Oregon Election Results: Brown vs. Buehler, Measure 105 sanctuary law, Measure 106 abortion funds

Statesman Journal

Election Day is here and voters are turning in their ballots in record numbers across Oregon.

Election results will be available here, starting when the polls close at 8 p.m. Check back often for updates. We offer free and unlimited access to all our stories on Election Day.

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Ballot drop off sites

It is too late to mail your ballot. Postmarks do not count. Drop your ballot at one of the area sites below.

Marion County

Marion County Clerk, 555 Court Street NE, Ste 2130, Salem

Marion County Health, 3180 Center Street NE, Salem

Roth’s Fresh Market - Vista, 3045 Commercial Street SE, Salem

Roth’s Fresh Market - Sunnyslope, 4555 Liberty Rd S, Salem

Marion County Public Works, 5155 Silverton Road NE, Salem

Roth's Fresh Market - Hayesville, 4746 Portland Rd. NE, Salem

Keizer City Hall, 930 Chemawa Rd NE, Keizer

U.S. Bank - Keizer, 5110 River Rd N, Keizer

Donald City Hall, 10710 Main St. NE, Donald

Hubbard City Hall, 3720 2nd St., Hubbard

Woodburn Public Library, 280 Garfield St., Woodburn

Gervais City Hall, 592 4th St, Gervais

Mt. Angel Public Library, 290 E Charles St, Mt. Angel

Silverton Lewis St. Parking Lot, Lewis St. and S. 1st St., Silverton

U.S. Bank - St. Paul, 20259 Main St. NE, St. Paul

Jefferson Fire Department 189 N Main St, Jefferson

Turner City Hall 5255 Chicago St SE, Turner

Stayton Public Library, 515 S. First St., Stayton

Aumsville City Hall, 595 Main St, Aumsville

Sublimity City Hall, 245 NW Johnson St, Sublimity

Mill City - City Hall, 444 S 1st Ave, Mill City

Drive-thru drop sites:

Marion County Courthouse, 500 Block Court Street NE, north side of the Courthouse Salem

Walmart Parking Lot 5250 Commercial Street SE Salem

Polk County

Polk County Courthouse, 850 Main Street Dallas, Courthouse 2nd floor, Dallas

Drop site on East Side of Polk County Courthouse

Roth's Fresh Market - West Salem, 1130 Wallace Rd. NW, Salem

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Here's a look at the races voters will be deciding:

Oregon governor's race

With ballots out and Election Day here, the top Oregon gubernatorial campaigns are making their final pitch to voters.

Gov. Kate Brown, a Portland Democrat, and Republican Rep. Knute Buehler of Bend, have plastered the airwaves with advertisements and the streets with volunteers to sway the remaining undecided.

Local impact:How the Oregon governor candidate policies might impact people in Salem

Polling:Oregon gubernatorial candidates in tight race as they sprint to finish

Key issues:See where Knute Buehler, Kate Brown stand on top state issues

Democratic incumbent:Can Gov. Kate Brown win over moderate Republican voters?

Republican challenger:Buehler's 'pro-choice' stance disliked by conservatives, discredited by Democrats

Independent candidate:Starnes drops out of Oregon governor's race, endorses Kate Brown

Statewide measures

Oregon voters will decide the fate of Oregon's 31-year-old "sanctuary state," anti-racial profiling law. A "yes" vote on Measure 105 is a vote to repeal the law. A "no" vote keeps it in place. Measure 104 would expand which proposed legislation requires a supermajority to pass through the Oregon Legislature. Measure 106 would prohibit the use of taxpayer dollars to pay for certain abortions. Also on the ballot, there are measures on grocery taxes and housing bonds.

Measure 102:Initiative would pave way for private affordable housing bond measures

Measure 103:Measure would make future grocery taxes unconstitutional

Measure 104:Campaigns argue protecting tax deductions, maintaining working legislature

Measure 105:Voters will decide whether to keep Oregon's 'sanctuary state,' anti-racial profiling law

Measure 106:Should Oregon taxpayers' money be used for abortions? Voters decide in November