2024 May Primary Election Results

Results in the May 2024 primary election began to come in Tuesday night. In early returns, Janelle Bynum bested Jamie McLeod Skinner for the Democratic nomination for Congressional District 5, and in Congressional District 2, Cliff Bentz won over Republican challenger Jason Beebe.

For the seat on the Deschutes County Commission, Phil Chang was re-elected to his seat. If a candidate in that race earns 50% or more of the vote, they win the seat without the need for another vote in November. At over 60% of the vote, Chang won.

Meanwhile, the levy to support Bend-La Pine Schools appears poised to fail, with a majority of voters saying "no."

More results in contested races as of 2:30 pm Wednesday:

U.S. Representative, 2nd District (Democrat)

Dan Ruby  - 85.03%
Steve Willam Laible - 13.35%

U.S. Representative, 2nd District (Republican)

Cliff Bentz  - 81.49%
Jason Beebe - 18.07%

U.S. Representative, 5th District (Democrat)

Janelle Bynum - 68.51%
Jamie McLeod-Skinner - 30.85%

County Commissioner, Pos. 2

Phil Chang - 61.02%
Rob Imhoff - 26.42%
Judy Trego - 9.95%
Brian Huntamer - 2.38%

Measure 9-167 - Bend-La Pine Schools 5-year option levy

No - 57.34%
Yes - 42.66%

9-168 City of Redmond

No - 15.96%
Yes - 84.04%

9-169, City of Redmond

No - 36.21%
Yes - 63.79%

9-170, City of Redmond

No - 21.64%
Yes - 78.36%



See more election results from the Oregon Secretary of State and Deschutes County Elections.



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