Wyatt Gaines
Find up-to-date results for the 2018 midterm races and measures below.
(Editor's note: Page last updated 10:38 pm Tuesday).
Some takeaways thus far from election night:
-All state measures defeated, except Measure 102.- Democrat incumbent Kate Brown wins the governor's race against Republican Knute Buehler
- Republican Cheri Helt set to win the Bend's Oregon House 54 race
- Democrat Jamie-McLeod-Skinner concedes to Republican Greg Walden in the Congressional District 2 race
- Sally Russell likely to become Bend's first directly elected mayor
- County Commissioner race between Adair and Cook too close to call; within a few votes of each other
Local Candidates
Bend Mayor
| Sally Russell | # 51.02% |
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| Charles Webster Baer | # .75% |
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| Bill Moseley | # 40.68% |
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| Brian M. Douglass | # 3.35% |
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| Michael R. Hughes | # 2.05% |
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| Joshua Langlais | # 1.78% |
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Bend City Council Position #5
| Andrew Davis | # 30.49% |
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| Gena Goodman-Campbell | # 65.20% |
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| Victor Johnson | # 3.82% |
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Chris Miller
Gena Goodman-Campbell and Amy Lowes mingle at a Democratic election party Tuesday night.
Bend City Council Position #6
| Ron Boozell (Rondo) | # 7.36 % |
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| Barb Campbell | # 50.17% |
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| Sarah McCormick | # 42.13% |
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La Pine Mayor
| Connie Briese | # 43.25% |
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| Daniel L. Richer | # 55.88% |
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La Pine City Council ( 2 positions)
| Michael S. Harper | # 31.70% |
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| D. Scott Henderson | # 29.58% |
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| Mike Shields | # 37.95% |
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Redmond Mayor
| George Endicott (I) | # 56.68% |
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| Ed Fitch | # 42.96% |
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Redmond City Council (3 positions)
| Jon Bullock | # 29.38% |
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| Krisanna Clark-Endicott | # 23.10% |
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| Jay Patrick | # 28.94% |
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| Josefina Riggs | # 17.47% |
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Sisters City Council Precinct 30
(Two 4-year term positions and One 2-year term position)
| Micael Preedin | # 32.35% |
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| Richard Esterman | # 28.88% |
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| Nancy Connolly | # 36.08% |
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*Third in vote count receives two-year term
Deschutes County Commission Position #1
| Anthony R. DeBone (R) | # 50.83%% |
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| Amy Lowes (D) |
# 49.08 % |
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Chris Miller
Democrat James Cook waits out the results of a tight race between himself and Republican Patti Adair for Deschutes County Commission, position 3.
Deschutes County Commission Position #3
| Patti Adair (R) | # 49.94% (32,766 votes) | |
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| James Cook (D) | # 49.94% (32,769 votes) |
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Deschutes Soil & Water Conservation District
Director, Zone 4
| Susan Altman | # 59.54% |
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| Andrew Anderson | # 39.96% |
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*Uncontested: Zone 1, Zone 3 and At Large 2
Measures
| Measure 102 - Allows local bonds for affordable housing to be used by non-government entities |
Yes: 56.02% votes No: 43.98% votes |
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Measure 103 - Bans taxes on groceries |
Yes: 42.31% votes No: 57.69% votes |
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Measure 104 - Requires supermajority to raise revenue |
Yes: 34.36% votes No: 65.64%votes |
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Measure 105 - Repeals sanctuary law |
Yes: 37.21% votes No: 62.79% votes |
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Measure 106 - Bans use of public funds for abortion |
Yes: 35.76% votes No: 64.24% votes |
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State Candidates
Oregon House District 53
| Eileen Kiely (D) | # 44.40% |
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| Jack Zika (R) |
# 55.46 % |
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Oregon House District 54
Amanda La Bell (WF/P) #14.56% | Nathan Boddie (D) | # 23.72% |
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| Cheri Helt (R) | # 59.68% |
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Oregon State Governor
| Kate Brown (D) | 50.01% |
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| Knute Buehler (R) | 44.05% |
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| Aaron Auer | 1.03% |
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| Nick Chen (L) | 1.31% |
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| Chris Henry | .54% |
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| Patrick Starnes | 2.89% |
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Federal
U.S. Representative, 2nd District (McLeod-Skinner conceded)
| Mark R. Roberts | # 4.01% |
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| Greg Walden | # 56.42% |
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| Jamie McLeod-Skinner | # 39.48% |
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Chris Miller
Jamie McLeod-Skinner gave a concession speech after her defeat by Greg Walden Tuesday night. McLeod-Skinner told supporters that she hoped the pressure her campaign had put on Walden would encourage the longtime Republican representative to put his focus back on his district.
Wyatt Gaines
Patti Adair at an election night party Tuesday night.
