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Oregon Voters Head to Polls in Primary Elections: Governor Kotek Seeks Reelection, Measure 120 on Ballot

Oregon voters are casting their ballots in primary elections today, with Governor Tina Kotek vying for her partys nomination against several challengers. The race for U.S. Senate and all six U.S. House seats is also heating up, with most incumbents running for reelection.

A significant statewide measure, Measure 120, is on the ballot, proposing increased gas taxes and vehicle fees to fund road and bridge repairs. The vote comes as gas prices surge.

The national political climate is influencing the election, with Governor Kotek focusing on President Trump in her campaign. Measure 120s timing is also notable, as voters grapple with rising gas prices.

Ballots are primarily cast by mail, with drop boxes and county election offices serving as collection points. Results will be announced tonight and over the next few days. Independent voters cannot participate in party primaries. The Associated Press will track results and declare winners once confirmed.

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