legislative Counsel; Transportation Funding Interim; Rules and Executive Appointments Special Session (vice chair); Rules and Executive Appointments (vice chair); Legislative Audits; Transportation Interim; Ways and Means; Special Committee On Referendum Petition 2026-302; Legislative Policy and Research; Legislative Administration
13
D Courtney Neron Misslin
Veterans, Emergency Management, Federal and World Affairs; Municipal Solid Waste in the Willamette Valley Interim Task Force; Commerce and General Government Interim; Ways and Means
14
D Kate Lieber
Regional Behavioral Health Accountability Task Force (co-chair); Legislative Audits (co-chair); Ways and Means (co-chair)
15
D Janeen Sollman
Education; Ways and Means; Energy and Environment (chair); Public Education Appropriation (co-chair); Legislative Administration (alternate)
16
R Suzanne Weber
Conduct; Conduct; Interstate 5 Bridge; Education (vice chair); Transportation Oversight Interim (co-vice chair); Transportation Interim (vice chair); Public Education Appropriation
17
D Lisa Reynolds
Health Care; Human Services; Early Childhood and Behavioral Health (chair)
18
D Wlnsvey Campos
Health Care; Transportation Funding Interim; Ways and Means; Labor and Business; Legislative Policy and Research
19
D Rob Wagner
Legislative Counsel (co-chair); Transportation Funding Interim (co-chair); Oregon-China Sister State (co-chair); Legislative Policy and Research (co-chair); Legislative Administration (co-chair)
20
D Mark Meek
Veterans, Emergency Management, Federal and World Affairs; Information Management and Technology; Commerce and General Government Interim (chair)
21
D Kathleen Taylor
Finance and Revenue; Natural Resources and Wildfire; Legislative Audits; Labor and Business (chair)
22
D Lew Frederick
Interstate 5 Bridge (co-chair); Education (chair); Transportation Interim; Oregon-China Sister State; Ways and Means; Public Education Appropriation; Legislative Policy and Research
23
D Khanh Pham
Transportation Funding Interim; Housing and Development (chair); Information Management and Technology (co-chair); Transportation Oversight Interim (co-chair); Commerce and General Government Interim; Transportation Interim; Energy and Environment; Special Committee On Referendum Petition 2026-302
24
D Kayse Jama
Conduct (alternate); Conduct (alternate); Housing and Development; Rules and Executive Appointments Special Session (chair); Rules and Executive Appointments (chair); Special Committee On Referendum Petition 2026-302 (co-chair)
25
D Chris Gorsek
Interstate 5 Bridge; Transportation Oversight Interim; Transportation Interim (chair)
26
R Christine Drazan
Human Services; Information Management and Technology; Commerce and General Government Interim (vice chair); Labor and Business
27
D Anthony Broadman
Conduct (alternate); Finance and Revenue (chair); Judiciary; Conduct (alternate); Legislative Audits
28
R Diane Linthicum
Health Care; Human Services (vice chair); Early Childhood and Behavioral Health
29
R Todd Nash
Natural Resources and Wildfire (vice chair); Housing and Development; Municipal Solid Waste in the Willamette Valley Interim Task Force; Oregon-China Sister State
30
R Mike McLane
Conduct (alternate); Finance and Revenue (vice chair); Judiciary; Conduct (alternate); Legislative Counsel; Ways and Means

Mayors

What does a mayor do?

Leads a city. In 'strong mayor' cities (like Chicago) the mayor runs city departments and proposes the budget; in others the city council and a city manager hold more power. Usually 4 years.

  • Police and fire departments
  • City budget and property tax levy
  • Streets, water and garbage
Source: National League of Cities: Forms of Municipal Government
Alex Johnson IIMayor of Albany, term ends 2026Official source
Tonya GrahamMayor of Ashland, term ends 2028Official source
Lacey BeatyMayor of Beaverton, term ends 2028Official source
Annette FrankMayor of Dayton, term ends 2026Official source
Kaarin KnudsonMayor of Eugene, term ends 2029Official source
Rob WardMayor of Florence, term ends 2026Official source
Bobby DuncanMayor of Harrisburg, term ends 2026Official source
Beach PaceMayor of Hillsboro, term ends 2029
Joe BuckMayor of Lake Oswego, term ends 2028
Michael ZarosinskiMayor of Medford, term ends 2028Official source
Tim KirschMayor of Mill City, term ends 2026Official source
Keith WilsonMayor of Portland, term ends 2028Official source
Joseph A. BackusMayor of Scappoose, term ends 2026Official source
Tim RosenerMayor of Sherwood, term ends 2027Official source
Sean VanGordonMayor of Springfield, term ends 2028Official source

Larger cities only, where Open States has current data. City council, county and school board: coming soon.