The Electronic Government Portal Advisory Board is holding a public meeting on Nov. 18, 2024, to discuss the digital transformation of Oregon's government services.

Clackamas County processes ballots from the 2024 election, reporting over 200,000 votes with a 78.2% turnout. Final ballots via USPS are accepted until November 12.

The Oregon Department of Human Services offers advice to EBT cardholders to protect against skimming fraud, including regular PIN changes and account monitoring.

Multnomah County saw a record number of ballots cast on Election Day, with a 73% turnout and its first-ever ranked-choice voting for the city council elections, projecting a near 75% turnout once all votes are counted.

Clackamas County reported a 71% voter turnout for the 2024 General Election, with 228,000 ballots cast and 153,093 already counted. Results update online, with final certification due December 2.

Governor Kotek released a statement post-election praising Oregon’s election staff and emphasizing her commitment to peaceful civic engagement, safety, and unity for the state's future.

Shannon Singleton won the Multnomah County Board of Commissioners election for District 2, receiving 54% of the votes over Sam Adams, according to OregonLive.

Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez leads in initial votes for Washington's 3rd District, with final results pending and the contest under national scrutiny.

The Oregon State Parks Commission will discuss rule updates, property transactions, and an executive session in their November meeting, including possibly transferring Fort Yamhill to the Grand Ronde Tribe.

Multnomah County reminds voters that they can still submit their ballots until 8 p.m. by using any of the 30 drop sites or getting them postmarked, with assistance available for those in need.

Today is the deadline for submitting ballots for the 2024 General Election in Clackamas County by 8 p.m. Voters can access help or replacement ballots at designated centers.

The Oregon State Fire Marshal has granted $3M to 40 communities for wildfire resilience, including creating defensible spaces and supporting risk reduction projects.

The Oregon Department of Emergency Management offers a Bias Response Hotline and online reporting for hate crimes, with a Voter Protection Hotline for election-related issues.