Posted in on September 22, 2026
On September 14, the U.S. Supreme Court blocked Trump’s effort to require states to send voter rolls to the federal government and have the US Postal Service determine who can receive a mail ballot. As a result of the Court’s... View Article
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If you believe a violation of Oregon election law has occurred, you may want to file a formal investigation request with the Secretary of State’s Elections Division. Learn what gets investigated and how to file a complaint on the Secretary... View Article
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You can learn about Oregon’s elections laws on the Secretary of State’s website: Laws, Rules & Directives(Opens in a new tab/window).
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You can learn about voting in Oregon at the Secretary of State’s Election Division: Voting in Oregon(Opens in a new tab/window). This page includes information about registering to vote, absentee voting, voter status FAQs, and more.
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For questions about ballot mailing, delivery concerns, or potential USPS irregularities, your county elections office is the best point of contact. County officials can assist with ballot issuance and replacement ballots. You can find contact details here: County Elections Officials(Opens... View Article
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You can check or update your voter registration or track your ballot on the Secretary of State’s website using My Vote. Click here: My Vote(Opens in a new tab/window).
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Ballots can be mailed back or dropped off at any official drop box across the state. Oregonians who need to return their ballot by mail should do so no later than 7 days before Election Day. Ballots must be received... View Article
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Mail-in voting is safe, reliable, and accurate. Oregonians have voted by mail for more than 25 years, under both Republican and Democratic Secretaries of State – and in fact, Oregon was the first state to be all vote-by-mail. Ballots are... View Article
