Note: Results as of 10 p.m.

Kori Rodley, a Democrat, leads in the race for the Oregon House of Representatives 7th District, which includes Springfield, early returns show.

Rodley had 56.9% of the votes, while Adam Wilson had 42.7%, as of 10 p.m. Tuesday.

Kori Rodley, in remarks to supporters at the Wild Duck, said she remembers what she heard on the campaign trail: “Door after door after door in Springfield, people are hurting. They’re feeling the pain of what’s going on economically. They’re paying more for groceries. They don’t have access to healthcare.” She said those experiences will motivate her when she arrives in Salem and works to help working families.

Rodley is a Springfield city councilor and works at Lane County Developmental Disabilities Services. Wilson, a Republican, is a financial adviser and wealth manager at LPL Financial.

Campaign finance records show Rodley raised more than four times what her opponent received in cash contributions, loans and in-kind donations. As of Election Day, Rodley had received $342,910 and spent $331,281 this year, with $11,407 carried over from 2025. Wilson had raised $74,893 and spent $75,473, with $7,099 carried over from the previous year.

The winner will succeed Rep. John Lively, a Democrat, who is retiring after 14 years in the Legislature. 

See how other state Legislative races are shaping up. 

Senate District 6 

As of 10 p.m., Jack Tibbetts led in the contest for Oregon’s Senate District 6, which includes Creswell, Cottage Grove, Oakridge, the McKenzie River valley, Junction City, Coburg, and the rest of eastern Lane County.

Early results show Republican Tibbetts with 60.9% of the votes, while Democrat Sierrah Williams had 37.2%. Libertarian Caleb Ticer trailed both with just 1.8% of the vote. 

“Right now, I’m feeling a lot of gratitude for the people who worked really hard on this campaign and spent time going between Linn, Lane and Marion County, putting up signs and connecting with voters,” Tibbetts said in an interview with Lookout Eugene-Springfield at a watch party at Saginaw Vineyard. “The results so far look good. We’re happy about that. We hope that they hold. It’s not over till it’s over.”

Tibbetts is a Cottage Grove farmer and rancher and owner of Saginaw Vineyard. Williams, who lives in Sweet Home, is a registered dietitian nutritionist with the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children. Dexter resident Ticer is a retail manager at Dexter Market. 

As of Election Day, Tibbetts raised $158,627 and spent $118,295 this year, while Williams received $12,334 and spent $7,620. Ticer did not fundraise. 

The winner replaces Sen. Cedric Hayden, a Republican, who was barred from running for reelection this year because he participated in a six-week walkout in 2023. 

State Senate District 4

Incumbent Floyd Prozanski, a Democrat, is unopposed in his bid for re-election to the Oregon State Senate representing District 4, which includes Springfield, part of Eugene and some of rural Lane County south of Eugene. Prozanski lives in Eugene. 

State Senate District 7

Early returns show James Manning leads in the race for Oregon Senate District 7, which includes the Eugene neighborhoods of Bethel, Churchill, Sheldon, Cal Young, Whiteaker, Trainsong, Harlow, Santa Clara and River Road, along with the cities of Elmira and Veneta. 

Manning, the Democratic incumbent, had 67.7% of the votes, while his Republican opponent, Jack “Jake” D. Huff, had 32%, as of 10 p.m. Tuesday.

Manning, a Eugene Democrat, is seeking his third full term. He is a former police officer and retired Army soldier. Huff, who lives in Eugene, worked at the Utah Air National Guard and Federal Aviation Administration before retiring. 

Campaign finance records show that, as of election day, Manning raised $120,252 and spent $112,542 this year, with $21,384 carried over from the previous year. Huff did not fundraise. 

House District 8

Early returns show incumbent Democrat Lisa Fragala with a big lead in the race for House District 8 as she seeks a second term. 

As of 10 p.m. Tuesday, Fragala had 84.9% of the votes, while her opponent, Republican Bill Vivian, had 14.9%. 

District 8 includes much of south and downtown Eugene and the rural communities to its south. 

Fragala, a Democrat who lives in Eugene, has a background in elementary education and served on the Lane Community College Board of Education. Also a Eugene resident, Vivian, a Republican, is a U.S. Navy veteran with a background as a quality engineer. 

According to campaign finance records, Fragala received $69,468 and spent $85,528 this year, with $49,420 carried over from 2025. Vivian raised $1,807 this year and spent $1,373. 

House District 9

Early results show Republican Claire Lynn leads the contest for Oregon House District 9, which spans a coastal region from Yachats to Coos Bay, including Florence and extending inland nearly to Veneta. 

Lynn had 55.6% of the votes, while her opponent, Democrat John Ezra Scheirman, had 44.3%, as of 10 p.m. Tuesday.

Lynn, a Republican, is an Elmira-area resident and legislative director for the Oregon House Republican Office. Scheirman, a Democrat, is a North Bend school bus driver.

The winner replaces Rep. Boomer Wright, a Republican, who is retiring after three terms. 

Campaign finance records show Lynn raised $249,436 and spent $238,026 this year, while Scheirman received $2,009 and spent $728. 

House District 10

Incumbent David Gomberg is unopposed as he seeks his eighth term as representative for Oregon House District 10. A Democrat, Gomberg lives in Otis. 

The district includes all of Lincoln County and portions of Benton and Lane counties. 

House District 12

As of 10 p.m., incumbent Darin Harbick was leading the race in House District 12, as he seeks a second term representing the rural upper McKenzie River region.

Harbick had 55.8% of the votes, while Democrat Amber Smith had 43.2%, early results show. 

Harbick, a Republican, is a business owner in the upper McKenzie Valley. Smith is a Democrat from Cottage Grove. 

According to campaign finance records, Harbick received $62,725 and spent $38,516 this year, and carried over $15,148 from last year. Smith did not fundraise. 

House District 13

In the race for House District 13, which covers the north side of Eugene, incumbent Democrat Nancy Nathanson faces Republican challenger Jonathan T. Abrahamsen.

Nathanson had 70.6% of the vote as of 10 p.m. Abrahamsen had 29.3%.

Nathanson is seeking her 11th two-year term in the House. Abrahamsen, the CEO of Buck Point Tools LLC, ran a quiet campaign and did not respond to interview requests from Lookout Eugene-Springfield.

House District 14

Incumbent Democrat Julie Fahey enjoys an early lead over her opponent, Republican Kevin T. Burton, in returns released at 10 p.m. Tuesday. Fahey had 64.5% of the vote, while Burton has 35.4%.

Fahey, the current speaker of the state House of Representatives, was first elected to the House in 2016. Burton is a private school teacher.

The district covers west Eugene and stretches to Bethel, Elmira and Veneta.

Ben Botkin contributed to this report.