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Important Election Dates
Note: City candidates file candidacy with individual cities and Soil and Water candidates file candidacy with the Department of Agriculture.
All Voter Pamphlet statements/arguments are filed with County Elections.
| Sept. | 1 | Last day to file Voters' Pamphlet statement (Metro and county candidates only). |
| 8 | Voters' Pamphlet materials become public (Metro and county candidates only). | |
| 12 | Last day to file measure arguments or candidate statements for City positions. | |
| 16 | Measure arguments and City candidates statements become public. | |
| 24 | Military/Overseas ballots mailed. | |
| Oct. | 10 | Out-of-state ballots mailed. |
| 14-19 | Voters' Pamphlet arrives. (approx) | |
| 19 | Dropsites open | |
| 20-24 | Local ballots arrive. | |
| Nov. | 8 | ELECTION DAY. Ballots must be returned by 8 p.m. First results published 8 p.m. |
| 22 | Last day for voters to resolve missing or mismatched ballot envelope signatures | |
| 28 | Deadline to certify election results |
November 2016 Voters' Pamphlet
Candidates
Below is a list of positions for which Clackamas County is the filing officer.
| Board of County Commissioners | ||
| Position 1 (Chair) | ||
| John Ludlow |
voters’
pamphlet |
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| Jim Bernard |
voters’
pamphlet |
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| Position 4 | ||
| Ken Humberston |
voters’
pamphlet |
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| Tootie Smith |
voters’
pamphlet |
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| County Sheriff | ||
| Craig Roberts |
voters’
pamphlet |
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The District Attorney is not listed because the State is the filing officer for district attorneys who are state employees.
City Candidates
Below are links to lists of city candidates certified to Clackamas County Elections by the city recorders. Cities must have their list of candidates certified to the County Elections Office no later than Thursday, September 8, 2016 and lists will be added to this web page as they are received.
Clackamas County Soil and Water Conservation District Candidates
Measures
| Measure 3-481 City of Gladstone, Prohibits Certain Marijuana Licensees |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-482 City of Canby, Levy Renewal for Swim Center |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-483 City of Canby, Removes Citywide Ban on Marijuana Businesses |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-484 City of Canby, Imposes Tax on Marijuana Sales |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-485 City of Wilsonville, Bonds for Recreation and Aquatic Center |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-486 City of Wilsonville, Prohibits Certain Marijuana Facilities |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-487 North Clackamas SD #12, Bonds to Improve Schools |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-488 City of Molalla, Authorizing Tax on Recreational Sale of Marijuana Items |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-489 City of Lake Oswego, Charter Amendment Relating to Notices of City Elections |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-490 City of Lake Oswego, Prohibits Certain Marijuana Production and Sales Facilities |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-491 City of Lake Oswego, Advisory Vote on Municipal Broadband Network |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 26-178 Metro, Renews Local Option Levy; Protects Natural Areas, Water Quality, Fish |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 34-247 City of Tualatin, Charter Amendment Term Limits for Member of City Council |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-492 City of Gladstone, Authorizing Tax on Recreational Retail Sales of Marijuana Items |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-493 Boring Fire District, Authorizes Dissolution of Boring Rural Fire Protection District #59 |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-494 Clackamas Fire District, Annexation of Boring RFPD #59 boundaries into Clackamas Fire District #1 |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-495 City of Milwaukie, Imposes City Tax on Marijuana Retailer's Sale of Marijuana Items |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-496 City of Happy Valley, Authorizing Tax on Recreational Retail Sales of Marijuana Items |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-497 City of Oregon City, Oregon City Community Safety Facility General Obligation Bond Authorization |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-498 City of Oregon City, Changes Status of Wesley Lynn Park; Allows Easement |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-499 City of Sandy, Prohibits Certain Marijuana Registrants and Licenses in Sandy |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-500 City of Sandy, Authorizing Tax on Recreational Retail Sales of Marijuana Items |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-501 Estacada School District, Bonds for School Improvements |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-502 Renewal of Current County Sheriff Public Safety Local Option Levy |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-503 Boring Fire District Area Annexation into Clackamas Fire District |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-504 Molalla River School District Bonds for New Construction, Safety, Repairs, Renovation and Increased Enrollment |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-505 City of Gladstone, Charter Amendment Requiring Approval for Park Sale or Lease |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-506 City of Gladstone, Charter Amendment Requiring Voter Approval to Change Designation of Parks |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-507 City of Oregon City, Imposes City Tax on Sale of Recreational Marijuana |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-508 City of Oregon City, Prohibits Certain Marijuana Registrants and Licenses |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-509 Clackamas County, Temporary 6-Cent Per Gallon Vehicle Fuel Tax |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-510 Clackamas County, Ordinance Imposing 3% County Tax on Retail Sales of Marijuana |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-511 City of Gladstone Home Rule Charter |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-512 City of Gladstone, Charter Amendment - Length of Mayoral Term |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-513 City of West Linn, Prohibits Certain Marijuana Registrants, Licensees, and Businesses in West Linn |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 3-514 City of Oregon City, Amends Charter to Limit Urban Renewal Activity |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 26-179 City of Portland, Bonds to Fund Affordable Housing |
voters'
pamphlet |
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| Measure 34-248 Tigard-Tualatin School District, Bonds to Modernize Schools, Improve Safety and Technology; Reduce Overcrowding |
voters'
pamphlet |
