Ballotpedia has covered a selection of local ballot measures in Oregon.

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Local elections

2025

• May 20 •November 4

2024

• May 21

2023

• May 16 •November 7

2022

• November 8

2021

• May 18

2020

• May 19 •November 3

2019

• November 5

2018

• May 15 •November 6

2017

• May 16

2016

• May 17 •November 8

2015

• March 10 •May 19 •November 3

2014

• May 20

2013

• March 12 •May 21 •September 17

2012

• March 13 •May 15 •September 18 •November 6

2011

• March 8 •May 17 •September 20 •November 8

2010

• March 9 •May 18 •November 2

2009

• March 10 •May 19 •September 15 •October 27 •November 3

2008

• May 20 •September 16 •November 4

School bond and tax votes

See also:School bond and tax elections in Oregon

In Oregon, ballot questions are required when a school district if a school district wants to issue bonding, exceed the property tax cap protected by the Oregon Constitution, and exceed the Oregon Mill Rate. Oregon school districts cannot issue bonds that exceed more than thirteen percent of the district's total debt valuation. The Oregon Constitution has a property tax limit of three percent which has been in place since 1997. Also, Oregon allows excess mill rate elections upon citizen petition.

Oregon counties

Baker •Benton •Clackamas •Clatsop •Columbia •Coos •Crook •Curry •Deschutes •Douglas •Gilliam •Grant •Harney •Hood River •Jackson •Jefferson •Josephine •Klamath •Lake •Lane •Lincoln •Linn •Malheur •Marion •Morrow •Multnomah •Polk •Sherman •Tillamook •Umatilla •Union •Wallowa •Wasco •Washington •Wheeler •Yamhill

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v • e Local ballot measures inOregon Counties Baker •Benton •Clackamas •Clatsop •Columbia •Coos •Crook •Curry •Deschutes •Douglas •Gilliam •Grant •Harney •Hood River •Jackson •Jefferson •Josephine •Klamath •Lake •Lane •Lincoln •Linn •Malheur •Marion •Morrow •Multnomah •Polk •Sherman •Tillamook •Umatilla •Union •Wallowa •Wasco •Washington •Wheeler •Yamhill By date Oregon elections, by date

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