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Oregon legislative elections, 2012

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November 6, 2012 (2012-11-06)

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

	Majority party	Minority party

Party	Democratic	Republican
Seats before	46(16 in Senate, 30 in House)	44(14 Senate, 30 House)
Seats after	50(16 in Senate, 34 in House)	40(14 Senate, 26 House)
Seat change	4 in Senate,4 in House	4 in Senate,4 in House

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The2012 elections for theOregon Legislative Assembly determined the composition of both houses for the77th Oregon Legislative Assembly. TheRepublican andDemocratic primary elections were on May 15, 2012, and the general election was on November 6, 2012. Sixteen of theOregon State Senate's 30 seats were up for election, as were all 60 seats of theOregon House of Representatives.

In the Senate, the Democrats kept a 16–14 majority, identical to their advantage in theprevious legislative session. In the House, Democrats took a 34–26 majority, up from a 30–30 split in the previous session.^[1]

Oregon Senate

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2012 Oregon State Senate elections

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November 6, 2012 (2012-11-06)

2014 →

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

	Majority party	Minority party

Party	Democratic	Republican
Seats before	16	14
Seats after	16	14
Seat change
Popular vote	434,590	399,077
Percentage	50.81%	46.66%

Results of the elections:
Democratic hold Republican hold
No election

In the previous session, Democrats controlled the Senate with a 16–14 majority. Of the 16 seats up for election, eight were previously held by Democrats, and eight by Republicans.

Portland Metro Area view of 2012 Senate Districts

Predictions

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Source	Ranking	As of
Governing^[2]	Lean D	October 24, 2012

Open seats

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District 2: RepublicanJason Atkinson retired.^[3]
District 5: DemocratJoanne Verger retired.^[4]
District 27: RepublicanChris Telfer was defeated in the District 27 primary by Tim Knopp, the vice president of the Central Oregon Builders Association and a former state Representative.^[5]
District 29: RepublicanDavid Nelson retired.^[3]

Results

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Oregon State Senate elections, 2012 General election — November 6, 2012
Party		Votes	Percentage	Seats won	Seats contested
	Democratic	434,590	50.81%	8	14
	Republican	289,189	46.66%	8	14
	American Independent	10,459	1.22%	0	1
	Libertarian	7,203	0.84%	0	3
	Others	4,005	0.47%	0
Valid votes		855,334	86.18%	—	—
Invalid votes		137,109	13.82%	—	—
Total ballots returned^[6]		992,443	100.00%	16	34
Voter turnout		83.14% (Registered Voters)

District^[7]		Incumbent	Status		Candidate	Votes
1	Republican	Jeff Kruse ofRoseburg	Re-elected	Republican	Jeff Kruse	40,361
				Democratic	Eldon Rollins	16,062
					other	121
2	Republican	Jason Atkinson ofCentral Point	Retired^[3]	Republican	Herman Baertschiger Jr.	34,420
				Democratic	Jim Diefenderfer	18,219
					other	174
5	Democratic	Joanne Verger ofCoos Bay	Retired^[4]	Democratic	Arnie Roblan	30,343
				Republican	Scott Roberts	24,979
					other	92
9	Republican	Fred Girod ofStayton	Re-elected	Republican	Fred Girod	33,278
				Democratic	Steve Frank	18,451
					other	117
12	Republican	Brian Boquist ofMcMinnville	Re-elected	Republican	Brian Boquist	34,038
				Democratic	Annette Frank	22,535
					other	117
14	Democratic	Mark Hass ofBeaverton	Re-elected	Democratic	Mark Hass	32,372
				Republican	Gary Coe	19,694
					others	1560
17	Democratic	Elizabeth Steiner Hayward ofPortland	Re-elected	Democratic	Elizabeth Steiner Hayward	37,545
				Republican	John Verbeek	18,879
					other	120
18	Democratic	Ginny Burdick of Portland	Re-elected	Democratic	Ginny Burdick	43,412
				Republican	Suzanne Gallagher	19,037
					other	193
21	Democratic	Diane Rosenbaum ofPortland	Re-elected	Democratic	Diane Rosenbaum	55,734
				Republican	Cliff Hutchison	10,143
					other	204
22	Democratic	Chip Shields ofPortland	Re-elected	Democratic	Chip Shields	55,017
				Libertarian	Herbert Booth	4,693
					other	335
23	Democratic	Jackie Dingfelder ofPortland	Re-elected	Democratic	Jackie Dingfelder	43,582
				Independent	Tracy Olsen	10,459
					other	378
25	Democratic	Laurie Monnes Anderson ofGresham	Re-elected	Democratic	Laurie Monnes Anderson	22,944
				Republican	Scott Hansen	18,962
					other	1927
27	Republican	Chris Telfer ofTumalo	Lost in primary^[5]	Republican	Tim Knopp	35,398
				Democratic	Geri Hauser	24,399
					other	270
28	Republican	Doug Whitsett ofKlamath Falls	Re-elected	Republican	Doug Whitsett	40,658
28	Republican	Doug Whitsett ofKlamath Falls	Re-elected		other	924
29	Republican	David Nelson ofPendleton	Retired^[4]	Republican	Bill Hansell	30,552
				Democratic	Antone Minthorn	13,975
					other	108
30	Republican	Ted Ferrioli ofJohn Day	Re-elected	Republican	Ted Ferrioli	38,678
30	Republican	Ted Ferrioli ofJohn Day	Re-elected		other	675

House of Representatives

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2012 Oregon House of Representatives elections

← 2010

November 6, 2012 (2012-11-06)

2014 →

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

	Majority party	Minority party

Party	Democratic	Republican
Seats before	30	30
Seats after	34	26
Seat change	4	4

Results:
Democratic gain
Democratic hold Republican hold

In the House, all 60 seats up for re-election. In the previous session, the house was evenly split between Democrats and Republicans, 30–30.

Predictions

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Source	Ranking	As of
Governing^[2]	Lean D(flip)	October 24, 2012

Open seats

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District 9: DemocratArnie Roblan won an open state senate seat in District 5.^[4]
District 10: DemocratJean Cowan retired.^[4]
District 12: DemocratTerry Beyer retired.^[4]
District 26: RepublicanMatt Wingard won the Republican primary, but dropped his re-election bid following a scandal.^[8]
District 36: DemocratMary Nolan ran unsuccessfully for a seat on thePortland City Council.^[9]
District 40: DemocraticDave Hunt ran unsuccessfully for chairman of theClackamas County Board of County Commissioners.^[10]
District 47: DemocraticJefferson Smith ran unsuccessfully forMayor of Portland.^[11]
District 48: DemocratMike Schaufler lost in the Democratic primary to Jeff Reardon.^[5]
District 56: RepublicanBill Garrard retired.^[4]

Results

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District^[12]		Incumbent	Status		Candidate	Votes
1	Republican	Wayne Krieger ofGold Beach	Re-elected	Republican	Wayne Krieger	21,505
				Democratic	Jim Klahr	9,917
					other	75
2	Republican	Tim Freeman ofRoseburg	Re-elected	Republican	Tim Freeman	17,653
				Libertarian	Jeff Adams	5,113
					other	187
3	Republican	Wally Hicks ofGrants Pass	Re-elected	Republican	Wally Hicks	18,681
				Constitution	Barbara L. Gonzalez	3,043
				Libertarian	Johnie Wayne Scott	2,944
					other	172
4	Republican	Dennis Richardson ofCentral Point	Re-elected	Republican	Dennis Richardson	21,284
				Constitution	Rick Hake	3,047
					other	148
5	Democratic	Peter Buckley ofAshland	Re-elected	Democratic	Peter Buckley	20,635
				Republican	Sandra A. Abercrombie	10,427
					other	49
6	Republican	Sal Esquivel ofMedford	Re-elected	Republican	Sal Esquivel	16,594
6	Republican	Sal Esquivel ofMedford	Re-elected		other	676
7	Republican	Bruce Hanna ofRoseburg	Re-elected	Republican	Bruce Hanna	18,459
				Democratic	Fergus Mclean	8,147
					other	75
8	Democratic	Paul Holvey ofEugene	Re-elected	Democratic	Paul Holvey	21,681
				Republican	Aaron Baker	8,014
					others	1000
9	Democratic	Arnie Roblan ofCoos Bay	Retired^[4]	Democratic	Caddy McKeown	14,906
				Republican	Nancy Brouhard	11,639
					others	759
10	Democratic	Jean Cowan ofNewport	Retired^[4]	Democratic	David Gomberg	15,978
				Republican	Jerome Grant	11,028
					other	46
11	Democratic	Phil Barnhart ofEugene	Re-elected	Democratic	Phil Barnhart	15,842
				Republican	Kelly Lovelace	12,477
					other	82
12	Democratic	Terry Beyer ofSpringfield	Retired^[4]	Democratic	John Lively	12,213
				Republican	Joe Pishioneri	10,442
					other	73
13	Democratic	Nancy Nathanson ofEugene	Re-elected	Democratic	Nancy Nathanson	19,110
				Republican	Mark Callahan	8,651
					other	56
14	Democratic	Val Hoyle ofEugene	Re-elected	Democratic	Val Hoyle	14,413
				Republican	Dwight Coon	11,309
				Libertarian	Sharon A. Mahler	790
					other	38
15	Republican	Andy Olson ofAlbany	Re-elected	Republican	Andy Olson	17,977
				Democratic	John-Paul Cernak	9,046
					other	57
16	Democratic	Sara Gelser ofCorvallis	Re-elected	Democratic	Sara Gelser	19,306
				Republican	Andrew Decker	7,336
					others	955
17	Republican	Sherrie Sprenger ofScio	Re-elected	Republican	Sherrie Sprenger	18,118
				Democratic	Richard Harisay	7,872
					other	73
18	Republican	Vic Gilliam ofSilverton	Re-elected	Republican	Vic Gilliam	20,824
18	Republican	Vic Gilliam ofSilverton	Re-elected		other	779
19	Republican	Kevin Cameron ofSalem	Re-elected	Republican	Kevin Cameron	15,388
				Democratic	Claudia Kyle	10,892
					other	63
20	Republican	Vicki Berger ofSalem	Re-elected	Republican	Vicki Berger	16,745
				Democratic	Kathy T. Graham	9,916
					other	103
21	Democratic	Brian Clem ofSalem	Re-elected	Democratic	Brian Clem	11,542
				Republican	Dan Farrington	7,227
				Independent	Marvin Sannes	758
					other	51
22	Democratic	Betty Komp ofWoodburn	Re-elected	Democratic	Betty Komp	7,524
				Republican	Kathy LeCompte	6,478
					other	62
23	Republican	Jim Thompson ofDallas	Re-elected	Republican	Jim Thompson	17,864
				Democratic	Ross Swartzendruber	9,937
				Green	Alex Polikoff	2,381
					other	43
24	Republican	Jim Weidner ofYamhill	Re-elected	Republican	Jim Weidner	14,707
				Democratic	Kathy Campbell	11,755
					other	631
25	Republican	Kim Thatcher ofKeizer	Re-elected	Republican	Kim Thatcher	16,670
				Democratic	Paul Holman	8,858
					others	745
26	Republican	Matt Wingard ofWilsonville	Retired^[8]	Republican	John Davis^[13]^[14]	15,141
				Democratic	Wynne Wakkila	12,096
					other	60
27	Democratic	Tobias Read ofBeaverton	Re-elected	Democratic	Tobias Read	19,180
				Republican	Burton Keeble	9,005
					other	81
28	Democratic	Jeff Barker ofAloha	Re-elected	Democratic	Jeff Barker	14,841
				Republican	Manuel Castaneda	9,605
					other	55
29	Republican	Katie Eyre ofHillsboro	Lost re-election	Republican	Katie Eyre	9,788
				Democratic	Ben Unger	11,312
					other	60
30	Republican	Shawn Lindsay ofHillsboro	Lost re-election	Republican	Shawn Lindsay	11,096
				Democratic	Joe Gallegos^[15]^[16]	12,299
				Libertarian	Kyle Markley	1,441
					other	43
31	Democratic	Brad Witt ofClatskanie	Re-elected	Democratic	Brad Witt	15,650
				Republican	Lew Barnes	12,262
				Constitution	Ray Biggs	782
				Libertarian	Robert Miller	665
					other	44
32	Democratic	Deborah Boone ofCannon Beach	Re-elected	Democratic	Deborah Boone	18,405
				Constitution	Jim Welsh	6,938
				Libertarian	Perry Roll	1,468
					other	118
33	Democratic	Mitch Greenlick ofPortland	Re-elected	Democratic	Mitch Greenlick	21,248
				Republican	Stevan Kirkpatrick	9,455
					other	78
34	Democratic	Chris Harker ofBeaverton	Re-elected	Democratic	Chris Harker	16,035
				Republican	Dan Mason	9,023
					other	75
35	Democratic	Margaret Doherty ofTigard	Re-elected	Democratic	Margaret Doherty	17,593
				Republican	John Goodhouse	11,753
					other	52
36	Democratic	Mary Nolan ofPortland	Retired^[9]^[17]	Democratic	Jennifer Williamson	26,785
				Republican	Bruce Neal	5,664
					other	129
37	Republican	Julie Parrish ofWest Linn	Re-elected	Republican	Julie Parrish	16,122
				Democratic	Carl Hosticka	14,925
				Libertarian	Meredith Love Taggart	695
					other	28
38	Democratic	Chris Garrett ofLake Oswego	Re-elected	Democratic	Chris Garrett	24,017
				Republican	Tom Maginnis	10,984
					other	84
39	Republican	Bill Kennemer ofOregon City	Re-elected	Republican	Bill Kennemer	18,748
				Democratic	Christopher Cameron Bangs	11,045
				Libertarian	Blake Holmes	763
					other	33
40	Democratic	Dave Hunt ofGladstone	Retired^[10]^[18]	Democratic	Brent Barton	14083
				Republican	Steve Newgard	13735
					other	66
41	Democratic	Carolyn Tomei ofMilwaukie	Re-elected	Democratic	Carolyn Tomei	22530
				Republican	Timothy E. McMenamin	8559
					other	67
42	Democratic	Jules Bailey ofPortland	Re-elected	Democratic	Jules Bailey	27055
42	Democratic	Jules Bailey ofPortland	Re-elected		other	632
43	Democratic	Lew Frederick ofPortland	Re-elected	Democratic	Lew Frederick	27623
43	Democratic	Lew Frederick ofPortland	Re-elected		other	569
44	Democratic	Tina Kotek ofPortland	Re-elected	Democratic	Tina Kotek	23235
				Republican	Michael Harrington	3557
					other	126
45	Democratic	Michael Dembrow ofPortland	Re-elected	Democratic	Michael Dembrow	24403
				Republican	Anne Marie Gurney	5177
					other	114
46	Democratic	Alissa Keny-Guyer ofPortland	Re-elected	Democratic	Alissa Keny-Guyer	19945
46	Democratic	Alissa Keny-Guyer ofPortland	Re-elected		other	566
47	Democratic	Jefferson Smith ofPortland	Retired^[11]^[19]	Democratic	Jessica Vega Pederson	12662
				Republican	Maggie Nelson	6773
					other	93
48	Democratic	Mike Schaufler ofHappy Valley	Lost in primary^[5]	Democratic	Jeff Reardon	13967
				Republican	George (Sonny) Yellott	6255
					other	94
49	Republican	Matt Wand ofTroutdale	Lost re-election	Republican	Matt Wand	9602
				Democratic	Chris Gorsek	11459
					other	75
50	Democratic	Greg Matthews ofGresham	Re-elected	Democratic	Greg Matthews	13856
				Republican	Logan Boettcher	7037
					other	101
51	Democratic	Patrick Sheehan ofClackamas	Lost re-election	Republican	Patrick Sheehan	11199
				Democratic	Shemia Fagan	12584
					other	66
52	Republican	Mark Johnson ofHood River	Re-elected	Republican	Mark Johnson	14344
				Democratic	Peter Nordbye	13407
					other	50
53	Republican	Gene Whisnant ofSunriver	Re-elected	Republican	Gene Whisnant	21675
53	Republican	Gene Whisnant ofSunriver	Re-elected		other	460
54	Republican	Jason Conger ofBend	Re-elected	Republican	Jason Conger	16716
				Democratic	Nathan R. Hovekamp	12877
					other	67
55	Republican	Mike McLane ofPowell Butte	Re-elected	Republican	Mike McLane	18836
				Democratic	John Huddle	8842
					other	55
56	Republican	Bill Garrard ofKlamath Falls	Retired^[4]	Republican	Gail Whitsett	18987
56	Republican	Bill Garrard ofKlamath Falls	Retired^[4]		other	630
57	Republican	Greg Smith ofHeppner	Re-elected	Republican	Greg Smith	15242
57	Republican	Greg Smith ofHeppner	Re-elected		other	252
58	Republican	Bob Jenson ofPendleton	Re-elected	Republican	Bob Jenson	19497
				Democratic	Heidi Van Schoonhoven	6066
					other	119
59	Republican	John Huffman ofThe Dalles	Re-elected	Republican	John Huffman	17466
				Democratic	Gary L. Ollerenshaw	8678
					other	53
60	Republican	Cliff Bentz ofOntario	Re-elected	Republican	Cliff Bentz	20310
60	Republican	Cliff Bentz ofOntario	Re-elected		other	265

Sources

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Oregon Secretary of State - November 6, 2012, General Election Abstract of Votes

References

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^"2012 Election Results: Oregon Legislature". OregonLive.com. RetrievedNovember 7, 2012.
^^a ^bDaigneau, Elizabeth; Jacobson, Louis (October 23, 2012)."The Latest Chamber-by-Chamber Analysis of the 2012 State Legislative Elections".Governing.Archived from the original on February 24, 2021. RetrievedJuly 13, 2024.
^^a ^b ^cMapes, Jeff (March 6, 2012)."Jason Atkinson pulls plug on re-election effort, says he will ask Rep. Wally Hicks to run in his place".The Oregonian. RetrievedJune 27, 2012.
^^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^kCole, Michelle (January 31, 2012)."Oregon Rep. Terry Beyer joins list of state lawmakers not seeking re-election".The Oregonian. RetrievedJune 27, 2012.
^^a ^b ^c ^dCole, Michelle (May 15, 2012)."Oregon state Rep. Mike Schaufler and state Sen. Chris Telfer lose seats (2012 primary election)".The Oregonian. RetrievedJune 27, 2012.
^"Voter Turnout - Oregon - General Election 2012".
^"General Election Abstracts of Votes: State Senate". Oregon Secretary of State. RetrievedJune 21, 2012.
^^a ^bMapes, Jeff (June 19, 2012)."Matt Wingard says he won't run for re-election to Oregon House".The Oregonian. RetrievedJune 27, 2012.
^^a ^bSlovic, Beth (July 5, 2011)."Oregon Rep. Mary Nolan to challenge Portland Commissioner Amanda Fritz".The Oregonian. RetrievedJune 27, 2012.
^^a ^bZheng, Yuxing (September 20, 2011)."State Rep. Dave Hunt announces 2012 run for Clackamas County chairman -- with draft press release".The Oregonian. RetrievedJune 27, 2012.
^^a ^bSlovic, Beth (September 13, 2011)."Jefferson Smith announces he will run for Portland mayor, challenging Eileen Brady and Charlie Hales".The Oregonian. RetrievedJune 27, 2012.
^"General Election Abstracts of Votes: State Representative". Oregon Secretary of State. RetrievedJune 21, 2012.
^Incumbent Matt Wingard won the Republican primary, but withdrew his candidacy due to a scandal. Republicans chose John Davis as their replacement candidate.
^Mapes, Jeff (July 9, 2012)."Republicans pick John Davis to replace Rep. Matt Wingard as GOP nominee in House District 26".The Oregonian. RetrievedJuly 10, 2012.
^Adriana Cañas won the Democratic primary, but withdrew her candidacy after her recent bankruptcy was made public. Democrats chose replacement candidate on July 21.
^Barron-Lopez, Laura (July 21, 2012)."Joseph Gallegos wins Democratic nomination for Hillsboro legislative seat".The Oregonian. RetrievedNovember 15, 2012.
^Ran forPortland City Council.
^Ran for chair of theClackamas County Board of County Commissioners.
^Ran for mayor ofPortland.

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