2022 Oregon House Election Interactive Map

All US House seats to be contested in 2022

Redistricting: Gain of one seat. Toggle between 'Consensus Forecast' and 'Current House' to see how the map has changed.

Gaining a district for the first time in 40 years, Oregon Democrats - who controlled the process - passed a map somewhat more favorable to them. The single safe GOP district (OR-2), already one of the largest in the country by area, becomes even larger and slightly more Republican. There are four fairly safe Democratic districts.  

District 5 looks to be the most competitive this year, particularly with the primary defeat of incumbent Kurt Schrader by a more progressive candidate.

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District Incumbent Party Since Term Predictions Margin of Victory
Consensus House(a) President(b)
OR-4 Peter DeFazio
1987 18th
N/A 12.7%
Incumbent not running for re-election in 2022.
Val Hoyle
Alek Skarlatos
OR-5 Kurt Schrader
2009 7th
N/A 8.8%
Incumbent defeated in primary for 2022 election.
Jamie McLeod-Skinner
Lori Chavez-DeRemer
OR-6 OPEN
N/A 13.2%
Andrea Salinas
Mike Erickson
OR-1 Suzanne Bonamici
2012 6th
N/A 39.3%
Suzanne Bonamici*
Christopher Mann
OR-2 Cliff Bentz
2021 1st
N/A 24.4%
Joe Yetter
Cliff Bentz*
OR-3 Earl Blumenauer
1996 14th
N/A 47.3%
Earl Blumenauer*
Joanna Harbour

(a)Source: Cook Political Report, 270toWin research. N/A for new district boundaries. In most cases, the margin is the difference between the Democratic and Republican nominee in the November 3, 2020 general election.
* Uncontested | + No major party opposition | ^ Both nominees from same party | x All-party primary
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President Margin is the percentage difference between Joe Biden and Donald Trump in 2020:
(b) Source: Daily Kos (when available) or Politico; based on 2022 House district boundaries
(c) Source: Daily Kos; based on House district boundaries used in 2020