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Current & Upcoming Elections

Candidate Filings - List of candidates who have filed and who have withdrawn from office.

May 2010 Candidate Information
- Multnomah County: Chair; Commissioner #2; Auditor and Sheriff. (Multnomah Co. candidates file with Multnomah County.) Two Sheriff positions: Interim term through 2010 and 4-year term beginning 2011.
- Metro: Council President; Councilor #1; Councilor #2; Councilor #4 and Auditor. (Metro candidates file with Multnomah Co. Elections.)
- City of Portland
  - Candidate Information (Portland candidates file with City of Portland)
- Oregon Secretary of State - State & Federal candidates
  - State/federal offices open
  - Candidate filings with Oregon Sec. of State

Voters' Pamphlet Filing Forms - Optional Voters' Pamphlet filing for Multnomah County, Metro and City Candidates.
- Voters' Pamphlet Candidate Filing Packet
- Voters' Pamphlet Candidate Filing Form MCED 009
- Voters' Pamphlet Statement of Endorsement Form MCED 015
Dates - Filing dates for 2010 Primary Election.
- Sept 10, 2009 - 1st date to file (Mult Co & Metro)
- November 5, 2009 - 1st date to file for Multnomah Co. Sheriff interim term (through 2010).
- Feb. 1, 2010 - 1st date for PCP candidates to file
- March 9, 2010 - Last date to file as a candidate (Mult Co, Metro and PCP).
- March 11, 2010 - Voters' Pamphlet candidate filing deadline for Multnomah County and Metro candidates
- March 22, 2010 - Voters' Pamphlet candidate filing deadline for City of Portland candidates.
  May 18, 2010 - May Primary Election

Filing Dates and Forms
- Dates
  - March 18, 2010 - Last date to file measure
  - March 22, 2010 - Measure Argument filing deadline.
- Forms
  - Notice of County Measure SEL 801 - Form used when filing County Measure Ballot title.
  - Notice of City Measure SEL 802 - Form used when filing City Measure Ballot title.
  - Notice of District Measure SEL 803 - Form used when filing District Measure Ballot title.
  - Measure Explanatory Statement MCED 014 - Form used when filing Explanatory Statement for County/City/District Measure.
  - Measure Argument for County Voters' Pamphlet MCED 011 - Multnomah County Voters' Pamphlet Measure Argument filing form.
  - Voters' Pamphlet Statement of Endorsement Form MCED 015 - Multnomah County Voters' Pamphlet Statement of Endorsement form.
  - Petition for Measure Argument Signature Sheet MCED 004 - Optional petition for Measure Argument Signature Sheet.

Voter Registration
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
  Voter information on registering and voting in Oregon.
- Online Voter Registration
  You can now register online if you have an Oregon Driver's License, Permit or ID number issued by the Oregon Dept. of Motor Vehicles.
- Registration Form
  Link to Oregon Voter Registration Form. This form should be used if you are changing your name or do not have a DMV ID number.
- Inscripción de Elector
- Absentee Ballot Request SEL 111
  For registered Oregon voters who will be away during an election.
- Am I Registered To Vote?
  Voter registration search offered by Oregon Secretary of State.
- Online Change of Address
  Update your Multnomah County voter registration.

Uniformed Services Members and Overseas Citizens (UOCAVA)
- Absentee Voting Assistance
  Voting assistance for military and overseas voters.
- Ballot Delivery By E-Mail
- Overseas Citizens - Eligibility to Vote in Oregon Chart

Voters Assistance
- How to Assist Voters with Disabilities
- What's New With Multnomah County Elections (video file)
- Resources for Voters with Disabilities
- Signature Stamp Attestation Form SEL 540

Political Signs
The size and placement of political signs does not come under election law. The jurisdiction where signs are placed controls who you call to ask about sign regulations.