Tillamook County Finalized November Election Ballots

Local election officials set the candidate slates for statewide and district races following an August filing deadline.

Updated on Sept. 21, 2026 in Elections

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Tillamook County election officials have finalized the official candidate ballots for the upcoming November 2026 general election, including key executive and legislative races. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Tillamook County election officials finalized candidate ballots for the upcoming November 2026 general election. The certification followed the official filing deadline that occurred on August 28, 2026.

Why it matters

The finalized ballots allow voters across Oregon to prepare for key executive and legislative contests. Establishing these slates provides the definitive list of candidates competing for leadership positions in the state.

The ballot includes races for Oregon Governor, State Senate District 16, and State House District 32. These candidate slates were finalized after the August 28 filing deadline for all November electoral contests.

The players

Tina Kotek

She is a candidate for the office of Oregon Governor.

Christine Drazan

She is a candidate for the office of Oregon Governor.

Courtney Bangs

She is a candidate for the Oregon State Senate District 16 seat.

Rachel Armitage

She is a candidate for the Oregon State Senate District 16 seat.

Cyrus Javadi

He is a candidate for the Oregon State House District 32 seat.

The details

The ballot features Tina Kotek and Christine Drazan as candidates for Governor. Legislative races include Courtney Bangs and Rachel Armitage for Senate District 16, while Cyrus Javadi and Max Sherman are running for House District 32.

Timeline

  1. August 28, 2026: The filing deadline for electoral contests passed.

  2. November 2026: The general election will take place.

Political Context

Opposing groups often challenge ballot access requirements as candidates navigate the administrative barriers set by state law. Critics frequently argue that these strict filing deadlines disadvantage independent or third-party campaigns seeking ballot placement.

Residents should prepare to review their official voter pamphlets to evaluate the candidates listed for their respective districts. These finalized ballots dictate the specific choices Oregonians will face when casting their votes in November.

The takeaway

Voters are encouraged to research the platforms of the confirmed candidates to make informed decisions before hitting the polls. Keeping track of district-specific races ensures that community members understand the legislative representation available to them.

Further reading

For more information on the upcoming races, visit the Oregon Elections portal.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Tillamook Headlight-Herald.

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