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Filed Candidates Date : 3/26/2018 9:45:28 AM User Name : Wessels, Jennifer 2Nd Report No County: CLACKAMAS Filed Candidates Date : 3/26/2018 9:45:28 AM User Name : Wessels, Jennifer 2nd Report No. : E-023 Election : 05/15/2018 - May 15, 2018 Primary Election District Race Candidate Residential Address Mailing Address Home Phone US Congressional District 3 US Representative, District 3-Democrat Charles Rand Barnett 4585 SW JULIA ST PORTLAND, OR 97221 PO BOX 80764 PORTLAND, OR 97280 Earl Blumenauer Ben Lavine 1806 NE SARATOGA ST PORTLAND, OR 97211 Eric Hafner US Congressional District 5 US Representative, District 5-Democrat Peter Wright 12923 GOODALL RD LAKE OSWEGO, OR 97034 Kurt Schrader Statewide Partisan Governor-Democrat Ed Jones 3780 SW CREST CT REDMOND, OR 97756 Kate Brown Candace Neville 631 SHORELINE WAY EUGENE, OR 97401 Senate District 13 State Senator, 13th District-Democrat Paul Diller 28500 SW MEADOWS LOOP WILSONVILLE, OR 97070 Sarah Grider 104 E COLUMBIA DR NEWBERG, OR 97132 Senate District 19 State Senator, 19th District-Democrat Rob Wagner 13322 LESLIE CT LAKE OSWEGO, OR 97034 Senate District 20 State Senator, 20th District-Democrat Charles Gallia 15030 S SPRINGWATER RD OREGON CITY, OR 97045 Senate District 24 State Senator, 24th District-Democrat Kayse Jama 12536 NE COUCH ST PORTLAND, OR 97230 Rod Monroe 7802 SE 111TH AVE PORTLAND, OR 97266 Shemia Fagan 11150 SE VALLEY VIEW TER HAPPY VALLEY, OR 97086 Senate District 26 State Senator, 26th District-Democrat Chrissy Reitz 1420 SUNSET RD HOOD RIVER, OR 97031-7715 5413080312 Senate District 30 State Senator, 30th District-Democrat Solea Kabakov 2021 SCENIC DR W THE DALLES, OR 97058 (541) 980-9242 House District 18 State Representative, 18th District-Democrat Barry Shapiro 5374 FOREST RIDGE RD NE SILVERTON, OR 97381 Doug L Culver 231 PIONEER DR APT B SILVERTON, OR 97381 House District 26 State Representative, 26th District-Democrat Ryan Spiker 10988 SW VERDUN LOOP WILSONVILLE, OR 97070 House District 35 State Representative, 35th District-Democrat Margaret Doherty House District 37 State Representative, 37th District-Democrat Rachel Prusak 2688 MARK LN WEST LINN, OR 97068 House District 38 State Representative, 38th District-Democrat Andrea Salinas 42 AQUINAS LAKE OSWEGO, OR 97035 House District 39 State Representative, 39th District-Democrat Elizabeth Graser-Lindsey 21341 S FERGUSON RD BEAVERCREEK, OR 97004 House District 40 State Representative, 40th District-Democrat Mark Meek 17082 STANHELMA DR GLADSTONE, OR 97027 House District 41 State Representative, 41st District-Democrat Karin Power 11186 SE 31ST AVE MILWAUKIE, OR 97222 House District 48 State Representative, 48th District-Democrat Jeff Reardon House District 51 State Representative, 51st District-Democrat Janelle S Bynum Oregon Centralized Voter Registration Page : 1 County: CLACKAMAS Filed Candidates Date : 3/26/2018 9:45:28 AM User Name : Wessels, Jennifer 2nd Report No. : E-023 Election : 05/15/2018 - May 15, 2018 Primary Election District Race Candidate Residential Address Mailing Address Home Phone House District 52 State Representative, 52nd District-Democrat Aurora del Val 115 SW VENTURE ST CASCADE LOCKS, OR P.O. BOX 550 CASCADE LOCKS, OR 97014 (971)678-4748 97014 Anna K Williams 2337 PROSPECT AVE HOOD RIVER, OR 97031 House District 59 State Representative, 59th District-Democrat Darcy Long-Curtiss 2409 MT HOOD ST THE DALLES, OR 97058-1220 PO BOX 4 THE DALLES, OR 97058 (541)-980-7184 US Congressional District 3 US Representative, District 3-Independent David W Walker 740 NE 53RD AVE APT 6 PORTLAND, OR 97213 Party Marc W Koller 250 NE TOMAHAWK ISLAND DR SLIP B4 10350 N VANCOUVER WAY 332 PORTLAND, OR PORTLAND, OR 97217 97217 US Congressional District 5 US Representative, District 5-Independent No Candidate Filed Party Statewide Partisan Governor-Independent Party Dan (Mr P) Pistoresi 937 SILETZ HWY LINCOLN CITY, OR 97367 PO BOX 1227 LINCOLN CITY, OR 97367 Skye J Allen 19 NE 148TH AVE PORTLAND, OR 97230-4206 Patrick Starnes 217 KIRK AVE BROWNSVILLE, OR 97327 PO BOX 403 BROWNSVILLE, OR 97327 Senate District 13 State Senator, 13th District-Independent No Candidate Filed Party Senate District 19 State Senator, 19th District-Independent No Candidate Filed Party Senate District 20 State Senator, 20th District-Independent No Candidate Filed Party Senate District 24 State Senator, 24th District-Independent No Candidate Filed Party Senate District 26 State Senator, 26th District-Independent No Candidate Filed Party House District 18 State Representative, 18th No Candidate Filed District-Independent Party House District 26 State Representative, 26th No Candidate Filed District-Independent Party House District 35 State Representative, 35th No Candidate Filed District-Independent Party House District 37 State Representative, 37th No Candidate Filed District-Independent Party House District 38 State Representative, 38th No Candidate Filed District-Independent Party House District 39 State Representative, 39th No Candidate Filed District-Independent Party House District 40 State Representative, 40th Chris Henry 19733 RIVER RD APT L GLADSTONE, OR District-Independent Party 97027-2277 House District 41 State Representative, 41st No Candidate Filed District-Independent Party House District 48 State Representative, 48th No Candidate Filed District-Independent Party House District 51 State Representative, 51st No Candidate Filed District-Independent Party House District 52 State Representative, 52nd No Candidate Filed District-Independent Party House District 59 State Representative, 59th No Candidate Filed District-Independent Party US Congressional District 3 US Representative, District 3-Republican No Candidate Filed US Congressional District 5 US Representative, District 5-Republican Robert L Reynolds 15185 S THAYER RD OREGON CITY, OR 97045 PO BOX 2691 OREGON CITY, OR 97045 Mark Callahan 13323 CLAIRMONT WAY OREGON CITY, OR PO BOX 651 OREGON CITY, OR 97045 97045 Joey Nations 1130 NEBRASKA CT NE SALEM, OR 97301 Statewide Partisan Oregon Centralized Voter Registration Page : 2 County: CLACKAMAS Filed Candidates Date : 3/26/2018 9:45:28 AM User Name : Wessels, Jennifer 2nd Report No. : E-023 Election : 05/15/2018 - May 15, 2018 Primary Election District Race Candidate Residential Address Mailing Address Home Phone Governor-Republican Knute Buehler 1901 NW RIVERMIST DR BEND, OR 97703 Keenan W Bohach 1460 STONE HEDGE DR NE KEIZER, OR 97303 Greg C Wooldridge 8470 SW CANYON DR PORTLAND, OR 97225-3449 Jonathan I Edwards lll 1410 SW 25TH CT GRESHAM, OR 97080 24 NW 23RD PL STE 6 PMB 360 PORTLAND, OR 97210 David W Stauffer 5334 N AMHERST ST PORTLAND, OR 97203 Jeff Smith 71334 MIDDLE RD ELGIN, OR 97827 P O BOX 475 ELGIN, OR 97827 Jack W Tacy 490 HIATT ST LEBANON, OR 97355-4519 Brett Hyland 541 SW MAPLECREST CT PORTLAND, OR 97219-6400 Bruce Cuff 11334 MEHAMA HTS SE LYONS, OR 97358 PO BOX 256 MEHAMA, OR 97384-0256 Sam Carpenter 3069 NW JEWELL WAY BEND, OR 97703 Senate District 13 State Senator, 13th District-Republican Kim Thatcher 1724 CHEMAWA RD NE KEIZER, OR 97303 Senate District 19 State Senator, 19th District-Republican David C Poulson 3325 CEDAR CT LAKE OSWEGO, OR 97034 Senate District 20 State Senator, 20th District-Republican Alan R Olsen 2475 N BAKER DR CANBY, OR 97013 Senate District 24 State Senator, 24th District-Republican No Candidate Filed Senate District 26 State Senator, 26th District-Republican Chuck Thomsen 1595 EASTSIDE RD HOOD RIVER, OR 97031-9561 Senate District 30 State Senator, 30th District-Republican Cliff Bentz 660 MORGAN AVE ONTARIO, OR 97914-8652 House District 18 State Representative, 18th District-Republican Rick Lewis 808 APRIL LN SILVERTON, OR 97381 House District 26 State Representative, 26th District-Republican A Richard Vial Dan Laschober 31213 SW WILLAMETTE WAY W WILSONVILLE, OR 97070 House District 35 State Representative, 35th District-Republican Bob Niemeyer 13200 SW HOWARD DR TIGARD, OR 97223 House District 37 State Representative, 37th District-Republican Julie Parrish House District 38 State Representative, 38th District-Republican No Candidate Filed House District 39 State Representative, 39th District-Republican Christine Drazan 20676 S SOUTH END RD OREGON CITY, OR 97045 John Lee 11185 SE 282ND AVE BORING, OR 97009 Seth A Rydmark 1802 N PINE ST # H-302 CANBY, OR 97013 Ken Kraft 16808 S BRADLEY RD OREGON CITY, OR 97045 PO BOX 3238 OREGON CITY, OR 97045 House District 40 State Representative, 40th District-Republican Josh Hill 18899 ELDER RD OREGON CITY, OR 97045-7668 House District 41 State Representative, 41st District-Republican No Candidate Filed House District 48 State Representative, 48th District-Republican Sonny Yellott 3917 SE 122ND AVE APT 17 PORTLAND, OR PO BOX 16954 PORTLAND, OR 97292 97236 House District 51 State Representative, 51st District-Republican Lori Chavez-DeRemer 11805 SE EASTBOURNE LN HAPPY VALLEY, OR 97086 Oregon Centralized Voter Registration Page : 3 County: CLACKAMAS Filed Candidates Date : 3/26/2018 9:45:28 AM User Name : Wessels, Jennifer 2nd Report No. : E-023 Election : 05/15/2018 - May 15, 2018 Primary Election District Race Candidate Residential Address Mailing Address Home Phone House District 52 State Representative, 52nd District-Republican Jeff Helfrich XXXXXX 2114 MAY STREET HOOD RIVER, OR 97031 XXXXXX House District 59 State Representative, 59th District-Republican Daniel G Bonham 1301 E 19TH ST THE DALLES, OR 97058 Statewide Nonpartisan Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor and Lou Ogden 21040 SW 90TH AVE TUALATIN, OR 97062 Industries Val Hoyle 3110 W 14TH AVE EUGENE, OR 97402 5416843902 Jack Howard 1809 ADAMS AVE LA GRANDE, OR 97850
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