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1992 Portland, Oregon, mayoral election

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January 2025 Flag of Portland, Oregon.svg B3BCC8 B3BCC8 B3BCC8 presidential no 1988 Portland, Oregon mayoral election 1988 1996 Portland, Oregon mayoral election 1996 First-round vote First-round percentage Second-round vote Second-round percentage 1992 11 03 Vera_Katz.jpg 150x150px Vera Katz 56,636 46.79% 130,319 56.68% Earl Blumenauer 1997.jpg Earl Blumenauer 44,134 36.46% 97,789 42.53% File:3x4.svg Mike Fahey 8,078 6.67% Mayor Bud Clark Vera Katz On May 19, 1992 and November 3, 1992, elections were held in Portland, Oregon, to elect the mayor. Former Speaker of the Oregon House of Representatives Vera Katz was elected, defeating Portland City Commissioner (and future Congressman) Earl Blumenauer.Oliver Gordon November 4, 1992 VOTERS MAKE KATZ PORTLAND'S NEW MAYOR The Oregonian C01Efiles - 1992 General Election Results _ 1980 to 1998 _ The City of Portland, Oregon (21/ED/6105) https://efiles.portlandoregon.gov/record/14326826/ 2025-01-21 efiles.portlandoregon.gov thumb|Bud Clark, the incumbent mayor, whose term expired on January 3, 1993. Portland uses a nonpartisan system for local elections, in which all voters are eligible to participate. All candidates are listed on the ballot without any political party affiliation. All candidates meeting the qualifications competed in a blanket primary election on May 19, 1992.Efiles - 1992 Primary Election Results _ 1980 to 1998 _ The City of Portland, Oregon (21/ED/6106) https://efiles.portlandoregon.gov/record/14326827/ 2025-01-21 efiles.portlandoregon.gov As no candidate received an absolute majority, the top two finishers advanced to a runoff in the November 3 general election.Ellis Barnes Oliver Gordon May 20, 1992 VERA KATZ HOVERS JUST BELOW 50 PERCENT, WHILE DICK BOGLE RUNS THIRD IN THE RACE FOR HIS PORTLAND CITY COUNCIL SEAT The Oregonian A01Ellis Barnes May 21, 1992 KATZ, BLUMENAUER READY FOR ROUND 2 IN MAYOR'S RACE The Oregonian A14 Candidates Vera Katz, former Speaker of the Oregon House of Representatives Earl Blumenauer, city commissioner Michael T. Fahey, Sr., former state representativenwlaborpress.org Fahey to run for seat on Portland City Council https://nwlaborpress.org/2007/12-7-07Fahey.html 2025-01-21 nwlaborpress.org Barry L. Bloom Jaunita M. Crawford Demetrios Deligiorgis Robert T. Domenico Joseph W. Doyle Charley Gilbert Sardar Singh Khalsa Jada Mae Langloss Peter S. Nilsson Michael W. Schenatzki Richard Elliot (Tres) Shannon III Results Primary 1992 Portland mayoral primary election Vera Katz Nonpartisan candidate 56,636 46.79 Earl Blumenauer Nonpartisan candidate 44,134 36.46 Mike Fahey Nonpartisan candidate 8,078 6.67 Joseph W. Doyle Nonpartisan candidate 2,434 2.01 Michael W. Schenatzki Nonpartisan candidate 1,813 1.49 Richard Elliot (Tres) Shannon III Nonpartisan candidate 1,384 1.14 Barry L. Bloom Nonpartisan candidate 1,383 1.14 Charlie Gilbert Nonpartisan candidate 1,090 0.90 Juanita M. Crawford Nonpartisan candidate 946 0.78 Demetrios Deligiorgis Nonpartisan candidate 798 0.65 Robert T. Domenico Nonpartisan candidate 634 0.52 Peter S. Nilsson Nonpartisan candidate 527 0.43 Sardar Singh Khalsa Nonpartisan candidate 524 0.43 Jada Mae Langloss Nonpartisan candidate 227 0.18 410 0.33 121,018 100 General 1992 Portland mayoral general election Vera Katz Nonpartisan candidate 130,319 56.68 Earl Blumenauer Nonpartisan candidate 97,789 42.53 1,480 0.64 229,888 100 References 1992 Category:1992 Oregon elections Category:1992 United States mayoral elections Mayoral election Category:Non-partisan mayoral elections in the United States