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These are the biggest races in Oregon this year. Please note, we do not endorse any candidates.
Stance on key issues
Jeff Merkley Democratic, incumbent
Supports restoring Voting Rights Act protections, vote-by-mail, ending gerrymandering, overturning Citizens United, and electing presidents by popular vote. Source
David Brock Smith Republican
In December 2020, signed a letter asking Oregon's attorney general to join Texas's lawsuit challenging the 2020 presidential results in other states. Source
Jeff Merkley Democratic, incumbent
No public position found.
David Brock Smith Republican
Supports law enforcement and "accountability for repeat offenders." Source
Jeff Merkley Democratic, incumbent
Voted against the Laken Riley Act (2025), which requires detention of some immigrants charged with crimes. Source
David Brock Smith Republican
In 2024, signed a letter with other Oregon Republican lawmakers backing Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's actions to control the border at Eagle Pass. Source
Jeff Merkley Democratic, incumbent
Supports "Medicare for All" and capping drug prices at international levels. Source
David Brock Smith Republican
No public position found.
Jeff Merkley Democratic, incumbent
Supports workers' right to form unions and bargain for strong wages and benefits. Source
David Brock Smith Republican
No public position found.
Jeff Merkley Democratic, incumbent
Supports smaller class sizes, bringing back shop and vocational classes, and debt-free college. Source
David Brock Smith Republican
No public position found.
Jeff Merkley Democratic, incumbent
Voted for the Respect for Marriage Act (2022), which protects same-sex and interracial marriages in federal law. Source
David Brock Smith Republican
No public position found.
Jeff Merkley Democratic, incumbent
Supports a Green New Deal and big investments in renewable energy, with help for frontline communities. Source
David Brock Smith Republican
Supports active forest management and fuel reduction to prevent wildfires, and opposes federal rules he says put "political extremists" ahead of local Oregonians. Source
Jeff Merkley Democratic, incumbent
Voted against the 2025 Rescissions Act, which cut federal funding for public broadcasting. Source
David Brock Smith Republican
No public position found.
Stance on key issues
Christine Drazan Republican
Says "we need fewer needles and more cops." Wants to fully fund state police and raise penalties for drug traffickers. Source
Tina Kotek Democratic, incumbent
Signed HB 4002 (2024), which made possession of hard drugs a crime again (a misdemeanor) after Measure 110, with treatment as an option. Source
Christine Drazan Republican
No public position found.
Tina Kotek Democratic, incumbent
In January 2026 called a shooting by a federal agent in Portland a "terrible, unnecessary violent event" and blamed the federal deployment of agents to Portland; called for an investigation. Source
Christine Drazan Republican
No public position found.
Tina Kotek Democratic, incumbent
Signed HB 2002 (2023), which updated Oregon's laws on reproductive health rights. Source
Christine Drazan Republican
Proposes a "Day One Affordability" order, a higher standard deduction, property tax relief for veterans and seniors, changes to the Corporate Activity Tax, and protecting the tax "kicker" refund. Source
Tina Kotek Democratic, incumbent
Signed a 2025 transportation bill raising the gas tax and fees, then in January 2026 called for its repeal. (Voters rejected it as Measure 120 in May 2026.) Source
Christine Drazan Republican
Wants a 120-day limit on permit decisions for qualifying housing, more first-time homebuyer tax credits, and pre-approved home plans. Wants to audit homeless services spending and shift money to addiction recovery and mental health treatment. Source
Tina Kotek Democratic, incumbent
Declared a homelessness state of emergency on her first day. Set a goal of 36,000 new homes a year and signed a $376 million housing bill (2024) and "middle housing" laws (2025). Source
Christine Drazan Republican
Supports school choice, curriculum transparency with parent opt-outs, stronger graduation requirements, and third-grade reading goals. Source
Tina Kotek Democratic, incumbent
Says schools were a top priority of her first term, with support for educators and student success. Source
Christine Drazan Republican
Has said she opposes letting transgender athletes compete on teams that match their gender identity. Source
Tina Kotek Democratic, incumbent
No public position found.
Christine Drazan Republican
Wants to repeal the state's Climate Protection Program order, support "technology-neutral" energy, and increase sustainable timber production. Source
Tina Kotek Democratic, incumbent
Says she has protected Oregon's land, water and air while addressing climate change, and funded wildfire response. Source
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