Judge Erious Johnson wants to retain his seat in the Marion County Circuit Court as Amy Queen seeks to take his spot.
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Salem, here’s how to make your vote count on Election Day
From lost ballots to blank envelopes, officials share common issues that show up every Election Day, and tips on how to make sure your vote counts.
Gwyn, Medlock again face off for Ward 4 council seat
After a May race came down to just six votes, two political newcomers are again seeking to represent south central Salem on the city council.
Medina, Cramer face off for House District 22 seat representing northeast Salem, Woodburn
Education is a key issue for both candidates, with Medina supporting more funding for public schools and Cramer supporting a voucher system that would make it easier for parents to send their kids to private school.
Incumbent Willis, challenger Wigg contend for Marion County commissioner seat
Colm Willis says his first term as a Marion County commissioner left him with unfinished work to do for the county. His opponent, Mark Wigg, believes residents are due for a change.
Farrington, Evans seek House District 20 seat representing west, south Salem
A South Salem medical consulting business owner is seeking to unseat a longtime Monmouth legislator.
Incumbent Cameron, challenger Dennis vie for Marion County commissioner seat
Kevin Cammeron in his bid for re-election seeks to continue the work he started as a commissioner. His opponent, Andrew Dennis, says his experience as a state housing policy analyst makes him better equipped to oversee the county’s budget.
Voter registration to close Tuesday for 2022 general election
Registration can be online, or in-person at Marion and Polk counties’ elections offices.
Navarro, Mannix aim to claim Oregon House District 21 seat
The two candidates would have very different approaches, particularly on criminal justice issues, if they are elected in this competitive district.
Former city councilors Andersen, Sullivan vie for House District 19 seat
After representing south Salem on the council, T.J. Sullivan said he’d focus on business and growth, while Tom Andersen would continue his work on climate and environmental issues.