Campaign money, race by race
What every campaign on Portland’s November 3 ballot has raised and spent in cash, from Oregon’s campaign finance records through November 4, 2026. Open a race to see who gave, when the money came in and how much is City matching funds.
- Raised in all
- $1,274,033
- Spent in all
- $1,192,928
Raised from donors and other sources City matching funds
- Joel Corcoran
$4,195 raised$2,591 spent
- Matthias Hallett
$3,323 raised$3,466 spent
- Tiffany Koyama Lane
$368,367 raised, $277,508 City match$353,051 spent
- Esther León
$35,834 raised, $29,507 City match$16,693 spent
- Angelita Morillo
$314,560 raised, $236,287 City match$259,266 spent
- Steve Novick
raised
We have not matched a campaign committee to Ali Beaudoin, Guy Frankenstein, Patrick Hilton, Larry Kelly, Kenneth (Kent) R Landgraver III, Keir Legree, Darren McCormick, Terry Parker, Heart Free Pham, John Sweeney, Kimberly Tucker and Martin Ward in these records, so their totals are unknown, not zero.
- Raised in all
- $1,430,317
- Spent in all
- $1,170,174
Raised from donors and other sources City matching funds
- Eli Arnold
$370,715 raised, $278,349 City match$321,785 spent
- Olivia Clark
$186,152 raised, $100,000 City match$122,952 spent
- Jayne Cronlund
$59,807 raised, $43,070 City match$42,743 spent
- Jamey Evenstar
$85,541 raised, $60,080 City match
- Raised in all
- $6,781
- Spent in all
- $3,027
Raised from donors and other sources City matching funds
- Simone Rede
$6,781 raised$3,027 spent
- Raised in all
- $37,325,448
- Spent in all
- $20,499,647
- Christine Drazan
$18,664,888 raised$15,183,979 spent
- Tina Kotek
$18,660,560 raised$5,315,668 spent
We have not matched a campaign committee to Brett Smith in these records, so that total is unknown, not zero.
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About these numbers
- Cash contributions and cash payments that campaigns reported to the Oregon Secretary of State, from January 1, 2025 through November 4, 2026. Loans, in-kind help and unpaid bills are left out.
- Campaigns have up to 30 days to report, and 7 days in the six weeks before the election, so the most recent weeks will keep growing.
- Bars compare the campaigns within one race, not one race with another. City of Portland matching funds apply to city races only.
- A committee’s total can include money it raised for an earlier campaign by the same candidate.
- These records come from a manual export of ORESTAR, Oregon’s campaign finance system, and may miss late filings, amendments or removals. November and December 2024 are not included. How we read the records
