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County: YAMHILL Filed Candidates Date : 3/26/2014 4:57:42 PM User Name : Van Bergen, Brian Report No. : E-023 Election : 05/20/2014 - Primary Election, 5/20/14 District Race Candidate Residential Address Mailing Address Home Phone Federal United States Senator-Democrat Pavel Goberman 6120 SW 124TH AVE SPACE 45 BEAVERTON, OR 97008 Jeff Merkley 1351 SE 114TH AVE PORTLAND, OR 97216 William Bryk US Congressional District 1 Representative in Congress, 1st Suzanne Bonamici 2370 SW SCENIC DR PORTLAND, OR 97225 District-Democrat Statewide Partisan Governor-Democrat Ifeanyichukwu C Diru 507 KING ARTHURS CT SE SALEM, OR 97302 John Kitzhaber 9980 SW ARBORCREST WAY PORTLAND, OR 97225 Senate District 13 State Senator, 13th District-Democrat Ryan Howard 3709 OAK GROVE ST NEWBERG, OR 97132 Senate District 16 State Senator, 16th District-Democrat Betsy Johnson 57555 BAYVIEW RIDGE WARREN, OR 97053 PO BOX R SCAPPOOSE, OR 97056 543-4200 House District 10 State Representative, 10th District-Democrat David Gomberg 7200 NE HIGHLAND RD OTIS, OR 97368 PO BOX 113 NEOTSU, OR 97364 House District 23 State Representative, 23rd District-Democrat Wanda Davis 876 MILLER AVE SE DALLAS, OR 97338 House District 24 State Representative, 24th District-Democrat Ken Moore 23890 NW MOUNT RICHMOND RD YAMHILL, OR PO BOX 1122 MCMINNVILLE, OR 97128-1122 97148-8205 House District 25 State Representative, 25th District-Democrat No Candidate Filed House District 32 State Representative, 32nd District-Democrat Deborah Boone 37564 HIGHWAY 26 SEASIDE, OR 97138-3616 Federal United States Senator-Republican Monica Wehby 5815 SW ORCHID DR PORTLAND, OR 97219 Jo Rae Perkins 1033 MAPLE ST SW ALBANY, OR 97321-2447 Mark Callahan 1739 MADRAS ST SE APT 64 SALEM, OR 97306 PO BOX 4352 SALEM, OR 97302 Timothy I Crawley 5215 SE PARDEE ST PORTLAND, OR 97206 Jason Conger 21056 GARDENIA AVE BEND, OR 97702 US Congressional District 1 Representative in Congress, 1st Delinda Delgado Morgan 23918 NE SPRING HILL RD GASTON, OR PO BOX 16 GASTON, OR 97119-0016 District-Republican 97119-8427 Jason Yates 804 ALDERCREST DR NEWBERG, OR 97132-1233 Bob Niemeyer 13200 SW HOWARD DR TIGARD, OR 97223 Statewide Partisan Governor-Republican Bruce A Cuff 11334 MEHAMA HTS SE LYONS, OR 97358 PO BOX 256 MEHAMA, OR 97384-0256 Gordon Challstrom 426 S STONEHAM CIR MEDFORD, OR 97504 Tim Carr 2221 SW 1ST AVE APT 2424 PORTLAND, OR 97201 Dennis Richardson 510 VALLEY OAK BLVD CENTRAL PT, OR 97502 5416646622 Mae Rafferty 900 CROOKS CREEK RD SELMA, OR 97538 PO BOX 706 SELMA, OR 97538 (541)-597-2306 Darren Karr 2265 CRESTVIEW DR WEST LINN, OR 97068 Senate District 13 State Senator, 13th District-Republican Kim Thatcher 1724 CHEMAWA RD NE KEIZER, OR 97303 Senate District 16 State Senator, 16th District-Republican No Candidate Filed House District 10 Oregon Centralized Voter Registration Page : 1 County: YAMHILL Filed Candidates Date : 3/26/2014 4:57:42 PM User Name : Van Bergen, Brian Report No. : E-023 Election : 05/20/2014 - Primary Election, 5/20/14 District Race Candidate Residential Address Mailing Address Home Phone State Representative, 10th District-Republican No Candidate Filed House District 23 State Representative, 23rd District-Republican Mike Nearman 2570 SOUTH GREENWOOD RD INDEPENDENCE, OR 97351 Jim Thompson 3380 MISTLETOE RD DALLAS, OR 97338 House District 24 State Representative, 24th District-Republican Jim Weidner 18281 NW KUYKENDALL RD YAMHILL, OR 97148 Jim Weidner 630 E 3RD ST YAMHILL, OR 97148-8612 House District 25 State Representative, 25th District-Republican Bill Post 794 SHANNON CT NE KEIZER, OR 97303 Barbara Jensen 1741 SPRINGTIME CT NE KEIZER, OR 97303 House District 32 State Representative, 32nd District-Republican Louis DeMartino 7725 PINE BEACH AVE ROCKAWAY BEACH, OR PO BOX 701 ROCKAWAY BEACH, OR 97136 97136 Rick Rose 372 SW 5TH ST WARRENTON, OR 97146 PO BOX 1017 WARRENTON, OR 97146 503-861-0405 Statewide Nonpartisan Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor and Brad Avakian 17915 NW LONEROCK DR PORTLAND, OR 97229 Industries Judge of the Supreme Court, Position 1 Thomas A Balmer - 2521 NE 24TH AVE PORTLAND, OR 97212 INCUMBENT Judge of the Supreme Court, Position 7 Martha L Walters - INCUMBENT 335 N GRAND ST EUGENE, OR 97402 5413447972 Judge of the Court of Appeals, Position 1 Chris Garrett - INCUMBENT 628 1ST ST LAKE OSWEGO, OR 97034 Judge of the Court of Appeals, Position 4 Timothy Sercombe - 5740 SW CHELTENHAM DR PORTLAND, OR INCUMBENT 97239 Judge of the Court of Appeals, Position 11 Joel DeVore - INCUMBENT 5110 FOX HOLLOW RD EUGENE, OR 97405 5416834934 Judge of the Court of Appeals, Position 12 Erin C Lagesen - INCUMBENT 2862 SE TIBBETTS ST PORTLAND, OR 97202 Judge of the Court of Appeals, Position 13 Doug Tookey - INCUMBENT 1033 RAFAEL ST N KEIZER, OR 97303 Judge of the Oregon Tax Court Henry C Breithaupt - 3017 NE TILLAMOOK ST PORTLAND, OR 97212 INCUMBENT Circuit Court District 25 Judge of the Circuit Court, 25th District, Ladd J Wiles 100 SE ANNE ST MCMINNVILLE, OR 97128-6203 100 SE ANNE ST MCMINNVILLE, OR 97128-6203 Position 4 J Mark Lawrence 1127 NE COWLS ST MCMINNVILLE, OR 97128-4813 YAMHILL YAMHILL COUNTY COMMISSIONER - Brett A Veatch 18125 NE CHEHALEM DR NEWBERG, OR 97132 PO BOX 24 NEWBERG, OR 97132-0024 POSITION 1 Bill Willis 38600 SW DENT RD WILLAMINA, OR 97396-9618 Sal Peralta 925 SE DAVIS ST MCMINNVILLE, OR 97128-6412 Stan Primozich 475 NW MT BACHELOR ST MCMINNVILLE, OR 97128 David Russ 1008 SW 7TH ST DUNDEE, OR 97115 YAMHILL COUNTY COMMISSIONER - Debra Bridges 16670 NE FAIRVIEW DR DUNDEE, OR PO BOX 1142 NEWBERG, OR 97132-8142 POSITION 3 97115-9108 Marc Shelton 803 E SHERIDAN ST NEWBERG, OR 97132-2732 803 E SHERIDAN ST NEWBERG, OR 97132-2732 Mary Starrett 35775 NE SMITH RD NEWBERG, OR 97132 YAMHILL COUNTY SHERIFF Tim J Casey 13250 NE KINNEY RD NEWBERG, OR 97132 PMB 248 1102 N SPRINGBROOK RD NEWBERG, OR 97132 Joe Shipley 493 W MAIN ST CARLTON, OR 97111-9104 Oregon Centralized Voter Registration Page : 2 County: YAMHILL Filed Candidates Date : 3/26/2014 4:57:42 PM User Name : Van Bergen, Brian Report No. : E-023 Election : 05/20/2014 - Primary Election, 5/20/14 District Race Candidate Residential Address Mailing Address Home Phone Tim Svenson 682 E 16TH ST LAFAYETTE, OR 97127-9227 Grand Total for Districts: 23 Grand Total for Races: 33 Grand Total for Candidates: 60 Oregon Centralized Voter Registration Page : 3.
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