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2010 Oregon legislative election

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The 2010 elections for the Oregon Legislative Assembly determined the composition of both houses for the 76th Oregon Legislative Assembly. The Republican and Democratic primary elections were on May 18, 2010, and the general election was held on November 2, 2010. Sixteen of the Oregon State Senate's thirty seats were up for election, as were all 60 seats of the Oregon House of Representatives.

Voters' pamphlet for the 2010 general election

In the previous session, the Democrats held supermajorities in both chambers: 18–12 in the Senate and 36–24 in the House. Following the election, Republicans reduced the Democratic majority to 16–14 in the Senate and gained enough seats in the House to make the chamber evenly divided between the parties, 30–30.[1]

Oregon Senate

12 of the 16 Senate seats up for election were held by Democrats, and the other four seats were previously held by Republicans. The Republicans held all their seats and added two: in District 26, Chuck Thomsen defeated Brent Barton for the seat previously held by Rick Metsger, who resigned to run for Oregon State Treasurer, and in District 20, incumbent Democrat Martha Schrader lost to Republican Alan Olsen by 227 votes.[1]

District[2]PartyIncumbentStatusPartyCandidateVotes%
3DemocraticAlan Bates
of Ashland		Re-electedDemocraticAlan Bates24,550
RepublicanDave Dotterrer24,275
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4DemocraticFloyd Prozanski
of Eugene		Re-electedDemocraticFloyd Prozanski29,077
RepublicanMarilyn Kittelman20,961
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6DemocraticBill Morrisette
of Springfield		RetiredDemocraticLee Beyer23,705
RepublicanMichael P. Spasaro19,626
Independent PartyScott Reynolds2,304
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7DemocraticChris Edwards
of Eugene		Re-electedDemocraticChris Edwards29,308
RepublicanKaren Bodner17,511
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8RepublicanFrank Morse
of Albany		Re-electedRepublicanFrank Morse26,466
DemocraticDan Rayfield21,563
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10RepublicanJackie Winters
of Salem		Re-electedRepublicanJackie Winters32,956
DemocraticJackie Pierce15,088
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11DemocraticPeter Courtney
of Salem		Re-electedDemocraticPeter Courtney14,883
RepublicanMichael W. Forest12,280
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13RepublicanLarry George
of Hillsboro		Re-electedRepublicanLarry George30,457
DemocraticTimi Parker17,742
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15RepublicanBruce Starr
of Hillsboro		Re-electedRepublicanBruce Starr21,382
DemocraticChuck Riley19,533
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16DemocraticBetsy Johnson
of Scappoose		Re-electedDemocraticBetsy Johnson27,182
RepublicanBob Horning22,657
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17DemocraticSuzanne Bonamici
of Beaverton		Re-electedDemocraticSuzanne Bonamici32,281
RepublicanStevan C. Kirkpatrick18,041
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19DemocraticRichard Devlin
of Tualatin		Re-electedDemocraticRichard Devlin30,179
RepublicanMary Kremer25,038
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20DemocraticMartha Schrader
of Canby		Lost re-electionRepublicanAlan Olsen23,044
DemocraticMartha Schrader22,817
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22DemocraticChip Shields
of Portland		Re-electedDemocraticChip Shields40,101
RepublicanDwyane E. Runyan5,345
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24DemocraticRod Monroe
of Portland		Re-electedDemocraticRod Monroe18,337
RepublicanRob Wheeler16,905
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26DemocraticRick Metsger
of Mt. Hood		Retired[3]RepublicanChuck Thomsen24,925
DemocraticBrent Barton22,144
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House of Representatives

In the House, with all 60 seats up for re-election, Republicans gained six seats, making the chamber evenly split between Democrats and Republicans for the next session.[1]

District[4]PartyIncumbentStatusPartyCandidateVotes%
1RepublicanWayne Krieger
of Gold Beach		Re-electedRepublicanWayne Krieger'18,115
DemocraticEldon Rollins6,875
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2RepublicanTim Freeman
of Roseburg		Re-electedRepublicanTim Freeman15,781
DemocraticHarry McDermott6,077
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3RepublicanRon Maurer
of Grants Pass		Retired[5]RepublicanWally Hicks16,054
ConstitutionBarbara L. Gonzalez4,345
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4RepublicanDennis Richardson
of Central Point		Re-electedRepublicanDennis Richardson17,495
DemocraticRichard (Rick) Levine7,279
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5DemocraticPeter Buckley
of Ashland		Re-electedDemocraticPeter Buckley16,120
RepublicanSandra A. Abercrombie9,632
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6RepublicanSal Esquivel
of Medford		Re-electedRepublicanSal Esquivel12,407
DemocraticLynn Howe9,468
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7RepublicanBruce Hanna
of Roseburg		Re-electedRepublicanBruce Hanna16,066
DemocraticSara Byers8,832
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8DemocraticPaul Holvey
of Eugene		Re-electedDemocraticPaul Holvey17,715
RepublicanSimone Gordon6,581
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9DemocraticArnie Roblan
of Coos Bay		Re-electedDemocraticArnie Roblan12,094
RepublicanR. Scott Roberts10,824
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10DemocraticJean Cowan
of Newport		Re-electedDemocraticJean Cowan14,475
RepublicanBecky Lemler10,323
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11DemocraticPhil Barnhart
of Eugene		Re-electedDemocraticPhil Barnhart15,244
RepublicanKelly R. Lovelace12,657
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12DemocraticTerry Beyer
of Springfield		Re-electedDemocraticTerry Beyer10,170
RepublicanSean VanGordon7,727
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13DemocraticNancy Nathanson
of Eugene		Re-electedDemocraticNancy Nathanson15,967
RepublicanBill Young7,890
Pacific GreenMark Callahan749
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14DemocraticVal Hoyle
of Eugene		Re-electedDemocraticVal Hoyle11,336
RepublicanDwight Coon10,041
Independent PartyKevin Prociw1,078
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15RepublicanAndy Olson
of Albany		Re-electedRepublicanAndy Olson17,033
DemocraticBud Laurent7,901
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16DemocraticSara Gelser
of Corvallis		Re-electedDemocraticSara Gelser15,782
RepublicanRose Cook7,096
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17RepublicanSherrie Sprenger
of Scio		Re-electedRepublicanSherrie Sprenger15,719
DemocraticRichard Harisay5,689
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18RepublicanVic Gilliam
of Silverton		Re-electedRepublicanVic Gilliam14,558
DemocraticRodney E. Orr7,919
LibertarianMartin Soehrman489
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19RepublicanKevin Cameron
of Salem		Re-electedRepublicanKevin Cameron14,532
DemocraticClaudia Kyle9,166
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20RepublicanVicki Berger
of Salem		Re-electedRepublicanVicki Berger15,143
DemocraticMike Powers8,816
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21DemocraticBrian Clem
of Salem		Re-electedDemocraticBrian Clem9,028
RepublicanMarvin Sannes6,494
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22DemocraticBetty Komp
of Woodburn		Re-electedDemocraticBetty Komp6,083
RepublicanKathy LeCompte5,460
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23RepublicanJim Thompson
of Dallas		Re-electedRepublicanJim Thompson16,371
DemocraticWesley W. West7,661
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24RepublicanJim Weidner
of McMinnville		Re-electedRepublicanJim Weidner13,787
DemocraticSusan Sokol Blosser11,380
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25RepublicanKim Thatcher
of Keizer		Re-electedRepublicanKim Thatcher14,770
DemocraticJim Dyer7,530
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26RepublicanMatt Wingard
of Wilsonville		Re-electedRepublicanMatt Wingard16,362
DemocraticSandy Webb10,382
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27DemocraticTobias Read
of Beaverton		Re-electedDemocraticTobias Read15,398
RepublicanDan Lucas9,328
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28DemocraticJeff Barker
of Aloha		Re-electedDemocraticJeff Barker10,314
RepublicanBill Berg7,787
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29DemocraticChuck Riley
of Hillsboro		Retired[6]RepublicanKatie Eyre Brewer9,035
DemocraticKatie Riley8,009
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30DemocraticDavid Edwards
of Hillsboro		RetiredRepublicanShawn Lindsay12,501
DemocraticDoug Ainge10,893
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31DemocraticBrad Witt
of Clatskanie		Re-electedDemocraticBrad Witt13,804
RepublicanEd DeCoste10,300
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32DemocraticDeborah Boone
of Cannon Beach		Re-electedDemocraticDeborah Boone12,977
RepublicanLew Barnes11,832
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33DemocraticMitch Greenlick
of Portland		Re-electedDemocraticMitch Greenlick20,101
RepublicanMichael Bieker10,862
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34DemocraticChris Harker
of Beaverton		Re-electedDemocraticChris Harker11,439
RepublicanTyler Hill7,420
LibertarianJames Foster476
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35DemocraticLarry Galizio
of Tigard		RetiredDemocraticMargaret Doherty12,991
RepublicanGordon Fiddes9,864
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36DemocraticMary Nolan
of Portland		Re-electedDemocraticMary Nolan21,407
RepublicanDiane Schendel5,776
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37RepublicanScott Bruun
of West Linn		Retired[7]RepublicanJulie Parrish13,498
DemocraticWill Rasmussen12,982
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38DemocraticChris Garrett
of Lake Oswego		Re-electedDemocraticChris Garrett16,815
RepublicanRob Gardier10,957
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39RepublicanBill Kennemer
of Oregon City		Re-electedRepublicanBill Kennemer14,284
DemocraticAlice Norris10,284
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40DemocraticDave Hunt
of Gladstone		Re-electedDemocraticDave Hunt12,500
RepublicanDeborah J. Gerritzen8,135
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41DemocraticCarolyn Tomei
of Milwaukie		Re-electedDemocraticCarolyn Tomei17,092
RepublicanHugo Schulz5,385
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42DemocraticJules Bailey
of Portland		Re-electedDemocraticJules Bailey22,020
RepublicanCliff Hutchison2,470
Pacific GreenChris Extine1,405
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43DemocraticLew Frederick
of Portland		Re-electedDemocraticLew Frederick19,821
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44DemocraticTina Kotek
of Portland		Re-electedDemocraticTina Kotek16,517
RepublicanKitty C. Harmon3,812
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45DemocraticMichael Dembrow
of Portland		Re-electedDemocraticMichael Dembrow18,945
RepublicanAnne Marie Gurney4,932
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46DemocraticBen Cannon
of Portland		Re-electedDemocraticBen Cannon18,418
RepublicanRussell Turner3,827
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47DemocraticJefferson Smith
of Portland		Re-electedDemocraticJefferson Smith10,395
RepublicanDee Flowers6,256
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48DemocraticMike Schaufler
of Happy Valley		Re-electedDemocraticMike Schaufler9,719
Independent PartyJeff Caton7,246
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49DemocraticNick Kahl
of Gresham		Lost re-electionRepublicanMatt Wand8,967
DemocraticNick Kahl7,857
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50DemocraticGreg Matthews
of Gresham		Re-electedDemocraticGreg Matthews10,550
RepublicanAndre Wang8,983
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51DemocraticBrent Barton
of Clackamas		Retired[6]RepublicanPatrick Sheehan12,409
DemocraticCheryl Myers10,330
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52DemocraticSuzanne VanOrman
of Corbett		Lost re-electionRepublicanMark Johnson14,012
DemocraticSuzanne VanOrman10,739
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53RepublicanGene Whisnant
of Sunriver		Re-electedRepublicanGene Whisnant21,532
DemocraticJohn Huddle8,012
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54DemocraticJudy Stiegler
of Bend		Lost re-electionRepublicanJason Conger16,391
DemocraticJudy Stiegler12,771
IndependentMike Kozak2,074
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55RepublicanGeorge Gilman
of Bend		RetiredRepublicanMike McLane17,204
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56RepublicanBill Garrard
of Klamath Falls		Re-electedRepublicanBill Garrard15,402
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57RepublicanGreg Smith
of Heppner		Re-electedRepublicanGreg Smith16,211
DemocraticJean A. Falbo4,721
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58RepublicanBob Jenson
of Pendleton		Re-electedRepublicanBob Jenson11,310
DemocraticPete Wells3,772
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59RepublicanJohn Huffman
of The Dalles		Re-electedRepublicanJohn Huffman15,033
DemocraticWill Boettner6,565
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60RepublicanCliff Bentz
of Ontario		Re-electedRepublicanCliff Bentz15,341
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See also

Sources

ORESTAR, the online elections system of the Oregon Secretary of State's Elections Division

References

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