The 2020 Oregon State Treasurer election was held on November 3, 2020, to elect the Oregon State Treasurer. Incumbent Democratic State Treasurer Tobias Read, first elected in 2016, was reelected to a second term in office.

Democratic primary Candidates Declared Tobias Read, incumbent State Treasurer

Results

Republican primary Candidates Declared Jeff Gudman, former Lake Oswego city councilor

Results

General election Endorsements

Debate + 2020 Oregon State Treasurer election debate Date Host Moderator Link Democratic RepublicanKey: Participant  Absent  Not invited  Invited Withdrawn Tobias Read Jeff Gudman1 Oct. 21, 2020 City Club of Portland John Schrag YouTube

Results

By county County Tobias ReadDemocratic Jeff GudmanRepublican Various candidatesOther parties Margin Total # % # % # % # % Baker2,12322.26%6,72170.47%6937.27%-4,598-48.21%9,537 Benton31,04161.23%15,96631.49%3,6887.27%15,07529.74%50,695 Clackamas116,83047.97%111,65045.84%15,0916.20%5,1802.13%243,571 Clatsop11,64050.66%9,72542.33%1,6107.01%1,9158.34%22,975 Columbia12,59740.70%15,80751.07%2,5458.22%-3,210-10.37%30,949 Coos13,13037.18%19,66955.70%2,5137.12%-6,539-18.52%35,312 Crook3,49523.46%10,51870.61%8835.93%-7,023-47.15%14,896 Curry5,47738.35%7,91355.40%8936.25%-2,436-17.06%14,283 Deschutes55,70846.68%55,78646.75%7,8416.57%-78-0.07%119,335 Douglas17,87729.12%39,36564.13%4,1456.75%-21,488-35.00%61,387 Gilliam29726.12%75766.58%837.30%-460-40.46%1,137 Grant86619.62%3,24773.58%3006.80%-2,381-53.95%4,413 Harney86220.05%3,14673.18%2916.77%-2,284-53.13%4,299 Hood River7,72061.81%4,07232.60%6975.58%3,64829.21%12,489 Jackson52,28343.14%60,66950.06%8,2366.80%-8,386-6.92%121,188 Jefferson3,99034.70%6,68758.16%8207.13%-2,697-23.46%11,497 Josephine16,17533.05%28,83258.91%3,9368.04%-12,657-25.86%48,943 Klamath9,29826.35%23,32666.10%2,6657.55%-14,028-39.75%35,289 Lake68916.44%3,24477.42%2576.13%-2,555-60.98%4,190 Lane117,66056.10%77,13036.78%14,9447.13%40,53019.32%209,734 Lincoln15,73153.17%11,63939.34%2,2177.49%4,09213.83%29,587 Linn23,69034.42%40,15758.35%4,9797.23%-16,467-23.93%68,826 Malheur2,94925.72%7,68967.05%8307.24%-4,740-41.33%11,468 Marion72,31445.59%75,49047.59%10,8276.83%-3,176-2.00%158,631 Morrow1,28526.05%3,29166.73%3567.22%-2,006-40.67%4,932 Multnomah319,75272.81%89,22120.32%30,1736.87%230,53152.50%439,146 Polk20,43443.88%23,04049.47%3,0996.65%-2,606-5.60%46,573 Sherman24521.18%85573.90%574.93%-610-52.72%1,157 Tillamook7,38145.61%7,72247.72%1,0796.67%-341-2.11%16,182 Umatilla9,58730.42%19,67262.43%2,2537.15%-10,085-32.00%31,512 Union3,88327.22%9,46966.38%9136.40%-5,586-39.16%14,265 Wallowa1,40428.36%3,25065.64%2976.00%-1,846-37.29%4,951 Wasco5,98444.33%6,60048.90%9146.77%-616-4.56%13,498 Washington178,55558.73%105,92834.84%19,5236.42%72,62723.89%304,006 Wheeler21723.61%63569.10%677.29%-418-45.48%919 Yamhill23,53442.26%28,02850.33%4,1217.40%-4,494-8.07%55,683Totals1,166,70351.68%936,91641.50%153,8366.81%229,78710.18%2,257,455 Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic Clackamas (largest city: Lake Oswego)

By congressional district Read won four of five congressional districts. District Read Gudman Representative 57% 37%Suzanne Bonamici 38% 55%Cliff Bentz 68% 25%Earl Blumenauer 47% 46%Peter DeFazio 48% 45%Kurt Schrader

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