Carlos Fuentes

Oregonians will likely stick with winners-takes-all elections for federal and statewide offices, with partial results for Measure 117 showing the “no” vote ahead.

Experts had expected the race to be one of the closest in the country.

| Oregon lawmakers will continue to set their own salaries and those of the governor, secretary of state and certain other elected officials

| The Oregon DMV reported Thursday it mistakenly allowed an additional 56 potential non-citizens to register to vote, bringing the total number of errors to 1,617.

| First-term Democratic U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez has defeated Republican Joe Kent in the race to represent southwest Washington in Congress.

| While Democrats nationally react to stinging losses in the presidential race and U.S.

Helfrich’s resignation comes during a year of considerable turnover in leadership for both parties.

| Oregon spent $22.85 million over five years defending the state against a class-action lawsuit that sought to improve the state's foster care system, records filed Tuesday show.

Reynolds has served in the House since 2021 and will succeed Steiner, who was not up for reelection this year.

Republican Rep. Tracy Cramer (right) is in a tight battle with Democratic challenger Lesly Munoz that could decided whether the Democrats get a supermajority in the Oregon House.