Portland 2024 Election: Shifting to Ranked-Choice Voting

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In 2024, Portland voters will use ranked-choice voting and districts to elect their representatives. Learn more about these new election methods, Portland’s changing form of government, and the implementation of voter-approved charter changes.
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How does Ranked-Choice Voting work?

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How does district-based voting work?

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Frequently Asked Questions about the 2024 Election

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Multnomah County Ranked-Choice Voting Webpage

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Contact us

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Resources and printed materials

Contact

City of Portland Transition Team

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City Elections

City Elections Division
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phone number503-823-4022Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm

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News

Three short and sweet mock elections to get ready for our voter education town halls

Practice filling in your ballot and prepare for our upcoming voter education town halls.

Newsletter

Get Ready for our voter education town halls + ice cream cone + mock ballot.

Preparing Portlanders for Ranked-Choice Voting

The City of Portland’s voter education efforts are in full swing! Here is a recap of our voter education events so far and a sneak peek of our future campaigns.

Newsletter

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Events

Ranked-Choice Voting and Voter Education Town Hall (in-person)

2:30 pm – 4:00 pm
Community Event
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Grantee event: Portland Vota 2024 (Spanish)

Join Latino Network, one of our City of Portland voter education grant recipients, for a ranked-choice voting event in Spanish. Fill out the form to receive full event details

6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
Community Event

Ranked-Choice Voting and Voter Education Town Hall (virtual)

6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Community Event
Available Online
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Grantee event: Portland Vota 2024 (Spanish)

Join Latino Network, one of our City of Portland voter education grant recipients, for a ranked-choice voting event in Spanish. Fill out the form to receive full event details

5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
Community Event
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Past Meetings and Hearings

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