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As expected, many Oregon races, including the governor’s contest, were too close to call late Tuesday night.
But Salem voters had a strong showing in support of the city’s infrastructure bond package, with 65% of voters – nearly 24,000 people – saying yes to a decade of street, sidewalk and park improvements.
Our team will continue to track local races and update ballot counts as results come in in the coming days. Here’s a look at where local races stand.
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We’ll post results in local and statewide races here shortly after 8 p.m. Tuesday and update as more ballots are counted.
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We’ll post results in local and statewide races here shortly after 8 p.m. Tuesday and update as more ballots are counted.
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Preliminary results also show local voters supporting bans on psilocybin facilities in unincorporated areas of Marion and Polk counties.
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Preliminary results also show local voters supporting bans on psilocybin facilities in unincorporated areas of Marion and Polk counties.
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If Tuesday’s results hold, Salem will have a politically mixed delegation, with three new faces in the House and two state senators winning re-election.
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If Tuesday’s results hold, Salem will have a politically mixed delegation, with three new faces in the House and two state senators winning re-election.
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Deanna Gwyn was leading Dynee Medlock by fewer than 200 votes in the ward 4 council race following initial ballot counts Tuesday night.
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Deanna Gwyn was leading Dynee Medlock by fewer than 200 votes in the ward 4 council race following initial ballot counts Tuesday night.
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An initial vote tally Tuesday night had Marion County prosecutor Amy Queen ahead of Circuit Judge Erious Johnson in the race for his seat. Meanwhile, the incumbent Marion County Commissioners…
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An initial vote tally Tuesday night had Marion County prosecutor Amy Queen ahead of Circuit Judge Erious Johnson in the race for his seat. Meanwhile, the incumbent Marion County Commissioners…
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Democrat Andrea Salinas was up in the race to represent the 6th Congressional District, which includes Salem.
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Democrat Andrea Salinas was up in the race to represent the 6th Congressional District, which includes Salem.
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