Elections officials recommend people who have yet to submit their ballot drop it off at an official ballot drop site.
Voter service locations opened at 7 a.m. Tuesday for the November special election across Oregon and Washington, with polls remaining open until 8 p.m.
In less than one week, more than 1 million Oregonians will have the opportunity to cast their votes on local ballot measures in special elections occurring in almost half of Oregon counties. The proposals include a Multnomah County initiative to levy an additional property tax charge of $1.
Go to StatesmanJournal.com throughout the day for election day updates and initial election results after 8 p.m. for Mid-Valley ballot measures.
The South Lane Fire District is seeking voter approval to replace its 47-cent local option levy with a 94-cent one. The fire district said this will let it pay the escalating costs of running a fire department and allow the district to purchase and run a third ambulance.
Fifteen of Oregon’s 36 counties held elections, voting on everything from parks to libraries to law enforcement
Multiple fire agencies and law enforcement are seeking voter approval on various levy measures affecting emergency services funding and operations in parts of Oregon.
The Oregon Department of Justice has found insufficient evidence to support an investigation into allegations that Mayor Jennifer Massey of St. Helens used corrupt techniques to win the 2024
Ballots are due back to county election offices by 8 p.m. or they must be post marked by Tuesday, November 4. Here is a list of links to county drop box locations across northwest Oregon and southwest Washington: Election results will begin to come in starting at 8 p.m. KATU News will track the results on air and here on KATU.com.