| U.S. Senator Federal | |
|---|---|
| winnerJeff Merkley | 51% 779,682 votes |
| Gordon Smith | 49% 737,323 votes |
| Representative - Congress District 4 | |
| winnerPeter DeFazio | 82% 170,610 votes |
| Jaynee Germond | 14% 29,732 votes |
| Mike Beilstein | 4% 8,195 votes |
| State Senator - District 1 | |
| winnerJeff Kruse | 70% 34,600 votes |
| Eldon Rollins | 30% 15,078 votes |
| State Senator - District 5 | |
| winnerJoanne Verger | 100% 19,493 votes |
| Joanne Verger is running unopposed. | |
| State Representative - District 1 | |
| winnerWayne Krieger | 61% 16,792 votes |
| Richard Goche | 39% 10,887 votes |
| State Representative - District 9 | |
|---|---|
| winnerArnie Roblan | 58% 11,961 votes |
| Al Pearn | 42% 8,639 votes |
| State Treasurer | |
| winnerBen Westlund | 50% 605,941 votes |
| Allen Alley | 46% 561,210 votes |
| Michael Marsh | 3% 41,290 votes |
| Attorney General | |
| winnerJohn Kroger | 73% 730,546 votes |
| James E Leuenberger | 11% 113,859 votes |
| J. Ashlee Albies | 11% 108,769 votes |
| Walter Brown | 5% 47,947 votes |
| Secretary of State | |
| winnerKate Brown | 50% 618,653 votes |
| Rick Dancer | 48% 593,237 votes |
| Seth Allen Woolley | 3% 34,942 votes |
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