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Oregon legislative elections, 2010

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16 seats of theOregon State Senate and 60 seats of theOregon House of Representatives

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Party	Democratic	Republican
Seats before	54(18 in Senate, 36 in House)	36(12 Senate, 24 House)
Seats after	46(16 in Senate, 30 in House)	44(14 Senate, 30 House)
Seat change	8 2 in Senate,6 in House	8 2 in Senate,6 in House

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The2010 elections for theOregon Legislative Assembly determined the composition of both houses for the76th Oregon Legislative Assembly. TheRepublican andDemocratic primary elections were on May 18, 2010, and the general election was held on November 2, 2010. Sixteen of theOregon State Senate's thirty seats were up for election, as were all 60 seats of theOregon House of Representatives.

In the previous session, the Democrats held supermajorities in both chambers: 18–12 in the Senate and 36–24 in the House. Following the election, Republicans reduced the Democratic majority to 16–14 in the Senate and gained enough seats in the House to make the chamber evenly divided between the parties, 30–30.^[1]

Oregon Senate

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2010 Oregon State Senate elections

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November 2, 2010 (2010-11-02)

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16 of 30 seats in theOregon State Senate
16 seats needed for a majority

	Majority party	Minority party

Party	Democratic	Republican
Seats before	18	12
Seats after	16	14
Seat change	2	2

Results of the elections:
     Republican gain
     Democratic hold     Republican hold
     No election

Predictions

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Source	Ranking	As of
Governing^[2]	Lean D	November 1, 2010

Results

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12 of the 16 Senate seats up for election were held by Democrats, and the other four seats were previously held by Republicans. The Republicans held all their seats and added two: in District 26,Chuck Thomsen defeatedBrent Barton for the seat previously held byRick Metsger, who resigned to run forOregon State Treasurer, and in District 20, incumbent DemocratMartha Schrader lost to RepublicanAlan Olsen by 227 votes.^[1]

District^[3]		Incumbent	Status		Candidate	Votes
3	Democratic	Alan Bates ofAshland	Re-elected	Democratic	Alan Bates	24,550
				Republican	Dave Dotterrer	24,275
					write-ins
4	Democratic	Floyd Prozanski ofEugene	Re-elected	Democratic	Floyd Prozanski	29,077
				Republican	Marilyn Kittelman	20,961
					write-ins
6	Democratic	Bill Morrisette ofSpringfield	Retired	Democratic	Lee Beyer	23,705
				Republican	Michael P. Spasaro	19,626
				Independent Party	Scott Reynolds	2,304
					write-ins
7	Democratic	Chris Edwards ofEugene	Re-elected	Democratic	Chris Edwards	29,308
				Republican	Karen Bodner	17,511
					write-ins
8	Republican	Frank Morse ofAlbany	Re-elected	Republican	Frank Morse	26,466
				Democratic	Dan Rayfield	21,563
					write-ins
10	Republican	Jackie Winters ofSalem	Re-elected	Republican	Jackie Winters	32,956
				Democratic	Jackie Pierce	15,088
					write-ins
11	Democratic	Peter Courtney ofSalem	Re-elected	Democratic	Peter Courtney	14,883
				Republican	Michael W. Forest	12,280
					write-ins
13	Republican	Larry George ofHillsboro	Re-elected	Republican	Larry George	30,457
				Democratic	Timi Parker	17,742
					write-ins
15	Republican	Bruce Starr ofHillsboro	Re-elected	Republican	Bruce Starr	21,382
				Democratic	Chuck Riley	19,533
					write-ins
16	Democratic	Betsy Johnson ofScappoose	Re-elected	Democratic	Betsy Johnson	27,182
				Republican	Bob Horning	22,657
					write-ins
17	Democratic	Suzanne Bonamici ofBeaverton	Re-elected	Democratic	Suzanne Bonamici	32,281
				Republican	Stevan C. Kirkpatrick	18,041
					write-ins
19	Democratic	Richard Devlin ofTualatin	Re-elected	Democratic	Richard Devlin	30,179
				Republican	Mary Kremer	25,038
					write-ins
20	Democratic	Martha Schrader ofCanby	Lost re-election	Republican	Alan Olsen	23,044
				Democratic	Martha Schrader	22,817
					write-ins
22	Democratic	Chip Shields ofPortland	Re-elected	Democratic	Chip Shields	40,101
				Republican	Dwyane E. Runyan	5,345
					write-ins
24	Democratic	Rod Monroe ofPortland	Re-elected	Democratic	Rod Monroe	18,337
				Republican	Rob Wheeler	16,905
					write-ins
26	Democratic	Rick Metsger ofMt. Hood	Retired^[4]	Republican	Chuck Thomsen	24,925
				Democratic	Brent Barton	22,144
					write-ins

House of Representatives

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2010 Oregon House of Representatives elections

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November 2, 2010 (2010-11-02)

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60 seats of theOregon House of Representatives
31 seats needed for a majority

	Majority party	Minority party

Party	Democratic	Republican
Seats before	36	24
Seats after	30	30
Seat change	6	6

Results
Republican gain
Democratic hold Republican hold

In the House, with all 60 seats up for re-election, Republicans gained six seats, making the chamber evenly split between Democrats and Republicans for the next session.^[1]

Predictions

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Source	Ranking	As of
Governing^[2]	Likely D	November 1, 2010

Results

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District^[5]		Incumbent	Status		Candidate	Votes
1	Republican	Wayne Krieger ofGold Beach	Re-elected	Republican	Wayne Krieger'	18,115
				Democratic	Eldon Rollins	6,875
					write-ins
2	Republican	Tim Freeman ofRoseburg	Re-elected	Republican	Tim Freeman	15,781
				Democratic	Harry McDermott	6,077
					write-ins
3	Republican	Ron Maurer ofGrants Pass	Retired^[6]	Republican	Wally Hicks	16,054
				Constitution	Barbara L. Gonzalez	4,345
					write-ins
4	Republican	Dennis Richardson ofCentral Point	Re-elected	Republican	Dennis Richardson	17,495
				Democratic	Richard (Rick) Levine	7,279
					write-ins
5	Democratic	Peter Buckley ofAshland	Re-elected	Democratic	Peter Buckley	16,120
				Republican	Sandra A. Abercrombie	9,632
					write-ins
6	Republican	Sal Esquivel ofMedford	Re-elected	Republican	Sal Esquivel	12,407
				Democratic	Lynn Howe	9,468
					write-ins
7	Republican	Bruce Hanna ofRoseburg	Re-elected	Republican	Bruce Hanna	16,066
				Democratic	Sara Byers	8,832
					write-ins
8	Democratic	Paul Holvey ofEugene	Re-elected	Democratic	Paul Holvey	17,715
				Republican	Simone Gordon	6,581
					write-ins
9	Democratic	Arnie Roblan ofCoos Bay	Re-elected	Democratic	Arnie Roblan	12,094
				Republican	R. Scott Roberts	10,824
					write-ins
10	Democratic	Jean Cowan ofNewport	Re-elected	Democratic	Jean Cowan	14,475
				Republican	Becky Lemler	10,323
					write-ins
11	Democratic	Phil Barnhart ofEugene	Re-elected	Democratic	Phil Barnhart	15,244
				Republican	Kelly R. Lovelace	12,657
					write-ins
12	Democratic	Terry Beyer ofSpringfield	Re-elected	Democratic	Terry Beyer	10,170
				Republican	Sean VanGordon	7,727
					write-ins
13	Democratic	Nancy Nathanson ofEugene	Re-elected	Democratic	Nancy Nathanson	15,967
				Republican	Bill Young	7,890
				Pacific Green	Mark Callahan	749
					write-ins
14	Democratic	Val Hoyle ofEugene	Re-elected	Democratic	Val Hoyle	11,336
				Republican	Dwight Coon	10,041
				Independent Party	Kevin Prociw	1,078
					write-ins
15	Republican	Andy Olson ofAlbany	Re-elected	Republican	Andy Olson	17,033
				Democratic	Bud Laurent	7,901
					write-ins
16	Democratic	Sara Gelser ofCorvallis	Re-elected	Democratic	Sara Gelser	15,782
				Republican	Rose Cook	7,096
					write-ins
17	Republican	Sherrie Sprenger ofScio	Re-elected	Republican	Sherrie Sprenger	15,719
				Democratic	Richard Harisay	5,689
					write-ins
18	Republican	Vic Gilliam ofSilverton	Re-elected	Republican	Vic Gilliam	14,558
				Democratic	Rodney E. Orr	7,919
				Libertarian	Martin Soehrman	489
					write-ins
19	Republican	Kevin Cameron ofSalem	Re-elected	Republican	Kevin Cameron	14,532
				Democratic	Claudia Kyle	9,166
					write-ins
20	Republican	Vicki Berger ofSalem	Re-elected	Republican	Vicki Berger	15,143
				Democratic	Mike Powers	8,816
					write-ins
21	Democratic	Brian Clem ofSalem	Re-elected	Democratic	Brian Clem	9,028
				Republican	Marvin Sannes	6,494
					write-ins
22	Democratic	Betty Komp ofWoodburn	Re-elected	Democratic	Betty Komp	6,083
				Republican	Kathy LeCompte	5,460
					write-ins
23	Republican	Jim Thompson ofDallas	Re-elected	Republican	Jim Thompson	16,371
				Democratic	Wesley W. West	7,661
					write-ins
24	Republican	Jim Weidner ofMcMinnville	Re-elected	Republican	Jim Weidner	13,787
				Democratic	Susan Sokol Blosser	11,380
					write-ins
25	Republican	Kim Thatcher ofKeizer	Re-elected	Republican	Kim Thatcher	14,770
				Democratic	Jim Dyer	7,530
					write-ins
26	Republican	Matt Wingard ofWilsonville	Re-elected	Republican	Matt Wingard	16,362
				Democratic	Sandy Webb	10,382
					write-ins
27	Democratic	Tobias Read ofBeaverton	Re-elected	Democratic	Tobias Read	15,398
				Republican	Dan Lucas	9,328
					write-ins
28	Democratic	Jeff Barker ofAloha	Re-elected	Democratic	Jeff Barker	10,314
				Republican	Bill Berg	7,787
					write-ins
29	Democratic	Chuck Riley ofHillsboro	Retired^[7]	Republican	Katie Eyre Brewer	9,035
				Democratic	Katie Riley	8,009
					write-ins
30	Democratic	David Edwards ofHillsboro	Retired	Republican	Shawn Lindsay	12,501
				Democratic	Doug Ainge	10,893
					write-ins
31	Democratic	Brad Witt ofClatskanie	Re-elected	Democratic	Brad Witt	13,804
				Republican	Ed DeCoste	10,300
					write-ins
32	Democratic	Deborah Boone ofCannon Beach	Re-elected	Democratic	Deborah Boone	12,977
				Republican	Lew Barnes	11,832
					write-ins
33	Democratic	Mitch Greenlick ofPortland	Re-elected	Democratic	Mitch Greenlick	20,101
				Republican	Michael Bieker	10,862
					write-ins
34	Democratic	Chris Harker ofBeaverton	Re-elected	Democratic	Chris Harker	11,439
				Republican	Tyler Hill	7,420
				Libertarian	James Foster	476
					write-ins
35	Democratic	Larry Galizio ofTigard	Retired	Democratic	Margaret Doherty	12,991
				Republican	Gordon Fiddes	9,864
					write-ins
36	Democratic	Mary Nolan ofPortland	Re-elected	Democratic	Mary Nolan	21,407
				Republican	Diane Schendel	5,776
					write-ins
37	Republican	Scott Bruun ofWest Linn	Retired^[8]	Republican	Julie Parrish	13,498
				Democratic	Will Rasmussen	12,982
					write-ins
38	Democratic	Chris Garrett ofLake Oswego	Re-elected	Democratic	Chris Garrett	16,815
				Republican	Rob Gardier	10,957
					write-ins
39	Republican	Bill Kennemer ofOregon City	Re-elected	Republican	Bill Kennemer	14,284
				Democratic	Alice Norris	10,284
					write-ins
40	Democratic	Dave Hunt ofGladstone	Re-elected	Democratic	Dave Hunt	12,500
				Republican	Deborah J. Gerritzen	8,135
					write-ins
41	Democratic	Carolyn Tomei ofMilwaukie	Re-elected	Democratic	Carolyn Tomei	17,092
				Republican	Hugo Schulz	5,385
					write-ins
42	Democratic	Jules Bailey ofPortland	Re-elected	Democratic	Jules Bailey	22,020
				Republican	Cliff Hutchison	2,470
				Pacific Green	Chris Extine	1,405
					write-ins
43	Democratic	Lew Frederick ofPortland	Re-elected	Democratic	Lew Frederick	19,821
43	Democratic	Lew Frederick ofPortland	Re-elected		write-ins
44	Democratic	Tina Kotek ofPortland	Re-elected	Democratic	Tina Kotek	16,517
				Republican	Kitty C. Harmon	3,812
					write-ins
45	Democratic	Michael Dembrow ofPortland	Re-elected	Democratic	Michael Dembrow	18,945
				Republican	Anne Marie Gurney	4,932
					write-ins
46	Democratic	Ben Cannon ofPortland	Re-elected	Democratic	Ben Cannon	18,418
				Republican	Russell Turner	3,827
					write-ins
47	Democratic	Jefferson Smith ofPortland	Re-elected	Democratic	Jefferson Smith	10,395
				Republican	Dee Flowers	6,256
					write-ins
48	Democratic	Mike Schaufler ofHappy Valley	Re-elected	Democratic	Mike Schaufler	9,719
				Independent Party	Jeff Caton	7,246
					write-ins
49	Democratic	Nick Kahl ofGresham	Lost re-election	Republican	Matt Wand	8,967
				Democratic	Nick Kahl	7,857
					write-ins
50	Democratic	Greg Matthews ofGresham	Re-elected	Democratic	Greg Matthews	10,550
				Republican	Andre Wang	8,983
					write-ins
51	Democratic	Brent Barton ofClackamas	Retired^[7]	Republican	Patrick Sheehan	12,409
				Democratic	Cheryl Myers	10,330
					write-ins
52	Democratic	Suzanne VanOrman ofCorbett	Lost re-election	Republican	Mark Johnson	14,012
				Democratic	Suzanne VanOrman	10,739
					write-ins
53	Republican	Gene Whisnant ofSunriver	Re-elected	Republican	Gene Whisnant	21,532
				Democratic	John Huddle	8,012
					write-ins
54	Democratic	Judy Stiegler ofBend	Lost re-election	Republican	Jason Conger	16,391
				Democratic	Judy Stiegler	12,771
				Independent	Mike Kozak	2,074
					write-ins
55	Republican	George Gilman ofBend	Retired	Republican	Mike McLane	17,204
55	Republican	George Gilman ofBend	Retired		write-ins
56	Republican	Bill Garrard ofKlamath Falls	Re-elected	Republican	Bill Garrard	15,402
56	Republican	Bill Garrard ofKlamath Falls	Re-elected		write-ins
57	Republican	Greg Smith ofHeppner	Re-elected	Republican	Greg Smith	16,211
				Democratic	Jean A. Falbo	4,721
					write-ins
58	Republican	Bob Jenson ofPendleton	Re-elected	Republican	Bob Jenson	11,310
				Democratic	Pete Wells	3,772
					write-ins
59	Republican	John Huffman ofThe Dalles	Re-elected	Republican	John Huffman	15,033
				Democratic	Will Boettner	6,565
					write-ins
60	Republican	Cliff Bentz ofOntario	Re-elected	Republican	Cliff Bentz	15,341
60	Republican	Cliff Bentz ofOntario	Re-elected		write-ins

Sources

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ORESTAR, the online elections system of theOregon Secretary of State's Elections Division

References

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^^a ^b ^c"Oregon Legislature election results". OregonLive.com. RetrievedNovember 5, 2010.
^^a ^bJacobson, Louis (November 1, 2010)."Update: 2010 State Legislatures: A Challenging Environment for Democrats".Governing. Archived fromthe original on December 5, 2010. RetrievedJuly 14, 2024.
^"November 2, 2010, General Election Abstracts of Votes: State Senate". Oregon Secretary of State. RetrievedJune 28, 2012.
^Ran unsuccessfully forOregon State Treasurer
^"November 2, 2010, General Election Abstracts of Votes: State Representative". Oregon Secretary of State. RetrievedJune 21, 2012.
^Ran unsuccessfully forOregon Superintendent of Public Instruction
^^a ^bRan unsuccessfully for the Oregon Senate
^Ran unsuccessfully forU.S. Representative in the5th district

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