Oregon early vote 2026
State file of Oct 24 · Oregon Secretary of State, ballot return dashboard ↗ · newest count via civicAPI ↗
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Party: this year only Oregon's file splits this year's ballots by party registration, but no 2022 or 2024 party count survives for the same point of voting, so the split has nothing to be compared with.
Newest count from civicAPI, Oct 24 Oregon's own file runs through Oct 21. civicAPI, which compiles counts from state and county election offices, had a newer one, shown as the last day; the state's own file takes over again once it catches up.
Held at Oct 25 Since Oct 25 the state's file was not found where it is posted; this is its last count.
Where it stands
- 2026Oct 24489,294D+16.7
- 2022 finalall early ballots, Nov 8, 20221,813,994
Dem 225,708Rep 144,038Unaff. 119,548
The chart starts once 7 days can be set beside 2022 or 2024; 5 so far.
Where the ballots are
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- Multnomah40,039D+57.9
- Lane31,559D+32.1
- Washington31,069D+37.6
- Clackamas27,785D+27.4
- Jackson21,524D+10.5
- Marion17,411D+17.3
- Deschutes17,105D+24.9
- Coos8,197D+2.6
- Josephine8,077R+8.6
- Linn7,569R+1.6
Mail or in person
Mail 489,294 100%In person 0 0%
Oregon votes by mail; counties began mailing ballots on Oct 14.
Known
- 489,294 ballots returnedthrough Oct 24
- Each ballot's party registrationthis year only
- All by mail so far
- On 8 daysthe state's page as read each day since Oct 15; the newest, Oct 24, from civicAPI
- By 36 counties
Not known
- How anyone votedballots stay sealed until they are counted
- How unaffiliated voters lean119,548, 24% of ballots
- Election Day turnout
- Mail ballots still outrequested or sent and not yet returned; not read from the state's file yet
- How the parties stood at this point in 2022 or 2024no party count survives for the same point
- Anything since Oct 25the state's newest file could not be used
- Ballots reported after Oct 25
- How this point compares with 2022 or 2024no count survives for that day
How Oregon is counted and compared
- 2022 is read at the same number of days before the election. No statewide first day of voting is on record for 2022 or this year, so the years are read at the same number of days before the election.
- 2024 is read at the same number of days before the election. No statewide first day of voting is on record for 2024 or this year, so the years are read at the same number of days before the election.
- Counts ballots received by county elections offices; Oregon mails every active voter a ballot.
- D is Democrat and R Republican; U is every other registration: nonaffiliated, the Independent Party and the minor parties.
- The Secretary of State's report is generated at 7 a.m.; each is dated here by the day before, the last whole day it holds.
- The Secretary of State calls the report unofficial: counts change as counties process ballots.
- 2024: Counts ballots received by county elections offices; Oregon mails every active voter a ballot.
- 2024: Statewide totals by business day from the Secretary of State's ballot count history (data.oregon.gov); no party or county split survives for 2024.
- 2022: Counts ballots received by county elections offices; Oregon mails every active voter a ballot.
- 2022: Statewide totals by business day from the Secretary of State's ballot count history (data.oregon.gov); no party or county split survives for 2022.
Last checked Counts change only when a state has posted a new file.
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