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Results from Oregon’s 2024 Primary

A hand depositing an envelope into a container marked "Lane County Elections."
Brian Bull
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KLCC
Oregon voters are choosing nominees for statewide offices, as well as deciding the outcomes of a variety of local races during the May, 2024 election.

Last updated 11:45 p.m. on Tuesday, May 21.

While this year’s Oregon primary will have no bearing on the major party presidential nomination, Democrats and Republicans will be choosing candidates for statewide office.

Voters, regardless of party, will also be weighing in on nonpartisan races and a variety of local bonds and levies.

In Eugene, voters will also decide whether to overhaul the city’s system for electing candidates for local office.

Initial results posted shortly after 8 p.m., with additional results posting later in the evening in some counties. Because Oregon law allows voters to return ballots by mail, as long as they are postmarked by Election Day, the outcomes of close races may not be known for several days.

Statewide

Secretary of State-Democrat
Tobias Read: 213,373
James Manning: 63,139
Jim Crary: 12,081
Paul Damian Wells: 6,686
Dave Stauffer: 5,939

Secretary of State-Republican
Dennis Linthicum: 147,055
Brent Barker: 45,819
Tim McCloud: 30,375

Treasurer-Democrat
Elizabeth Steiner: 230,349
Jeff Gudman: 64,711

Treasurer-Republican
Brian Boquist: 189,579

Attorney General-Democrat
Dan Rayfield: 224,810
Shaina Maxey Pomerantz: 67,917

Attorney General-Republican
Will Lathrop: 142,740
Michael Cross: 78,172

Congressional

U.S. Representative, 4th District-Democrat
Val Hoyle: 60,888

U.S. Representative, 4th District-Republican
Monique DeSpain: 26,331
Amy Ryan Courser: 18,487

U.S. Representative, 5th District-Democrat
Janelle Bynum: 35,048
Jamie McLeod-Skinner: 15,321

U.S. Representative, 5th District-Republican
Lori Chavez-DeRemer: 36,612

Eugene area

Eugene mayor (nonpartisan)
Kaarin Knudson: 23,819
Shanae Joyce-Stringer: 4,960
Stefan Strek: 2,813
Knudson leads in race to become Eugene's next mayor

City of Eugene baseball stadium bond
Yes: 11,578
No: 23,444
Ems stadium bond trailing by wide margin and its supporters concede defeat

City of Eugene STAR voting
Yes: 11,158
No: 22,580
Eugene voters reject STAR Voting proposal

House District 8-Democrat
Lisa Fragala: 6,967
Doyle Canning: 2,318
Fragala leads in race to replace Holvey in Oregon House

House District 12-Republican
Darin Harbick: 5,059
Charlie Conrad: 1,102
Harbick defeats incumbent Conrad in eastern Lane County state House seat

Lane County District Attorney
Christopher Parosa: 40,817
James Cleavenger: 19,571