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WE DID THAT.
Democrats took the House. Democrats flipped the Senate. Oregon held the line. And the North Coast showed up.
We'll be honest with you: a lot of us weren't sure we'd get here. There were nights this year when we stood on corners holding signs in the rain and wondered if anybody was listening.
You were. You texted your cousin. You drove a neighbor to the drop box. You came to a meeting when you were exhausted. Some of us cried last night. Happy tears, finally.
This one is yours. Soak it in.
The map just changed
Red states. Blue senators.
Oregon
Home held strong.
- WonGov. Tina Kotek declared victory over Christine Drazan, leading about 52% to 45%.
- WonSen. Jeff Merkley re-elected, roughly 57% to 41%.
- WonRep. Suzanne Bonamici keeps our district, OR-1, by a wide margin.
- LeadingAll six of Oregon's U.S. House incumbents are ahead, including Janelle Bynum in OR-5.
Right here on the North Coast
Clatsop came through.
- LeadingHouse District 32: Cyrus Javadi ahead of Max Sherman, about 52% to 48%.
- PassingMeasure 4-249: the Clatsop Care Center bond for a new skilled nursing facility, by nearly 2 to 1.
- BehindSenate District 16: Rachel Armitage won Clatsop County but trails Courtney Bangs district-wide. Ballots are still being counted.
Now the real work starts
A win is a door. Not a finish line.
Majorities don't fix rent, healthcare, or wages on their own. People pushing on them do. The new Congress takes over January 3, and they need to hear from the North Coast early and often.
Tonight, celebrate. Tomorrow, bring someone new with you.
Results are unofficial as of the morning of Nov. 4, 2026. Clatsop County expects final updates by Nov. 25 and certification by Nov. 30. Sources: AP via Roll Call, CBS News and Al Jazeera; OPB; The Astorian. Check your ballot status at MyVote.
Demonstrate for Democracy
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