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September 19, 2000 Election Results

Final Results for September 19, 2000 Election

*Total Election Turnout* #/PCT 16
  #/RPT 16
  %/RPT 100.0
Total Registered Voters> 19758  
Accum. Registration- -> 19758 100.0
* * Total Turnout - -> 8128 41.1

Meas.3-87/City of Canby-
#/PCT
5
(No. to vote for 1) #/RPT 5
  %/RPT 100.0
CITY AREA Vote - YES 895 33.2
Annex. 301 Acres? NO 1800 66.7
Meas.3-87/City of Canby- #/PCT 1
  #/RPT 1
(No. to vote for 1) %/RPT 100.0
UNINCORP. AREA Vote -YES 23 88.4
Annex. 301 Acres? NO 3 11.5

Mea.3-83/City-West Linn-
#/PCT
10
  #/RPT 10
(No. to vote for 1) %/RPT 100.0
Shall City Annex YES 3664 71.6
Senior Center Site? NO 1448 28.3
Mea.3-84/City-West Linn- #/PCT 10
  #/RPT 10
(No. to vote for 1) %/RPT 100.0
Shall City Annex YES 3101 60.8
2 Acre Parcel? NO 1999 39.1

Mea.3-85/City-West Linn-		 #/PCT 10
  #/RPT 10
(No. to vote for 1) %/RPT 100.0
Shall City Annex YES 3016 59.1
3.17 Acre Parcel? NO 2080 40.8
Mea.3-86/City-West Linn- #/PCT 10
  #/RPT 10
(No. to vote for 1) %/RPT 100.0
Shall City Issue YES 2265 42.7
G.O. Bonds? NO 3038 57.2

* City Turnouts - - -		 #/PCT 16
  #/RPT 16
(No. to vote for 0) %/RPT 100.0
Canby - - - - 0  
Total CITY Reg.Voters -> 6594  
Accum. CITY Reg.- - -> 6594 100.0
* * Total CITY Turnout-> 2711 41.1
Canby - - - - 0  
Total UNIN.Reg.Voters -> 40  
Accum. UNIN.Reg.- - -> 40 100.0
* * Total UNIN.Turnout-> 26 65.0
City of West Linn - - - 0  
Total City Reg.Voters -> 13124  
Accum. City Reg.- - -> 13124 100.0
* * Total City Turnout-> 5391 41.0
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Political Signs

The size and placement of political signs are not regulated by election law. The jurisdiction where you place your sign(s) determines who a candidate should contact to inquire about sign regulations, which may vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. Below is the most current listing of state, county and municipal contacts for all the sign jurisdictions within Clackamas County.

State of Oregon
(State roads and lands)		 503-986-3656
506-986-3635
Clackamas County
(County roads or lands)		 503-742-4500
City of Barlow 503-266-6391
City of Estacada 503-630-8270 ext. 201
City of Gladstone 503-557-2766
City of Happy Valley 503-783-3812
City of Johnson City 503-655-9710
City of Lake Oswego 503-675-3984
City of Milwaukie 503-786-7630
City of Molalla 503-829-6855 ext. 291
City of Oregon City 503-722-3789
City of Portland 503-823-7363
City of Rivergrove 503-639-6919
City of Sandy 503-489-2160
City of Tualatin 503-691-3026
City of West Linn 503-742-6100
City of Wilsonville 503-570-1506
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Political Parties and Other Election Resources

US Election Assistance Commission (EAC)

The U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC) was established by the Help America Vote Act of 2002 (HAVA). EAC is an independent, bipartisan commission charged with developing guidance to meet HAVA requirements, adopting voluntary voting system guidelines, and serving as a national clearinghouse of information on election administration. EAC also accredits testing laboratories and certifies voting systems, as well as audits the use of HAVA funds.

Other responsibilities include maintaining the national mail voter registration form developed in accordance with the National Voter Registration Act of 1993.

Secretary of State's Office (Elections Division)

In administering Oregon's elections, the Secretary of State's Office, Elections Division provides the public, local election officials, candidates, chief petitioners and the press with advice and assistance in conducting elections, filing initiatives and declaring candidacy. The Division is the filing officer for state candidates and initiative, referendum and recall petitions. Election law violations are investigated and penalties administered by the Division.

Statewide Political Parties

Constitution Party logo

Constitution

Democratic Party logo

Democratic

Independent Party of Oregon logo

Independent

Libertarian Party logo

Libertarian

Pacific Green Party logo

Pacific Green

Progressive Party logo

Progressive

Republican Party logo

Republican

Working Families party logo

Working Families

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Nov. 5, 2013 Election

Election Results

Voters' Pamphlets

Aurora Rural Fire Protection District

City of Damascus/Gresham-Barlow School District

Lake Oswego School District/Riverdale Fire District

City of West Linn

City of West Linn Measure 3-432 Bond measure for West Linn Aquatic and Community Center

Measure Arguments Supporting Measure 3-432

Measure Arguments Opposing Measure 3-432

City of Damascus Measure 3-433 Measure to disincorporate the City of Damascus

Measure Arguments Supporting Measure 3-433

Measure Arguments Opposing Measure 3-433

Lake Oswego School District Measure 3-434 Five-year local option levy renewal for school education programs

Measure Arguments Supporting Measure 3-434

No opposing arguments were file for Measure 3-434

Aurora Rural Fire Protection District Measurer 24-354 Renew current tax levy for emergency fire and medical services

Measure Arguments Supporting Measure 24-354

No opposing arguments were filed for Measure 24-354

Gresham Barlow Schools Measure 26-153 Bond to increase safety; update, expand, rebuild schools

No supporting or opposing arguments were filed for Measure 26-153

Riverdale Fire District Measure 26-155 Five year local option levy

No supporting or opposing arguments were filed for Measure 26-155

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May 21, 2013 Special District Election

Open Positions for May 21, 2013 Special District Election.

Measures Filings for May 21, 2013 Special District Election

Voters Pamphlet

Important dates for May 21, 2013 Special District Election:
February 5 Last day for Special Districts to
return board member updates
February 9 Last day to publish notices of District Board Elections in local newspaper
February 11 First day for district candidates to file for office with verified signatures or fee
March 21 Deadline for district candidates to file for office with verified signatures or fee
Last day for candidates to withdraw
Deadline for local governing bodies to file Notice of Measure with the County
March 25 Deadline for measure arguments and candidate statements to be filed for inclusion in voters' pamphlet
March 29 Material submitted for inclusion in voters' pamphlet becomes public record
April 30 Deadline for new voter registration
Mail-out Dates:
April 4 Out of Country / Military ballots are mailed
April 22 Out of State ballots are mailed
May 3 Local and in-state ballots are mailed
May 31 Last day to resolve unsigned ballot envelopes,
or ballot envelopes with challenged signatures

 

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May 17, 2016 Primary Election

Important Election Dates

February 1 First day to declare candidacy for precinct committeeperson
March 8 Last day for candidates to file
  10 Last day to file Voters' Pamphlet statement (Metro and county candidates only)
  16 Voters' Pamphlet materials become public (Metro and county candidates only)
  21 Last day to file measure arguments or candidate statements for City candidates
  25 Measure arguments and candidate statements for City candidates become public
April 2 Military/Overseas ballots mailed
  18 Out-of-state ballots mailed
  20–23 Voters' pamphlets will arrive in local households between Wednesday, April 20th and Saturday, April 23rd.
  27 Dropsites open
  28–30 Ballots will be received in local households between Thursday, April 28th and Saturday, April 30th.
May 14 The Clackamas County Elections Office will be open to the public Saturday, May 14, 2016 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
  17 ELECTION DAY. Ballots must be returned by 8 p.m. First results published 8 p.m.
  31 Last day for voters to resolve missing or mismatched ballot envelope signatures
June 6 Deadline for County to certify election results and mail certificate of election to Precinct Committee Persons
  16 Deadline for county to deliver certificate of nomination or election to individuals, nominated or elected to county office

Voters' Pamphlet

Candidates

Below is a list of positions for which Clackamas County is the filing officer. The opportunity to file for these positions begins Sept. 10, 2015.

Candidate Filing Packet

Precinct Committee Person Filings, Elections, etc.

Board of County Commissioners
Position 1 (Chair)
   John Ludlow
voter's
pamphlet
   Paul Savas
voter's
pamphlet
   Jim Bernard
voter's
pamphlet
   Dan Holladay
voter's
pamphlet
Position 3
   Steve Bates
voter's
pamphlet
   Martha Schrader
voter's
pamphlet
   Jenifer Valley
voter's
pamphlet
Position 4
   Ken Humberston
voter's
pamphlet
   Tootie Smith
voter's
pamphlet
   Bill King
voter's
pamphlet
County Assessor
   Bob Vroman
voter's
pamphlet
   Steven John Paden
voter's
pamphlet
Justice of the Peace (6 year term)
   Karen Brisbin
voter's
pamphlet
County Sheriff (if two or fewer candidates file for Sheriff the position will not appear on the May ballot but will go directly to the November ballot. State law requires the Sheriff to be elected in a General Election. ORS 249.088 and 249.091).
   Craig Roberts
voter's
pamphlet

The District Attorney is not listed because the State is the filing officer for district attorneys who are state employees.

Measures

Ballot Measure 93 to disincorporate the City of Damascus is a State measure and all questions should be directed to the State Elections Division, 503-986-1518. Any arguments supporting or opposing the measure will be filed with the State Elections Division rather than Clackamas County Elections.

Measure 3-472 City of Estacada Annexation

Measure 3-473 Molalla River School District

Measure 3-474 Oak Lodge Water District

Measure 3-475 Oak Lodge Sanitary District

Measure 3-476 Clackamas County Emergency Radio Bond

Measure 3-477 City of Milwaukie Library Bond

Measure 3-478 Clackamas County Road Maintenance Funding Advisory Vote

Measure 3-479 Oregon City Change in Status of Wesley Lynn Park Allowing Easement, Public Road

Measure 3-480 City of Sandy Gas Tax

Measure 26-170 Mt Hood Community College Bond

Measure 26-173 City of Portland Fuel Tax

Measure 26-175 Centennial School District Bond

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Candidate Filing Information

Filing for Candidacy

If filing for one of the following offices, the appropriate form must be submitted including any applicable fee, or signatures in lieu of fee, by the deadline to the filing officer. Local charter or ordinance provisions may supersede this information. Please contact the filing officer to ensure you complete the correct forms by their deadline.

Office Filing Officer Filing Form
Clackamas County:

 

  • Assessor
  • Clerk
  • Commissioner
  • Sheriff
  • Treasurer
  • Justice of the Peace
 Clackamas County Elections
1710 Red Soils Ct, Suite 100
Oregon City, OR 97045
503-655-8510		 SEL101
Clackamas County:

 

  • Precinct Committee Person
 Clackamas County Elections
1710 Red Soils Ct, Suite 100
Oregon City, OR 97045
503-655-8510		 SEL105
City office City elections official SEL101
Special District office

List of Clackamas County Special Districts

 Clackamas County Elections
1710 Red Soils Ct, Suite 100
Oregon City, OR 97045
503-655-8510		 SEL190

 

Campaign Finance Disclosures

Under Oregon campaign finance law, a candidate is required to file campaign finance information with the Oregon Elections Division, regardless of where they file candidacy. The information you are required to file is based on the level of financial activity expected during the calendar year. For more information visit Oregon State Elections.

Forms and Manuals

Filing Forms & Manuals / Campaign Finance

A comprehensive listing of Oregon's State and County Elections forms and manuals can be found at the Oregon Secretary of State's web page, including:

  • Campaign Finance Manuals
  • Campaign Filing Forms
  • Candidates and Political Committees information
  • County, City, District, State Candidate and Elections Manuals
  • Oregon Election laws
  • Vote by Mail procedures guide
  • Initiative and Referendum Materials
  • Initiative, Referendum and Referral Log
  • Initiative and Referendum Filing forms
  • City and District Elections Manuals

Clackamas County Voters' Pamphlet Forms

After filing, candidates for county, city or special district offices have the option of submitting a statement for inclusion in the Voters’ Pamphlet for each county the district has voters in.

Candidates:

Measures:

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Petitions

Active Petition Information

Petitions are listed here as they are submitted in Clackamas County.  Only petitions that are filed with the County Clerk's office will be listed. 

For information about statewide petitions, contact the Secretary of State's office or search their online database. 

For information about city petitions, contact your city recorder's office.

Active Petitions

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