1964 Oregon House of Representatives election

none 1964 Oregon House of Representatives election Oregon legislative no 1962 Oregon House of Representatives election 1962 1966 Oregon House of Representatives election 1966 52nd Oregon Legislative Assembly 53rd Oregon Legislative Assembly All 60 seats in the Oregon House of Representatives 31 1964 11 03 Oregon House Speaker Clarence Barton.jpg Clarence Barton(retired) Democratic Party (United States) 16th district 28 1,191,390 51.20% 31 seats, 51.46% Oregon House Minority Leader Monte Montgomery.jpg F. F. Montgomery Republican Party (United States) 13th district 32 1,134,119 48.74% 29 seats, 48.53% File:1964 Oregon House of Representatives election.svg 300px Results by party#CA0120 Republican gain #F48882 Republican hold#0671B0 Democratic gain #92C5DE Democratic hold Speaker Clarence Barton Democratic Party (United States) F. F. Montgomery Republican Party (United States) 1964 United States elections Elections to the Oregon House of Representatives were held on November 3, 1964, to elect 60 candidates to the House to serve two-year terms. The Republican Party won a majority of seats in the House for the first time since the 1954 general election, winning 32 seats to the Democratic Party's 28. Eight incumbents lost re-election; four Republicans and Democrats each.GOP Grabs State House https://www.newspapers.com/article/corvallis-gazette-times-gop-grabs-state/208302220/ 15 October 2026 Corvallis Gazette-Times UPI 4 November 1964 The 1964 election retained the 1962 plan drawn following the 1960 U.S. Census. Following the election, outgoing minority leader F. F. "Monte" Montgomery of Lane County was elected speaker.Pearson Ann H. Legislature Is Organized https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-world-legislature-is-organized/208243851/ 14 October 2026 The World 14 January 1963 List of districts District 1 • District 2 • District 3 • District 4 • District 5 • District 6 • District 7 • District 9 • District 10 • District 11 • District 12 • District 13 • District 14 • District 15 • District 16 • District 17 • District 18 • District 19 • District 20 • District 21 • District 22 • District 23 • District 24 • District 25 • District 26 • District 27 • District 28 __NOTOC__ District 1 House District 1 contained all of Clatsop County and elected one representative. District 1 electionOfficial Abstract of Votes General Election 1964 https://records.sos.state.or.us/ORSOSCMSearch/Search/RecordViewer.aspx?uri=8411026 Oregon Secretary of State 15 October 20261 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) W. H. Holstrom (incumbent) 8,088 65.41% Republican Party (United States) James Scarborough 4,277 34.59% 12,365 100.00% District 2 House District 2 contained all of Columbia County and elected one representative. District 2 election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Wayne Turner (incumbent) 7,153 72.25% Republican Party (United States) Lawrence Meissner 2,741 27.68% 7 0.07% 9,901 100.00% District 3 House District 3 contained all of Tillamook County and elected one representative. District 3 election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Paul Hanneman 4,077 54.29% Democratic Party (United States) Edward F. Ridderbusch (incumbent) 3,432 45.71% 7,509 100.00% District 4 House District 4 contained all of Washington County and elected three representatives. During the 1963 special legislative session, incumbent Republican Robert E. Jones resigned and Republican Hugh McGilvra was appointed to fill the vacancy.Grouped by Session https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/Lists/LegislatorsChronological/Grouped-by-Session.aspx Oregon State Legislature 15 October 2026 District 4 election3 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Hugh McGilvra (incumbent) 26,270 19.37% Republican Party (United States) John D. Mosser (incumbent) 26,110 19.25% Republican Party (United States) Elwin Paxson 25,167 18.56% Democratic Party (United States) John Alder 21,070 15.54% Democratic Party (United States) Eva Brower 18,909 13.94% Democratic Party (United States) Marvin L. Lain 18,086 13.34% 135,612 100.00% District 5 House District 5 contained all of Yamhill County and elected one representative. District 5 election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Harold D. Lewis 7,320 52.35% Republican Party (United States) Merrill C. Hagan (incumbent) 5,579 39.90% 1,085 7.76% 13,984 100.00% District 6 thumb|Legislative Districts of Multomah County, 1962 House District 6 contained all of Multnomah County and elected seventeen representatives. The county was split into five subdistricts containing between three or four members, and elected an additional representative at-large. District 6 At-large subdistrict election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Berkeley Lent (incumbent) 119,290 57.06% Republican Party (United States) Clyde V. Brummell 89,776 42.94% 11 0.01% 209,077 100.00% District 6 West subdistrict election3 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Shirley Adele Field (incumbent) 22,543 20.54% Republican Party (United States) Lee Johnson 22,003 20.04% Republican Party (United States) E. G. Chutnard (incumbent) 20,045 18.26% Democratic Party (United States) James M. Gleason 16,161 14.72% Democratic Party (United States) Hollis Ransom Jr. 15,682 14.29% Democratic Party (United States) Dennis A. Day 13,339 12.15% 3 0.00% 109,776 100.00% District 6 South City subdistrict election3 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Grace Olivier Peck (incumbent) 25,747 21.81% Democratic Party (United States) Phil Lang (incumbent) 25,626 21.71% Democratic Party (United States) Norman R. Howard (incumbent) 25,188 21.34% Republican Party (United States) Frederick S. Wilhelm 14,737 12.48% Republican Party (United States) Jerold L. Billings 13,578 11.50% Republican Party (United States) Stan L. Day 13,152 11.14% 12 0.01% 118,040 100.00% District 6 East Central City subdistrict election4 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Bob Packwood (incumbent) 29,376 14.38% Republican Party (United States) William J. Gallagher (incumbent) 28,071 13.74% Republican Party (United States) Fred Meek (incumbent) 26,540 12.99% Democratic Party (United States) Sam Wilderman 26,351 12.90% Republican Party (United States) Gust Anderson 26,029 12.74% Democratic Party (United States) Ronald W. Woody 24,815 12.15% Democratic Party (United States) Harvey Akeson 23,390 11.45% Democratic Party (United States) J. E. Bennett 19,651 9.62% 10 0.00% 204,233 100.00% District 6 East County subdistrict election3 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Ross Morgan (incumbent) 34,013 22.75% Democratic Party (United States) Betty Roberts 31,947 21.37% Democratic Party (United States) Howard Willits (incumbent) 31,833 21.29% Republican Party (United States) George C. Rider 20,220 13.52% Republican Party (United States) Robert S. Whisnant 15,937 10.66% Republican Party (United States) Victor G. Wolf 15,556 10.40% 22 0.01% 149,528 100.00% District 6 North City subdistrict election3 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Edward J. Whelan (incumbent) 23,792 24.62% Democratic Party (United States) Wally Priestly 22,256 23.03% Democratic Party (United States) J. E. Bennett (incumbent) 21,416 22.16% Republican Party (United States) Doug Gray 10,692 11.06% Republican Party (United States) Don Burkett 9,728 10.07% Republican Party (United States) Dennis Sands 8,761 9.06% 3 0.00% 96,648 100.00% District 7 House District 7 contained all of Clackamas County and elected four representatives. District 7 election4 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Beulah Hand (incumbent) 30,685 14.28% Democratic Party (United States) Richard E. Groener 28,802 13.40% Democratic Party (United States) Juanita N. Orr (incumbent) 28,463 13.24% Democratic Party (United States) Dale Morgan Harlan 26,867 12.50% Republican Party (United States) Roger E. Martin 26,530 12.34% Republican Party (United States) Robert P. Dickinson (incumbent) 26,015 12.10% Republican Party (United States) Leo M. Thornton 25,159 11.70% Republican Party (United States) George Eivers 22,418 10.43% 16 0.01% 214,955 100.00% District 8 House District 8 contained all of Lincoln County and elected one representative. District 8 election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) W. Ouderkirk (incumbent) 5,712 56.48% Democratic Party (United States) Robert Lawrence Cooper 4,400 43.51% 1 0.01% 10,113 100.00% District 9 House District 9 contained all of Polk County and elected one representative. District 9 election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Joe Rogers (incumbent) 7,369 65.22% Democratic Party (United States) Emmet T. Rogers 3,928 34.76% 2 0.02% 11,299 100.00% District 10 House District 10 contained all of Benton County and elected one representative. District 10 election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) C. R. Hoyt (incumbent) 10,416 66.89% Democratic Party (United States) Alvin Jones 5,156 33.11% 15,572 100.00% District 11 House District 11 contained all of Marion County and elected four representatives. District 11 election4 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Cornelius C. Bateson (incumbent) 29,929 15.82% Republican Party (United States) Morris K. Crothers (incumbent) 26,752 14.14% Republican Party (United States) Jack Anunsen 24,134 12.76% Democratic Party (United States) L. B. Day 23,981 12.68% Republican Party (United States) Russell F. Bonesteele (incumbent) 23,761 12.56% Republican Party (United States) Winton J. Hunt (incumbent) 22,966 12.14% Democratic Party (United States) Steve Anderson 19,962 10.55% Democratic Party (United States) David D. Kidd 17,714 9.36% 189,199 100.00% District 12 House District 12 contained all of Linn County and elected two representatives. District 12 election2 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Gerald W. Detering (incumbent) 12,179 28.48% Republican Party (United States) William F. Gwinn 11,951 27.95% Democratic Party (United States) Maurice Orona 10,107 23.63% Democratic Party (United States) Ulas R. Moss 8,443 19.74% 86 0.20% 42,766 100.00% District 13 House District 13 contained all of Lane County and elected five representatives. District 13 election5 to be elected Republican Party (United States) F. F. Montgomery (incumbent) 42,197 11.92% Democratic Party (United States) Keith Skelton 38,525 10.88% Democratic Party (United States) Richard L. Kennedy (incumbent) 38,388 10.84% Republican Party (United States) Edward W. Elder (incumbent) 38,058 10.75% Republican Party (United States) Joe B . Richards 35,896 10.14% Democratic Party (United States) Veola Peterson Wilmot (incumbent) 35,503 10.03% Republican Party (United States) Jo Kittredge 35,425 10.01% Democratic Party (United States) Richard O. Eyemann (incumbent) 33,784 9.54% Democratic Party (United States) Patrick M. Flynn 30,742 8.68% Republican Party (United States) John V. Northam 25,474 7.20% 20 0.01% 354,012 100.00% District 14 House District 14 contained all of Benton and Lane counties and elected one representative. Districts 10 and 13 were embedded within it; these two counties and three districts combined elected seven representatives. District 14 election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Don Wilson 44,217 51.20% Democratic Party (United States) Wickes Shaw Beal 42,150 48.80% 86,367 100.00% District 15 House District 15 contained all of Douglas County and elected two representatives. Prior to the 1963 special legislative session, incumbent Democrat W. O. Kelsay died in a car crash and Democrat Elizabeth Kelsay was appointed to fill the vacancy.Grouped by Session https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/Lists/LegislatorsChronological/Grouped-by-Session.aspx Oregon State Legislature 15 October 2026 District 15 election2 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Sidney Leiken (incumbent) 12,899 26.22% Democratic Party (United States) Jason D. Boe 12,631 25.67% Republican Party (United States) Dudley C. Walton 11,970 24.33% Republican Party (United States) Thomas H. Pargeter 11,700 23.78% 49,200 100.00% District 16 House District 16 contained all of Coos County and elected one representative. District 16 election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) James Bedingfield 10,758 51.73% Democratic Party (United States) Willis A. Sutton 10,038 48.27% 20,796 100.00% District 17 House District 17 contained all of Coos and Curry counties and elected one representative. District 16 was embedded within it; these two counties and districts combined elected two representatives. District 17 election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Carl Back (incumbent) 12,708 50.68% Republican Party (United States) Rod McKenzie 12,369 49.32% 25,077 100.00% District 18 House District 18 contained all of Josephine County and elected one representative. District 18 election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Sid Bazett (incumbent) 7,918 58.93% Democratic Party (United States) John V. Rafferty 5,518 41.07% 13,436 100.00% District 19 House District 19 contained all of Jackson County and elected three representatives. District 19 election3 to be elected Republican Party (United States) John R. Dellenback (incumbent) 18,975 19.76% Republican Party (United States) Edward H. Branchfield (incumbent) 17,386 18.10% Democratic Party (United States) James A. Redden (incumbent) 17,315 18.03% Republican Party (United States) Richard H. Travis 14,858 15.47% Democratic Party (United States) E. M. Madden 14,583 15.18% Democratic Party (United States) Thomas J. Reeder 12,911 13.44% 20 0.02% 96,048 100.00% District 20 House District 20 contained all of Klamath County and elected one representative. District 20 election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Carrol Howe (incumbent) 10,944 63.38% Democratic Party (United States) Phyllis Rutledge 6,324 36.62% 17,268 100.00% District 21 House District 21 contained all of Crook, Deschutes, and Jefferson counties and elected one representative. District 21 election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Sam Johnson 9,424 56.63% Democratic Party (United States) Ben Evick 7,218 43.37% 16,642 100.00% District 22 House District 22 contained all of Hood River and Wasco counties and elected one representative. District 22 election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Katherine Musa (incumbent) 8,207 60.25% Republican Party (United States) David H. Larsen 5,415 39.75% 13,622 100.00% District 23 House District 23 contained all of Umatilla County and elected one representative. District 23 election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Stafford Hansell (incumbent) 13,558 99.90% 14 0.10% 13,572 100.00% District 24 House District 24 contained all of Union and Wallowa counties and elected one representative. District 24 election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Don McKinnis (incumbent) 6,383 63.10% Republican Party (United States) H. R. Weatherford 3,733 36.90% 10,116 100.00% District 25 House District 25 contained all of Baker and Grant counties and elected one representative. District 25 election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Tom Bessonette 5,153 55.08% Democratic Party (United States) Clinton P. Haight (incumbent) 4,202 44.92% 9,355 100.00% District 26 House District 26 contained all of Harney and Malheur counties and elected one representative. District 26 election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Bob Smith (incumbent) 9,011 99.87% 12 0.13% 9,023 100.00% District 27 House District 27 contained all of Klamath and Lake counties and elected one representative. District 20 was embedded within it; these two counties and districts combined elected two representatives. District 27 election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) George C. Flitcraft (incumbent) 11,947 60.64% Democratic Party (United States) Jerry Rutledge 7,755 39.36% 19,702 100.00% District 28 House District 28 contained all of Gilliam, Morrow, Sherman, Umatilla, and Wheeler counties and elected one representative. District 23 was embedded within it; these two counties and districts combined elected two representatives. District 28 election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Irvin Mann Jr. 11,406 51.80% Democratic Party (United States) Martin H. Buchanan 10,614 48.20% 22,020 100.00% See also 1964 United States presidential election in Oregon List of Oregon Legislative Assemblies References 30em 1964 Oregon House of Representatives Category:November 1964 in the United States