elections

The Eugene City Council is considering whether to move the date of the upcoming fire fee referendum, try some other alternative, or let the election proceed as scheduled.

Secretary of State Tobias Read, a Democrat, says the order would disenfranchise eligible voters without increasing security.

This May, voters will decide who represents them at school, fire and water districts.

The Lane Community College Board, the group that governs LCC, may be one member short for the rest of the school year.

Gov. Tina Kotek and other top Democrats have been more reserved than their counterparts in many other blue states. Republicans say that’s a good thing.

Lane County voters had the chance to remove three sections of outdated language from the county’s governing document during this month’s election.

A “re-review” of transactions turned up more than 50 additional people who shouldn’t have been added to voter rolls.

Local law enforcement and elections officials say they’ve taken steps to ensure casting a ballot in Lane County is as safe as possible.

South Eugene High School students had a chance to stretch their civic muscles in a mock election last week.

Backers of Oregon’s most contentious ballot measure are making a play for voters who’ve been inundated with ads by their opponents.

Democrats are virtually assured of retaining majorities in the House and Senate, but the margin of those majorities could be crucial.

The City Club of Eugene has invited representatives for and against Ranked Choice Voting to present their case to our community and help voters better understand the measure before casting their votes.