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Oregon

7 electoral votes

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Biden (D) has won. An estimated 100 percent of votes have been counted.

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Biden
56.5%
1,340,383
Trump
40.4%
958,448
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U.S. Senate

Sen. Jeff Merkley (D) is projected to defeat Jo Rae Perkins (R) and leads by 408,233 votes.

VotesPct.
MerkleyDEM
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1,321,047
56.9%
PerkinsGOP912,814
39.3

Oregon has five U.S. House races. Jump to results

How much of the vote has been counted?

The Post estimates around all votes were counted here within 3 months.

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Final results

Note: Maps on this page won’t indicate a leading candidate in each county until an estimated 35 percent of the vote has been reported there.

Updated Dec 5, 2020 at 8:48 p.m. ET

Presidential results

In 2016, Hillary Clinton (D) won Oregon by a margin of 11 points, adding seven electoral college votes to her total.

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CandidateVotes Pct.
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Joe Biden Biden DEM		1,340,38356.5%
Donald Trump *Trump *GOP		958,44840.4
Jo Jorgensen Jorgensen LIB		41,5821.8
Write-ins Write-ins WRI		17,0890.7
Howie Hawkins Hawkins GRN		11,8310.5
Dario Hunter Hunter PRG		4,9880.2
An estimated 100% of votes have been counted.
* Incumbent
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U.S. Senate results

In the Oregon U.S. Senate race, the incumbent Jeff Merkley (D) is running against Jo Rae Perkins (R). Merkley has represented Oregon in the Senate since 2009. The state's other Senate seat is held by Ron Wyden (D).

Portland

Eugene

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Merkley

Perkins

CandidateVotes Pct.
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Jeff Merkley *Merkley *DEM		1,321,04756.9%
Jo Rae Perkins Perkins GOP		912,81439.3
Gary Dye Dye LIB		42,7471.8
Ibrahim Taher Taher PRG		42,2391.8
Write-ins Write-ins WRI		1,9930.1
An estimated 99% of votes have been counted.
* Incumbent

U.S. House results

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Statewide ballot measures

Measure 107

Amend campaign finance laws

ResponseVotes Pct.
Yes Yes 		1,763,27678.3%
No No 		488,41321.7
2,251,689 votes reported from 98.7% of precincts.

Measure 108

Create tobacco and nicotine tax

ResponseVotes Pct.
Yes Yes 		1,535,86666.3%
No No 		779,31133.7
2,315,177 votes reported from 98.7% of precincts.

Measure 109

Legalize psilocybin

ResponseVotes Pct.
Yes Yes 		1,270,05755.7%
No No 		1,008,19944.3
2,278,256 votes reported from 100% of precincts.

Measure 110

Create addiction and recovery program

ResponseVotes Pct.
Yes Yes 		1,333,26858.5%
No No 		947,31341.5
2,280,581 votes reported from 100% of precincts.

Results by state

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Sources: Edison Research, Associated Press, ProPublica, U.S. Census Bureau, National Center for Health Statistics, Dave Leip's Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections, Cook Political Report. Illustrations by Ben Kirchner for The Washington Post.