Oregon Prepares for May 21 Primary Elections with Diverse Slate of Candidates

Candidates across Oregon have filed for primary elections, with races ranging from the Oregon Legislature to local city councils.

• Tuesday marked the last day for candidates to file for the May 21 primary elections in Oregon, setting the stage for a competitive electoral season.
• In Lane County, multiple state representative districts and one state Senate seat are up for grabs, with a mix of incumbents and newcomers vying for positions.
• Eugene's mayoral and city council races are among the most contested, with several candidates stepping forward to replace outgoing officials.
• Oregon's 4th Congressional District will see U.S. Rep. Val Hoyle running uncontested in the Democratic primary, while three Republicans aim to challenge her.
• Springfield will see uncontested races for mayor and half of its city councilors, allowing candidates to win outright in May.

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