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Oregon legislative/county/local election results 2022

Up-to-date results for state legislative races, plus county and local races and ballot measures in JPR's Oregon listening area.

UPDATED as of 5:30 a.m., Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2022

Oregon state legislative races 

State Senate, 3rd District

Jeff Golden (D) – 51.67%

Randy Sparacino (R) – 48.22%

State Senate 4th District

Floyd Prozanski (D) - 82.24%

Eric Pinnell (Libertarian) - 17.06%

State Representative, 1st District

Bret Cecil (D) – 30.56%

David Brock Smith (R) – 69.18%

State Representative, 2nd District 

Virgle Osborne (R) – 69.87%

Kevin Bell (D) – 27.66%.

Edward Renfroe (Constitution) - 2.27%

State Representative, 3rd District

Lily Morgan (R) – 66.96%

Brady Keister (D) – 32.83%

State Representative, 4th District

Christine Goodwin (Republican/Democrat) – 97.03%

State Representative, 5th District

Pam Marsh (D) – 64.18%

Sandra Abercrombie (R) – 35.71%

State Representative, 6th District

Kim Wallan (R) – 60.41%

Dan Davis (D) – 39.46%

State Representative, 9th District

Jerry Rust (D) – 40.54%

Boomer Wright (R) – 59.29%

State Representative, 56th District

Jonathan Chenjeri (D) – 26.53%

Emily McIntire (R) – 73.23%

Oregon county races and measures 

Jackson County Commissioner, Positon 1

Denise D. Krause (D) - 41.66%

Rick Dyer (R) - 58.23%

Jackson County Commissioner, Position 3

Colleen Roberts (R) - 55.05%

Al Densmore (Independent) - 44.80%

Measure 15-203: Prohibiting psilocybin manufacturers and service centers in Jackson County

Yes: 47.50% No: 52.50%

Josephine County Commissioner, Position 1

John West - 55.59%

Brian DeLaGrange - 43.94%

Josephine County Sheriff

Dave Daniel - 69.26%

Jonathan Knapp - 30.40%

Coos County Commission, Position 3

Melissa T Cribbins - 50.85%

Rod Taylor - 48.89%

Coos County Sheriff

Gabe Fabrizio - 73.36%

M A Kinnaird - 26.16%

Curry County Commission, Position 1

Beth Barker-Hildago - 36.33%

Brad Alcorn - 63.22%

Rogue Valley local races

Ashland Council position 2

Tonya Graham - 63.48%

Joy Fate - 36.10%

Ashland Council position 4

Robert Kaplan - 60.86%

Jill Franko - 38.87%

Ashland Council position 6

James Falkenstein - 39.38%

Eric Hansen - 60.41%

Ashland Measure 15-210 - Shall Ashland amend it’s city charter to delegate all authority to appoint, supervise, and remove employees to the City Manager?

Yes - 35.56% No - 64.64%

Ashland Measure 15-211 - Shall the ordinance be amended to dedicate a portion of revenues to general government services and extend the sunset date?

Yes - 39.95%. No - 60.05%

Medford City Council, Ward 1

Jessica Ayers - 66.59%

Curt Ankerberg - 32.33%

Medford City Council, Ward 2

Zac Smith - 54.00%

Clay Bearnson - 45.34%

Medford City Council, Ward 3

Kevin H Stine - 40.48%

Jessica Freedom Allen - 37.95%

Bobb Shand - 20.47%

Medford City Council, Ward 4

Nick Card - 43.91%

Matt Roberts - 17.31%

Kathleen Blackshear - 38.44%

Grants Pass City Council, Ward 1

Clint Scherf - 48.68%

Rob Pell - 50.82%

Grants Pass City Council, Ward 2

Rick Riker - 98.60%

Grants Pass City Council, Ward 3

Dwayne Yunker - 67.28%

Curt Collins - 32.09%

Grants Pass City Council, Ward 4

Joel King - 57.16%

Molly Nichols - 42.47%

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