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GET READY FOR THE2026 MIDTERM ELECTIONS!!
On May 19, 2026, Oregon will hold its primary election, followed by the general election in November. Several important positions will be on the May ballot, including: CLICK HERE FOR THE ENTIRE POST.
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· Curry County Commissioner (Non-Partisan position)- currently held by Lynn Coker. Jeff Schoonover has stepped up to challenge Coker and the other candidate, Jeremy Dumire. Find out more about Jeff and what he stands for by visiting schoonover4commissioner.org. INCC endorses Jeff in this race.
· U.S. representative for Oregon's 4th Congressional District – Dr. Melissa Bird and Dan Bahlen are challenging Val Hoyle in the primary. INCC endorses Dr. Melissa Bird in the primary election.
· State Representative District 1 – Bret Cecil will be on the ballot to win the Democratic nomination and challenge Court Boice in the general election in November. Find out more about Bret HERE. INCC endorses Bret for this position.
There are also ballot measures and referendums to take a look at: · Oregon Referendum 120, Increase to Gas Tax, Payroll Tax, and Vehicle Registration Fees Referendum
A "yes" vote upholds five sections of House Bill 3991 (HB 3991) (summary) related to tax and fee increases, including increases to the state's gas tax from $0.40 to $0.46, payroll tax for transportation from 0.1% to 0.2%, and vehicle registration and title fees, with revenue dedicated to the State Highway Fund for transportation funding.
A "no" vote repeals five sections of HB 3991 related to tax and fee increases, including increases to the state's gas tax from $0.40 to $0.46, payroll tax for transportation from 0.1% to 0.2%, and vehicle registration and title fees, with revenue dedicated to the State Highway Fund for transportation funding.
· Port Orford – Levy to fund the police department for the city of Port Orford.
· Brookings - Brookings-Harbor School District; Bonds to Preserve, Repair Facilities, Allow for State Matching Grant
Important Election Dates:
April 28 - Last day to register to vote or change party affiliation. Registration cards postmarked by this date or submitted online by 11:59 pm are valid. You must be a registered Democrat or Republican to vote in partisan primary races.
