Supreme Court Rejects Trump Bid to Restrict Oregon Mail-In Voting for November Election

Multnomah County and Portland City candidate contests will use ranked-choice voting, a system Oregon voters approved in November 2022.
Oregon allows people as young as 16 to register, but voters must be at least 18 by Election Day to receive a ballot; registration requires an Oregon driver’s license or ID and the last four digits of a Social Security number.
The Deschutes County district-map measure is the third consecutive general election in which voters have been asked to change the structure of the county’s governing board. The article also describes a sharp political shift: Republicans outnumbered Democrats less than a decade ago, but Republican-backed candidates have since struggled in local elections.
Oregon voters will continue to cast ballots by mail in the November 3, 2026, general election after the Supreme Court rejected President Trump's effort to restrict mail voting Duluth News Tribune. Voter registration closes October 13, and all ballots must be returned by 8 p.m. on Election Day; mailed ballots must arrive within seven days after Election Day to be counted.
Oregon allows people as young as 16 to register to vote, though they must be at least 18 by Election Day to receive a ballot Duluth News Tribune. Registration requires an Oregon driver's license or ID and the last four digits of a Social Security number. Multnomah County and Portland City candidate contests will use ranked-choice voting, a system Oregon voters approved in November 2022.
A proposed map for Deschutes County commissioner districts has sparked unusually extensive debate in the voters' pamphlet and campaigns divided largely along party lines Duluth News Tribune. The measure marks the third consecutive general election in which voters have been asked to change the structure of the county's governing board. The county is grappling with how its board should represent a rapidly growing population and address housing affordability, homelessness, and rural land use issues.
Republicans once dominated Deschutes County, outnumbering Democrats less than a decade ago Duluth News Tribune. That political landscape has shifted sharply. Republican-backed candidates have since struggled in local elections, signaling a significant realignment in the county's voting patterns as the region continues to grow and change.
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