Portland certified city candidates and measures
Portland City Elections reports that City candidates and measures were certified for the November 3, 2026 ballot on September 3, 2026.
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Portland City Elections reports that City candidates and measures were certified for the November 3, 2026 ballot on September 3, 2026.
Official Government SourceReviewed and compliant state voters' pamphlet filings are scheduled to be available online September 18, followed by the state pamphlet on September 29.
Official Government SourceThe state pamphlet is scheduled online September 29; audio guidance October 5; printed pamphlets October 7–9; and translated state and county pamphlets online October 9.
Official Government SourceThe Secretary of State will publish a State Voters' Pamphlet for the November 3, 2026 General Election; delivery to Oregon residences is scheduled for October 7-9.
Official Government SourceCity voter-education page with registration information and ranked-choice voting resources.
Official Government SourceThe last day to register for the November 3 general election is October 13; online registration is valid through 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time.
Official Government SourceOregon counties begin mailing ballots to voters on October 14 for the general election.
Official Government SourceOregon's statewide general election is scheduled for November 3, 2026.
Official Government SourceMultnomah County lists Measure 26-267, filed August 28, 2026, as a City of Portland November 3 general-election ballot-measure filing.
Official Government SourcePortland City Elections reports certified city candidates and measures for the November 3, 2026 general election.
Official Government SourceThe official city log identifies qualified City Measure 26-267 and separately records petitions that did not qualify or were withdrawn or void.
Official Government SourceThe county’s official page provides local candidate and measure resources, voter dates, and ranked-choice voting information for specified county and Portland contests.
Official Government SourcePortland’s official election FAQ states that voters will vote for City Councilors in Districts 3 and 4 and the Auditor on November 3, 2026.
Official Government SourceFor November 3, 2026, Portland lists a citywide single-winner ranked-choice contest for Auditor and multi-winner ranked-choice contests for three council members in Districts 3 and 4.
Official Government SourcePortland’s Small Donor Elections office publishes dates and deadlines for the 2026 city-election program, including November 3 as Election Day.
Official Government SourceOfficial county page lists voter dates, candidate and measure records, and Portland ranked-choice contests for City Auditor and City Council Districts 3 and 4.
Official Government SourceBallots mailed for the November 3 election must be postmarked by Election Day; official drop boxes must receive ballots by 8 p.m.
Official Government SourceOregon's official voter tool supports registration checks, updates, ballot-status checks, county contacts, elected-official contacts, and drop-site lookup.
Official Government SourceOfficial nonpartisan materials cover registration, ballot completion, and voter information in multiple languages.
Official Government SourceThe Secretary of State's IRR Database provides official petition records through the 2028 general election; a petition record alone does not establish ballot qualification.
Official Government SourceThe Secretary of State provides official links to search candidate filings and local measures for the 2026 general election.
Official Government SourceThe City Elections Office provides official 2026 guides, forms, district resources, and ballot information for candidates, campaigns, and the public.
Official Government SourceOfficial tool for checking registration, ballot status, county elections contacts, elected-official contacts, and ballot drop sites.
Official Government SourceThe Elections Division provides official candidate-filing resources and a search for state, federal, judicial, and district-attorney filings.
Official Government SourceThe state explains that voters’ pamphlets covering candidates and state and local measures are sent two to three weeks before each statewide election.
Official Government SourceOregon directs voters to the Current Election page and My Vote for candidate and ballot-measure information applicable to them; proposed petitions qualify only after official signature verification.
Official Government SourceOregon's official voter portal provides registration status, ballot status, and official ballot drop-site information.
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