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Oregon

Senate 100% reporting

  Candidate Party Votes Pct.  
Or-wyden
Ron Wyden
Dem. 825,507 57.3% Incumbent
Jim Huffman
Rep. 566,199 39.3%  
Bruce Cronk
W.F. 18,940 1.3%  
Marc Delphine
Lib. 16,028 1.1%  
Rick Staggenborg
Prog. 14,466 1.0%  

Governor 100% reporting

  Candidate Party Votes Pct.  
Or-kitzhaber
John Kitzhaber
Dem. 716,525 49.4%  
Chris Dudley
Rep. 694,287 47.9%  
Greg Kord
Const. 20,475 1.4%  
Wes Wagner
Lib. 19,048 1.3%  

House of Representatives

District Democrat Republican Other Reporting
1
54.8% Wu*
42.0% Cornilles
3.2% Other
100%
2
25.9% Segers
74.1% Walden*
  100%
3
70.1% Blumenauer*
24.6% Lopez
5.3% Other
100%
4
54.6% DeFazio*
43.7% Robinson
1.8% Other
100%
5
51.3% Schrader*
46.0% Bruun
2.7% Other
100%

Major Ballot Measures

Measure   Yes No Reporting
70 Expand eligibility for subsidized home loans for veterans
84.5%
15.5%
98%
71 Require annual legislative sessions; set limits on duration
67.7%
32.3%
97%
72 Allow bonds for real-property improvements
59.1%
40.9%
96%
73 Increase mandatory minimum sentences for sex crimes and D.U.I.
56.9%
43.1%
98%
74 Allow sales of medical marijuana
43.9%
56.1%
98%
75 Allow a casino in Multnomah County
31.7%
68.3%
98%
76 Extend dedication of 15% of lottery to wildlife, water, recreation
69.0%
31.0%
98%

Treasurer 97% reporting

Candidate Party Votes Pct.  
Ted Wheeler
Dem. 677,956 52.9% Incumbent
Chris Telfer
Rep. 539,018 42.1%  
Walter Brown
Prog. 35,467 2.8%  
Michael Marsh
Const. 28,231 2.2%  
Vote totals are certified election results from the state, where available. County-level figures are the last reported totals from The Associated Press.
Senate Governor House Districts

State Highlights

Senator Ron Wyden, a Democrat and an expert on health policy who likes to work with Republicans when possible, easily won re-election, defeating his Republican challenger, Jim Huffman, a law school professor.

On Wednesday evening, the governor’s race remained undecided. John A. Kitzhaber, a Democrat and former emergency room physician, was hoping that votes still to be tallied from Multnomah County (Portland) would erase the slim lead held by Chris Dudley, a Republican and former professional basketball player.

Mr. Kitzhaber, who was making a bid for the office he held from 1995 to 2003, said Mr. Dudley had “no meaningful experience” and no record of public service.

Mr. Dudley, a wealth management adviser, said he would reignite job growth by cutting the state’s capital gains tax and creating a business-friendly climate.

All five House members from Oregon, four Democrats and one Republican, won re-election.

ROBERT PEAR