With the November 2024 election behind us, the newly elected city leaders are taking office. Learn who won and who is representing you at our Know Your New Government webpage. You’ll also find answers to many questions you might have about the new form of government they are part of.
The League of Women Voters of Portland is a grassroots, nonpartisan political organization that encourages informed and active participation in government. As part of our mission to empower voters and defend democracy, we’re sharing Steps for a Successful Election Season. Register to Vote or Check Your Registration by Oct. 13. Read more
Measure 26-267 appears on the November 2026 ballot for City of Portland voters. Dive into this information about participatory budgeting and the ballot measure specifics. Official Title Amends Charter: Portland residents decide 2% of city’s annual discretionary budget. Question Should Portland create participatory budgeting program for residents to make binding Read more
Protecting Your Vote: A Conversation with Tobias Read and Tim Scott The live panel was held on Monday, September 14, 2026. Watch or Listen to the Panel Watch the recorded video of the discussion: Listen to the recorded podcast of the discussion: About the Program The League of Women Voters Read more
Ballot Analysis: City of Portland Parks & Recreation Levy Learn about Multnomah County Ballot Measure 26-260 If you plan on mailing your ballot, Multnomah County Elections recommends mailing it no later than Thursday, October 30 to ensure it’s postmarked and received by an election office in time to count. Oregon Read more