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The Next Presidential Election is November 5, 2024

Elections for the U.S. President are held every four years, coinciding with those for all 435 seats in the House of Representatives, and 33 or 34 of the 100 seats in the Senate.

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Midterm & Off-year Elections

Midterm Elections: occur two years after each presidential election. Elections are held for all 435 seats in the House of Representatives, and 33 or 34 seats in the Senate. As a result, the membership of these two legislative chambers changes near the midpoint of a president’s four-year term of office.

Off-year elections: These are elections during odd-numbered years. Only special elections, if necessary, are held to fill vacant seats in the Senate and House of Representatives, usually either due to incumbents resigning or dying while in office.

Presidential Race

President Trump’s 20 CORE PROMISES TO MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

SEAL THE BORDER AND STOP THE MIGRANT INVASION
CARRY OUT THE LARGEST DEPORTATION OPERATION IN AMERICAN HISTORY
END INFLATION, AND MAKE AMERICA AFFORDABLE AGAIN
MAKE AMERICA THE DOMINANT ENERGY PRODUCER IN THE WORLD, BY FAR!
STOP OUTSOURCING, AND TURN THE UNITED STATES INTO MANUFACTURING SUPERPOWER
LARGE TAX CUTS FOR WORKERS, AND NO TAX ON TIPS!
DEFEND OUR CONSTITUTION, OUR BILL OF RIGHTS, AND OUR FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS, INCLUDING FREEDOM OF SPEECH, FREEDOM OF RELIGION, AND THE RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS
PREVENT WORLD WAR THREE, RESTORE PEACE IN EUROPE AND IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND BUILD AN IRON DOME MISSILE DEFENSE SHIELD OVER OUR ENTIRE COUNTRY — ALL MADE IN AMERICA
END THE WEAPONIZATION OF GOVERNMENT AGAINST THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
STOP THE MIGRANT CRIME EPIDEMIC, DEMOLISH THE FOREIGN DRUG CARTELS, CRUSH GANG VIOLENCE, AND LOCK UP VIOLENT OFFENDERS
REBUILD OUR CITIES, INCLUDING WASHINGTON DC, MAKING THEM SAFE, CLEAN, AND BEAUTIFUL AGAIN.
STRENGTHEN AND MODERNIZE OUR MILITARY, MAKING IT, WITHOUT QUESTION, THE STRONGEST AND MOST POWERFUL IN THE WORLD
KEEP THE U.S. DOLLAR AS THE WORLD’S RESERVE CURRENCY
FIGHT FOR AND PROTECT SOCIAL SECURITY AND MEDICARE WITH NO CUTS, INCLUDING NO CHANGES TO THE RETIREMENT AGE
CANCEL ELECTRIC VEHICLE MANDATE AND CUT COSTLY AND BURDENSOME REGULATIONS
CUT FEDERAL FUNDING FOR ANY SCHOOL PUSHING CRITICAL RACE THEORY, RADICAL GENDER IDEOLOGY, AND OTHER INAPROPRIATE RACIAL, SEXUAL, OR POLITICAL CONTENT ON OUR CHILDREN
KEEP MEN OUT OF WOMEN’S SPORTS
DEPORT PRO-HAMAS RADICALS AND MAKE OUR COLLEGE CAMPUSES SAFE AND PATRIOTIC AGAIN
SECURE OUR ELECTIONS, INCLUDING SAME DAY VOTING, VOTER IDENTIFICATION, PAPER BALLOTS, AND PROOF OF CITIZENSHIP
UNITE OUR COUNTRY BY BRINGING IT TO NEW AND RECORD LEVELS OF SUCCESS

Congressional Races

Douglas County Republican Candidates

Cliff Bentz is a third-generation Oregonian, raised on his family’s cattle ranches in Harney County. He attended Whitehorse Ranch and Pine Creek Grade Schools. At age 14, he was sent to live with an aunt and uncle so that he could attend Regis High School (a Catholic parochial school) near Salem, Oregon. While at Regis he lettered in basketball and track, served as student body president and as a delegate to Boy’s State.

Following graduation from high school, he attended and graduated cum laude from Eastern Oregon State College. While in college, he served as student body president, as a student member of various student activity committees, and as a member of the honors program. Following college, he attended and graduated with a juris doctorate from Lewis and Clark Law School in Portland, OR. He joined the Yturri, O’Kief, Rose and Burnham law firm in Ontario, OR in 1977, and he became a partner four years later. As an attorney, he specialized in ranch reorganizations and water law. He is a member of the Oregon and Idaho Bar Associations.

While practicing law in Ontario, Cliff Bentz also served eight years as a member and then chair of the Oregon Water Resources Commission; as a director and chair of the Ontario 8C public school board; as a board member and vice-chair of Project Dove, a domestic violence prevention organization; as a member and chair of the St. Peter Catholic grade school board; as a member of the Eastern Oregon University Foundation Board; and as a member of the Oregon Historical Society Board. He also participated for over twenty years as a member of the Blessed Sacrament Parish folk mass group.

In 1987, Cliff Bentz married Dr. Lindsay Norman, a veterinarian. Dr. Norman practices small animal medicine in Ontario. They have two children, Allison and Scott.

In January of 2008, Cliff Bentz was appointed to the Oregon House of Representatives District 60 seat, and later that year, he was elected to his first of five two-year terms as Oregon State Representative. He resigned from the Oregon House of Representatives in 2018, when appointed to fill the Oregon State Senate District 30 seat.

He resigned from the Oregon State Senate on January 2, 2020, to campaign full-time for Oregon’s Second Congressional District.

On November 3, 2020, Bentz was elected to represent Oregon’s Second Congressional District. Oregon’s Second Congressional District includes all or part of 20 counties across northern, eastern, central, and southern Oregon.

Washington DC Office:
409 Cannon House Office Bldg.
Washington, DC 20515
Phone: (202) 225-6730
Fax: (202) 225-5774

Southern Oregon:
14 N. Central Ave., Suite 112
Medford, OR 97501
Phone: (541) 776-4646
Fax: (541) 779-0204

Eastern Oregon:
2430 SW 4th Avenue #2
Ontario, OR 97914
Phone: (541) 709-2040

Monique DeSpain served in the U.S. Air Force, the Air Force Reserve, and the Oregon Air National Guard. She earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Utah in 1986, a graduate degree from Central Michigan University in 1993, and a law degree from the Willamette University College of Law in 1998. Her career experience includes working as a legal consultant and attorney.

I’m a mom, a retired Air Force Colonel with 30 years of service — it’s my blood. I’m here to continue serving, just as I have in the military and our judicial system, now as your Congresswoman.

I’m a commonsense, no-nonsense, results-oriented woman. What I see around us today deeply concerns me — we have a crushing economy, unsafe communities, and public schools that aren’t adequately preparing our children for the future.

I raised my sons in Eugene and I know the importance of a strong community and foundation for our families.

In my work in Oregon, I’ve witnessed a persistent lack of transparency and accountability in government, epitomized by the recent ethical quagmire Val Hoyle is in with her pay-to-play scheme with La Mota and her failures as BOLI Commissioner. Having served in our Department of Defense as a Colonel with a top secret security clearance, I know and understand the real threats to our national security. I have never been more concerned for the future and safety of my children, and your children, than I am right now. Together, let’s stand up and fight for all Oregonians. Deploy me to Congress and let’s take this fight to Washington D.C.! Monique served our nation for 30 years in the United States Air Force, the Air Force Reserve, and the Oregon Air National Guard, retiring with the rank of Colonel. For 20 of those years, she served as a lawyer with the Judge Advocate General’s Corps in various locations and deployments, including Singapore, Bosnia, Kosovo, Cypress, Italy, the Pentagon, and Oregon, developing policy, handling investigations, managing litigation, and advising senior commanders on military justice and ethics.

Concurrent with her military service, Monique worked as a legal consultant for a full spectrum of business and family matters including policy development, Veterans’ affairs, litigation, and alternative dispute resolution.

She volunteered for ten years as a Board Member, President, and Mediator with the Center for Dialogue & Resolution in Eugene, Oregon.

Following her retirement from the military in 2019, Monique joined the Kevin Mannix Law Firm and pursued legal causes fighting for the rights of crime victims, business owners, and other Oregonians. In 2022, she joined the non-profit Common Sense for Oregon, where she worked to formulate policies that would better serve Oregonians and improve public policies to address rampant homelessness, addiction, and crime in Oregon communities.

Monique is running for Congress in OR-04 because she knows we need a fighter in Washington who will roll up her sleeves and deliver results for Oregonians.

Oregon Statewide Races

Republican Candidates

Will is an experienced prosecutor, proven leader, and dedicated public servant who has the vision and experience needed to restore our broken justice system by protecting children from abuse, reducing crime, holding drug traffickers accountable, and combating public corruption. Will’s professional experience began in Marion County, Oregon. He served as a deputy district attorney for nine years in Marion and Yamhill counties, specializing in prosecuting child sex abuse cases.

In 2014 he was recruited by the National District Attorneys Association to provide technical assistance, best practices trainings, and innovative research and literature to district attorneys offices, prosecutors, law enforcement officers, and child protective services across the nation.

During his time with Marion County, Will chaired the Sex Offender Protocol Board and served on the Oregon District Attorney Association’s legislative committee where he reviewed crime legislation and testified as an expert to various legislative sub-committees. His success as a prosecutor quickly took him to Alexandria, Virginia.

Continuing his commitment to protecting victims and building functional justice systems, Will began working with a global human rights organization, International Justice Mission (IJM), in 2015 as an Office Director to lead its Northern Uganda office. In Uganda, he led a multinational team to combat violent raids against widows and orphans after Uganda’s 21-year civil war. His team was able to rescue hundreds of widows and orphans from violence and starvation, and work with police and prosecutors to convict several violent land raiders.

In 2018, Will was promoted at IJM to lead the West Africa anti-human trafficking operation based in Ghana, West Africa. In collaboration with the U.S. State Department, the British Government, the German Government, and UNICEF, Will and his team of 70 professionals prosecuted child traffickers and rescued child slaves from the fishing industry on Lake Volta, the world’s largest reservoir. His team also rescued women who were trafficked from West Africa to the Middle East for forced labor and sex. As a result of his team’s work in Ghana, there has been an estimated 36% reduction in the number of children used as slaves in the fishing industry in Ghana, an unprecedented accomplishment in just a five-year period.

During his time in Ghana, Will made it a priority to return to Oregon every summer to visit family and friends.

Each visit unveiled a concerning transformation in Portland’s landscape, a gradual decay that gained momentum following the passing of ballot measure 110.

Witnessing this accelerated decline in 2021, he resolved to take action and return to Oregon with the aspiration of becoming Oregon’s next attorney general.

His deep devotion to Oregon, combined with his desire to leverage his expertise in justice system reform, fuels his mission to curtail the deteriorating state of affairs and help revitalize this place we all call home.

State Senator Brian Boquist was born and raised on a dairy farm in Tillamook and has been an Oregonian his entire life. He and his wife, Peggy, now live on a small farm in Dallas where their six children were raised. The family farm and forest operations spread multiple counties and several states. At 17, Senator Boquist enlisted in the U.S. Army receiving education benefits that would later aid in his receipt of a college education. Brian retired as a Special Forces Officer from the U.S. Army Special Operations Command being transfered back to the reserves.

Brian’s official military retirement commenced in October 2018. After receiving a B.S. in Social Science and Business Administration at Western Oregon University, he earned an MBA from Oregon State University in Corvallis.

Formerly, he worked with a group of companies and government entities preparing Marines, Army and Navy members for combat deployments.

Prior to that, he was worked in international aviation and logisitics in Africa, Asia, Europe, Middle East, and Latin America supporting commercial, humanitarian, and peacekeeping operations.

Brian served as State Representative in House District 23 and is now the State Senator in rural District 12, which is comprised of House Districts 23 and 24.

Brian is married to Peggy and has five adult children.

He is an independent constitutional republican values voice for the People in rural Polk and Yamhill Counties who want the individual, family and small business freedoms.

“I’m an independent minded constitutional republican. I believe supporting Oregon families, small business prosperity, protecting property rights, defending our borders, respecting senior retirees, and less state government results in ‘life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.’”

Brian says stop the globalist sellout driving up your gocery, fuel, and utility bills … invest in Oregon not New York.

Brian says prosecute criminals, enforce existing laws, support the Constitution to keep investments in Oregon. Stop business closures and flight.

Brian says the State Land Board should manage our state forests, natural resources, environment, and make energy & food affordable for all Oregonians.

Brian says honor seniors by safeguarding their retirements. Maximize investments!

Brian says government overregulates small businesses and property owners which stifles Oregon investments.

Brian says Oregon needs local jobs not government gimmicks.

Brian says Veteran businesses in Oregon are a good investment.

“Oregon needs to support families and small businesses with Oregon investments. Oregon needs homes built not government bureaucracy. Oregon needs affordable local health care not rationed care. Oregon needs affordable education not government divestment. Oregon needs common sense investing not political correctness.”

“I am asking for your vote.”

Leadership That Counts – Boquist for State Treasurer

My name is Dennis Linthicum. My wife, Diane, and I have lived in Klamath County for nearly 20 years. As we celebrate our 36th anniversary, we continue to love living and working in the beautiful Klamath Basin. We have two children, both happily married and starting families in Oregon.

I have a B.A. in Economics, from UCLA, and I currently utilize my economic knowledge as a teacher and speaker for the Dirt Road Economist. I also provide training on Constitutional principles throughout Oregon and California. I have a Master’s Degree from Biola University. My work history revolves around software and large-scale database development. While in California and Oregon, I have enjoyed contributing technical and managerial expertise across many fields: defense, micro-electronic circuits, semiconductor manufacturing, real estate data-processing and large-scale life insurance portfolio management.

Thirty years ago family opportunities led us to Oregon where we became active in careers and rural community life. I have been the State Senator for District 28, including parts of No. Eastern Jackson County, Southern Deschutes, and all of Klamath County for eight years. Before the last redistricting effort, Senate District 28 included all of Lake and all of Crook Counties.

The reason for my candidacy is that Oregon needs realistic solutions.

Oregon’s budget problems are mounting with estimates for the next biennium’s shortfall to be near $5 billion. Oregon needs to push beyond the status-quo mentality that pretends our ever-expanding bureaucracies will provide citizens with ever-expanding opportunities.

Oregon’s budget problems are mounting with estimates for the next biennium’s shortfall to be near $5 billion.

Oregon needs to push beyond the status-quo mentality that pretends our ever-expanding bureaucracies will provide citizens with ever-expanding opportunities.

Big-government, it is not the solution – Liberty is!

The hardworking people who live, work and play here in Oregon have a right to more freedom.

Oregonians have the right to less regulation, more personal control with lower fees, permitting requirements and taxes.

This makes the entrenched elites extremely difficult adversaries.

No elected official has the power to change the system by himself. The bureaucracies are massive. The cumulative regulations and the unending legislation that empowers them are overwhelmingly complex.

This makes the reform process messy.

This is why Thomas Jefferson wrote, “In questions of power, then, let no more be heard of confidence in man, but bind him down from mischief by the chains of the Constitution.”

Bureaucracies are structured so that power and money lies in the hands of the special interests that have the most to lose.

But, it is our “skin in the game.” We have the most to lose and therefore, we have the most to gain.

It is our responsibility is to demand adherence to our US Constitution. The Bill of Rights protects citizens from the government by making the law a shield for the people rather than a weapon in the hands of the government.

Our First Amendment protects the freedom of speech, the press, and assembly or public protest.

The Second Amendment gives the people the right “to keep and bear arms.”

The Third Amendment has to do with the quartering of soldiers on civilians, a large complaint against King George III, but not a practice of present-day armies.
The Fourth Amendment grants “the right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures” and prevents the issue of warrants except “upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.”
The Fifth Amendment prohibits double jeopardy, self-incrimination, the taking of life, liberty, or property without due process and the prohibition of seizing property without just compensation.
The Sixth Amendment guarantees speedy and public trial requires that a defendant be informed of the charge against him and to be confronted with the witnesses, to present witnesses in his favor, and to have the assistance of an attorney.

The Seventh Amendment gives the right to trial by jury to civil suits.
The Eighth Amendment prevents excessive bail and cruel and unusual punishments.
The Ninth Amendment says that the enumeration of certain rights in the Constitution does not deny or disparage others retained by the people. In other words, people have rights in addition to the those listed in the proscriptions against the government’s use of abusive power.
The Tenth Amendment reserves the rights not delegated to the federal government to the states, or the people.

Your next Secretary of State must believe in, understand and advocate for these legal protections as the legitimate boundaries for Oregon’s government enterprise.

State Representative Races

Douglas County Republican Candidates

Email: Rep.CourtBoice@oregonlegislature.gov

Legislative Website: https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/boice

Campaign Website: CourtBoiceforOregon.com

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Email: Rep.VirgleOsborne@oregonlegislature.gov

Legislative Website: https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/osborne

Campaign Website: VirgleOsborne.com

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Campaign Website: AlekforOregon.com

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Email: Rep.BoomerWright@oregonlegislature.gov

Legislative Website: https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/wright

Campaign Website: BoomerWright.com

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State Senate Races

Douglas County Republican Candidates

Capitol Phone: 503-986-1701
Capitol Address: 900 Court St. NE, S-316, Salem Oregon 97301

Email: Sen.DavidBrockSmith@oregonlegislature.gov

Legislative Website: https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/smithd

Campaign Website:
DavidBrockSmith.com

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Noah Robinson for Oregon Senate
2251 Dick George Road
Cave Junction, OR 97523
Phone: (541) 450-9523

Email: RobsinsonForOregon@protonmail.com

Campaign Website: RobinsonforOregon.com

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Capitol Phone: 503-986-1705
Capitol Address: 900 Court St. NE, S-303, Salem Oregon 97301

Email: Sen.DickAnderson@oregonlegislature.gov

Legislative Website: https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/anderson

Campaign Website: SenatorAnderson.com

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Douglas County Republican Candidates

Note: All Republican Candidates at the time of this writing are listed below, UNLESS, a candidate is endorsed by the DCRCC in which then only the Endorsed by DCRCC Republican Candidate will be listed.

Dan Loomis*

County Clerk**
Republican
Incumbent
Endorsed by Douglas County Republican Central Committee
Candidate Filing Form

County Clerk's Office
Our Mission Statement
Dedicated to provide quality service in a professional, courteous, equitable and efficient manner, while maintaining the highest level of integrity at all times.

Role
The County Clerk is a nonpartisan elected constitutional officer as provided in Article 6, Section 6 of the Oregon Constitution and the Oregon Revised Statutes, Chapter 205, and serves a term of four years.

The duties of the office include:

Conducts elections in Douglas County
Maintains voter registration records
Keeps public records for the county
Douglas County Clerk Office Symbol
Records real property documents
Processes property value appeals
Issues birth and death certificates
Issues marriage licenses Performs civil marriage ceremonies
Records military discharges (DD-214) at no cost
Provides access to archived records

Dan Loomis was appointed to serve the public, as the Douglas County Clerk in October 2019, and elected to a four-year term as the same, in November 2020. He brings over 36 years of battle-proven leadership experience to our Elections, Recording, Vital Records, and Archives Divisions. He also brings a pragmatic and earnest approach to serving the citizens of Douglas County. From the age of one to 18 years, Dan was raised right here in Douglas County, graduating from Roseburg High School. He then had a decorated 23-year military career with the U.S. Army, rising to the rank of Chief Warrant Officer Four, and has been awarded the Legion of Merit, Bronze Star, and Meritorious Service Medals. After his military retirement, he served as an Aircraft Accident Investigator for the Department of Defense. Prior to working for Douglas County, Dan was selected and served on the Douglas County Veterans Advisory Committee and on the Douglas County Parks Advisory Board. He further serves Douglas County as a current volunteer with many local Veteran service organizations and weekly at our local hospital. He’s currently an active member of the Oregon Association of County Clerk’s (OACC) and serves as the OACC Historian. Dan holds three college degrees. Two of those, earned right here, at our own Umpqua Community College. He’s grateful to have spent 28 years of his life right here in Douglas County, Oregon. He lives in the historic settlement of Umpqua with his Bride and their youngest child.

Physical Address:
1036 SE Douglas Avenue
Courthouse Room CH320
Roseburg, OR 97470
Phone: 541-440-4325

John Hanlin*

County Sheriff**
Republican
Incumbent
Endorsed by Douglas County Republican Central Committee
Candidate Filing Form

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office is founded on the principles of service, integrity, respect, courage, compassion, and caring for others. With a staff of over 135 dedicated men and women, we are committed to providing professional law enforcement services through well-trained staff, technology, crime prevention and a results-oriented, proactive approach to public safety.

As we continuously seek out new ways to enhance the public’s accessibility to our office and assorted services, our website has been designed with those we serve in mind. It is my desire to improve our ability to reach the public using technology to increase the speed, accuracy, and availability of law enforcement data that is so vital in today's information driven world. Within this website you will find a breakdown of our organization, services we offer, employment information, our history, safety tips, and many other helpful resources designed to keep you informed.

Please visit our website regularly. I hope you find the information on this site helpful and thank you for allowing us to serve you.

Sheriff John Hanlin

Website: www.dcso.com
Physical Address:
1036 SE Douglas Avenue
Courthouse Room CH320
Roseburg, OR 97470
Phone: 541-440-4450

Samuel W. Lee III

County Treasurer**
Republican
Incumbent
Candidate Filing Form

Treasurer's Office
The Douglas County Treasurer's Office is responsible for maintaining and reconciling bank accounts, assuring that adequate cash is available to meet the obligations of the County. The Treasurer provides a timely distribution of all property tax payments to approximately 130 different taxing districts. The Treasurer coordinates all cash flow activities, such as providing cash receipting services for all departments and working with each department to ensure compliance with the County’s cash handling policies.

Additionally, the Treasurer is the investment manager for Douglas County. The Treasurer manages the County’s investment portfolio, making sure that all funds are invested in accordance with the County’s Investment Policy, as well as Oregon Revised Statutes.

The Douglas County Treasurer is a non-partisan elected position. Samuel W. Lee III is the current Douglas County Treasurer, and is serving his first term as an elected official for the current term of January 4, 2021 – December 31, 2024. He was elected in 2020.

Physical Address:
1036 SE Douglas Avenue
Courthouse Room CH320
Roseburg, OR 97470
Phone: 541-440-4244

** The County Sheriff, County Clerk and County Treasurer must be ultimately elected at the November General Election. In reference to these three offices, they must file for the May Primary Election, but must ultimately be elected on the November General Election. The rules are specific to County Sheriff, County Clerk and County Treasurer. If there were up to two candidates filing for one of these positions, they would not appear on the May Primary Ballot, but would be auto-nominated November General Election. Only if three or more have filed for one of these positions would the candidates then appear on the May Primary Ballot. If one of these three or more candidates receives a majority of the votes cast (at least 50% plus one vote), then only that candidate is nominated and goes forward to the General Election ballot. If no candidate receives a majority of votes, then the top two vote getters move forward to the November General Election. This is per Article V, Section 16 and Article VI, Section 6, of the Oregon Constitution and Oregon Revised Statute (ORS) 249.091.

NonPartisan Statewide Judicial Positions

The seven justices on the Oregon Supreme Court are selected through nonpartisan elections. Judges’ terms begin on the first Monday in January following their election.

Justices elected to the Supreme Court must be United States citizens, no older than 75 years of age, members of the Oregon State Bar and residents of Oregon for at least three years.The court has its offices and courtroom in the Supreme Court Building, one block east of the State Capitol in Salem.

Judges serve six-year terms (must retire at end of calendar year in which the judge turns 75). Judges seeking to serve more than one term must stand for re-election.

The chief justice is selected by peer vote and serves in that capacity for a six-year term.

If a midterm vacancy occurs on the court, the governor appoints a replacement. The appointee serves until the next general election occurring 61 or more days after the vacancy, at which point he or she may run for election.

*We believe in transparent, accurate and fair elections. Most candidates have registered party affiliations. Although we utilize a tool called “Voteref.com” to find candidate party affiliations, it is entirely possible we are mistaken. Please contact us if you see any mistakes. We suggest that you take responsibility and research each candidate’s party affiliation prior to voting as well. Please note that party affiliations can be changed.

Judge – Supreme, Position 1
Republican

A REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE HAS NOT FILED TO-DATE.
TO FILE:
First Day to File: June 5, 2024
Last Day to File: August 27, 2024
Last Day to Withdraw: August 30, 2024
Fee: $100
Required Signatures: The lesser of either (a) 1,000 signatures or (b) 1% of the number of votes cast for Governor in Oregon at the most recent election in which a candidate for Governor was elected to full term. The signatures must include those of at least 100 electors registered in each of Oregon’s congressional districts.

Judge – Supreme Court, Position 1
Democrat

Stephen K Bushong
Tenure: 1/1/23 – Present
Elected: 1/3/2023
Term Ends: 1/6/25
Next Election: 5/21/24
County: Multnomah
Registration Date: 11/12/2017
*Party Affiliation: Democrat
Appointed by Kate Brown
Biography
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Judge – Supreme, Position 7
Republican

Judge – Supreme Court, Position 7
Democrat

Bronson Don James
Tenure: 1/1/23 – Present
Elected: 1/3/2023
Term Ends: 1/6/25
Next Election: 11/5/2024
County: Multnomah
Registration Date: 2/24/21
*Party Affiliation: Democrat
Appointed by Kate Brown
Biography
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