First of all: If you’re still filling out your ballot, then you’ll probably want to know where to drop it off. You can find a list of all drop box locations at the Oregon Secretary of State’s website.
You can also mail your ballot, no postage required, and it will count as long as it’s postmarked before 8 p.m. on Election Day, provided it arrives at the elections office within a week. That’s typically a safe bet, but elections officials are encouraging voters to utilize a drop box to ensure your ballot is counted as quickly as possible.
KLCC, along with our news partners, have been working over the past few months to bring you information about key races here in Oregon. Here are some links to our coverage:
4th Congressional District: Incumbent Democrat Val Hoyle faces three challengers: Republican Monique DeSpain, the Pacific Green Party’s Justin Filip, and Libertarian Dan Bahlen.
In her first bid for reelection, Hoyle faces critics on both the right and the left
Hoyle has significant fundraising advantage in race for Oregon’s 4th Congressional District
City Club of Eugene: Candidate Forum, Congressional District 4
Oregon on the Record Candidate Forum - Congressional District 4
5th Congressional District: Incumbent Republican Lori Chavez-DeRemer is opposed by Democrat Janelle Bynum
Lane County charter/redistricting changes:
Lane County voters to decide who gets to draw county political maps
City Club of Eugene: Should Lane County Revise Its Charter?
State Legislature:
Incumbency and big lead in campaign cash gives Anderson path to Senate District 5 re-election
Long-serving Democrat faces challenger for Springfield's seat in the Oregon House
Business owner, outdoors advocate face off in race to represent East Lane County in Oregon House
City Council:
Long list of candidates seek to win seats on the Corvallis City Council
Nearly every Cottage Grove city council seat will be on the ballot in November
Roseburg City Council candidates talk homelessness, visions for the city
Ballot measures:
Measure 115 would give Oregon the power to impeach state officials
Measure 117: Ranked Choice Voting
Measure 118: Corporate Tax Revenue Rebate for Residents
Measure 119 will ask Oregon whether to give cannabis workers an easier route to unionize
Other coverage:
City Club of Eugene: Who Will Be Oregon’s Next Attorney General?
Douglas County Clerk faces challenger who wants to count all ballots by hand
Oakridge voters to decide on ‘STAR Voting’ this November
Lebanon residents are set to vote on whether to ban psilocybin businesses
Lebanon voters weigh removing fluoride from city water supply
Lincoln County commissioner and Nov. 5 challenger have stark differences in philosophies, approach
Small coastal fire district seeks voter approval for operating levy
Central Coast Fire seeks new 5-year operations levy to maintain current staffing
Law enforcement or soap opera? Race for Deschutes County sheriff keeps voters guessing
For more of KLCC's coverage of the 2024 elections, visit our Elections page.
