Tuesday, Nov. 8, was election night, and the unofficial results for local, state, and national races are as follows:

Harney County Treasurer
Bobbi Jo Heany — 99.37 percent, 2,854 votes
Write-in — 0.63 percent, 18 votes

Burns City Council Position 4
Judy Erwin — 97.75 percent, 740 votes
Write-in — 2.25 percent, 17 votes

Burns City Council Position 5
Christy Rivera — 98.6 percent, 702 votes
Write-in — 1.4 percent, 10 votes

Burns City Council Position 6
No candidate filed
Write-in — 100 percent, 127 votes

Hines City Council Position 4
Dean Brizendine — 95.88 percent, 512 votes
Write-in — 4.12 percent, 22 votes

Hines City Council Position 5
Roxane Worley — 96.56 percent, 505 votes
Write-in — 3.44 percent, 18 votes

Hines City Council Position 6
Misty Shepherd — 97.92 percent, 517 votes
Write-in — 2.08 percent, 11 votes

Harney SWCD Director, At-Large Position 1
Ryan Peila — 99.17 percent, 2,620 votes
Write-in — 0.83 percent, 22 votes

Harney SWCD Director, At-Large Position 2
Jeff D. Hussey — 98.64 percent, 2,400 votes
Write-in — 1.36 percent, 33 votes

Harney SWCD Director, Zone 1
Susan Doverspike — 98.04 percent, 2,595 votes
Write-in — 1.96 percent, 52 votes

Harney SWCD Director, Zone 3
Carol Dunten — 99.14 percent, 2,533 votes
Write-in — 0.86 percent, 22 votes

Harney SWCD Director, Zone 4
No candidate filed
Write-in — 100 percent, 157 votes

13-24 Harney County: Prohibits psilocybin-related business and facilities in unincorporated areas of Harney County
Yes — 64.8 percent, 2,360 votes
No — 35.2 percent, 1,282 votes

13-23 City of Burns: Prohibits psilocybin-related businesses within City of Burns
Yes — 59.30 percent, 663 votes
No — 40.7 percent, 455 votes

13-25 City of Hines: Prohibits psilocybin-related businesses within City of Hines
Yes — 65.12 percent, 504 votes
No — 34.88 percent, 270 votes

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Local results for statewide contests

U.S. Senator
Jo Rae Perkins, Republican — 71.82 percent, 2,643 votes
Dan Pulju, Pacific Green — 0.49 percent, 18 votes
Ron Wyden, Democrat — 25.84 percent, 951 votes
Christ Henry, Progressive — 1.68 percent, 62 votes
Write-in — 0.16 percent, 6 votes

U.S. Representative, 2nd District
Joe Yetter, Democrat — 15.69 percent, 581 votes
Cliff S. Bentz, Republican — 83.91 percent, 3,108 votes
Write-in — 0.4 percent, 15 votes

Governor
Tina Kotek, Democrat — 12.62 percent, 475 votes
Donice Noelle Smith, Constitution — 0.88 percent, 33 votes
R. Leon Noble, Libertarian — 0.35 percent, 13 votes
Betsy Johnson, non-affiliated — 8.37 percent, 315 votes
Christine Drazan, Republican — 77.66 percent, 2,923 votes
Write-in — 0.13 percent, 5 votes

State Representative, 60th District
Mark Owens, Republican — 89.82 percent, 3,204 votes
Antonio Sunseri, Progressive — 9.36 percent, 334 votes
Write-in — 0.81 percent, 29 votes

Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor and Industries
Christina E. Stephenson — 37.79 percent, 994 votes
Cheri Helt — 61.29 percent, 1,612 votes
Write-in — 0.91 percent, 24 votes

Judge of the Court of Appeals, Position 10
Kristina Hellman — 98.1 percent, 2,063 votes
Write-in — 1.9 percent, 40 votes

Judge of the Court of Appeals, Position 11
Anna M. Joyce — 98.38 percent, 2,010 votes
Write-in — 1.62 percent, 33 votes

Measure 11 Amends Constitution: State must ensure affordable healthcare access, balanced against requirement to fund schools, other essential services
Yes — 26.35 percent, 945 votes
No — 73.65 percent, 2,641 votes

Measure 112 Amends Constitution: Removes language allowing slavery and involuntary servitude as punishment for crime
Yes — 23.92 percent, 875 votes
No — 76.08 percent, 2,783 votes

Measure 113 Amends Constitution: Legislators with ten unexcused absences from floor sessions disqualified from holding next term of office
Yes — 50.49 percent, 1,857 votes
No — 49.51 percent, 1,821 votes

Measure 114: Requires permit to acquire firearm; police maintain permit/firearm database; criminally prohibits certain ammunition magazines
Yes — 15.11 percent, 565 votes
No — 84.89 percent, 3,175 votes

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Statewide results

U.S. Senator
Jo Rae Perkins, Republican — 40.82 percent, 697,565 votes
Dan Pulju, Pacific Green — 1.14 percent, 19,468 votes
Ron Wyden, Democrat — 56.11 percent, 958,813 votes
Christ Henry, Progressive — 1.81 percent, 30,994 votes
Write-in — 0.11 percent, 1,933 votes

U.S. Representative, 2nd District
Joe Yetter, Democrat — 32.39 percent, 95,723 votes
Cliff S. Bentz, Republican — 67.46 percent, 199,391 votes
Write-in — 0.15 percent, 458 votes

Governor
Tina Kotek, Democrat — 47.12 percent, 814,996 votes
Donice Noelle Smith, Constitution — 0.4 percent, 6,885 votes
R. Leon Noble, Libertarian — 0.34 percent, 5,829 votes
Betsy Johnson, non-affiliated — 8.63 percent, 149,360 votes
Christine Drazan, Republican — 43.4 percent, 750,737 votes
Write-in — 0.11 percent, 1,964 votes

State Representative, 60th District
Mark Owens, Republican — 89.28 percent, 24,168 votes
Antonio Sunseri, Progressive — 10.24 percent, 2,772 votes
Write-in — 0.48 percent, 130 votes

Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor and Industries
Christina E. Stephenson — 60.99 percent, 819,642 votes
Cheri Helt — 38.36 percent, 515,538 votes
Write-in — 0.66 percent, 8,805 votes

Judge of the Court of Appeals, Position 10
Kristina Hellman — 97.97 percent, 976,755 votes
Write-in — 2.03 percent, 20,265 votes

Judge of the Court of Appeals, Position 11
Anna M. Joyce — 97.94 percent, 930,851votes
Write-in — 2.06 percent, 19,591 votes

Measure 11 Amends Constitution: State must ensure affordable healthcare access, balanced against requirement to fund schools, other essential services
Yes — 50.72 percent, 843,411 votes
No — 49.28 percent, 819,408 votes

Measure 112 Amends Constitution: Removes language allowing slavery and involuntary servitude as punishment for crime
Yes — 55.62 percent, 928,136 votes
No — 44.38 percent, 740,427 votes

Measure 113 Amends Constitution: Legislators with ten unexcused absences from floor sessions disqualified from holding next term of office
Yes — 68.30 percent, 1,144,816 votes
No — 31.7 percent, 531,351 votes

Measure 114: Requires permit to acquire firearm; police maintain permit/firearm database; criminally prohibits certain ammunition magazines
Yes — 50.97 percent, 869,844 votes
No — 49.03 percent, 836,866 votes