Oregon has been a blue state since the U.S. began labeling states red or blue back in 2000 (more on that later). But when was the last time the state didn't vote Democratic during the presidential election?

Measure 115 is a proposed change to Oregon's Constitution that would give legislators the power to remove statewide elected officials from office.

The Oregon Motor Voter went into law in January 2016. People eligible to vote are automatically registered when they obtain or renew their driver's license at the Oregon DMV. According to the secretary of state election calendar, Oct. 16 is the first-day ballots will be mailed to voters. The last day ballots will be mailed is Oct. 22.

More than 80 organizations have endorsed the measure. The Oregon Republican Party, however, has referred to it as a "snake oil sales pitch."

Voters in Lane County must return their ballots by Tuesday, Nov. 5. Here is everything you need to know before casting your vote.

With his dogged focus on a strategy to fix Portland’s most intractable problem and his hyper-energized efforts to connect with voters, Keith Wilson has steadily built a base of support and emerged as one of three top candidates for mayor in the final weeks before Election Day. Beth Nakamura

Two House Republicans are demanding Oregon‘s secretary of state provide information on how the state is handling over 1,000 noncitizens who have been on voter rolls for three years, the latest step from GOP lawmakers to crack down on election integrity ahead of the 2024 election.

The top dog in the U.S. House Democratic Caucus, Hakeem Jeffries, made a pit stop in Oregon on Wednesday to stump for state lawmaker Janelle Bynum, who is challenging Republican U.S. Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer in the nationally watched 5th Congressional District race.

Democratic House candidate Janelle Bynum was the subject of a complaint earlier this year claiming she had failed to properly report sexual harassment during a 2022 campaign.

The leading candidates for Oregon state treasurer agree that either Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Steiner or Republican Sen. Brian Boquist will almost certainly win the job in November. But a big share of those two candidates’ attention is focused on someone else.

Oregon transportation authorities waited weeks to tell elections officials about an error that registered over 1,200 people to vote despite them not providing proof of U.S. citizenship.

In 2023, top congressional Democrat Hakeem Jeffries urged Oregon state Rep. Janelle Bynum to run for one of the country’s closest U.S. House races. On Wednesday, he stood side-by-side with Bynum at her campaign headquarters,