Oregon’s own Harney County Clerk Derrin “Dag” Robinson has been elected Chair of the Standards Board for the U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC). The EAC is an independent, bipartisan commission whose mission is to help election officials improve the administration of elections and help Americans participate in the voting process. Its

Barbara Cannady for Burns Times-Herald Primary ballots will be mailed to registered voters on May 1, 2024. Local residents’ mail in returns must be postmarked no later than May 21, 2024. Those registered with non-Oregon addresses must be postmarked no later than May 22, 2024.  The County Clerk is then given seven

The Harney County Special Election was held Tuesday, May 16. The unofficial results are as follows: Harney Education Service District (ESD) Director, Zone 6 — Tom Doman 883 votes (98.66 percent); Write-in 12 votes (1.34 percent). Director, Zone 4 — Doug Stott 39 votes (79.59 percent); Write-in 10 votes (20.41 percent). Director, Zone 5

Tuesday, Nov. 8, was election night, and the unofficial results for local, state, and national races are as follows: Harney County Treasurer Bobbi Jo Heany — 99.37 percent, 2,854 votes Write-in — 0.63 percent, 18 votes Burns City Council Position 4 Judy Erwin — 97.75 percent, 740 votes Write-in — 2.25 percent, 17 votes Burns City Council

Harney County Clerk Derrin (Dag) Robinson will conduct a public certification of the Clear Ballot vote tabulation system Tuesday, Oct. 25 at 9 a.m. in the Harney County Clerk’s Office at the courthouse. The Clear Ballot vote tabulation system will tally votes for the Nov. 8 General Election. The public certification will

The primary election was held Tuesday, May 17. Here are the unofficial results from the local election. Harney County Judge Bill Hart — 60.01 percent, 1,592 votes Pete Runnels — 39.88 percent, 1,058 votes  Write-in — 0.11 percent, 3 votes Harney County Commissioner Position 2 Patty Dorroh — 62.81 percent, 1,564 votes Vern I. Brown Jr. — 15.9

Submitted photos The Clear Ballot vote tabulation system will be publicly demonstrated and certified ahead of the May 17 Primary Election. Harney County Clerk Derrin (Dag) Robinson will conduct a public demonstration and certification of the Clear Ballot vote tabulation system Thursday, May 5, at 9 a.m. in the Harney County Clerk’s Office

Tuesday, March 8 is the filing deadline for the Primary Election in Oregon. The following individuals have filed for election for positions in Harney County: — County Judge—  Pete Runnels, Bill Hart, and Chris Wiseman — County Commissioner Position No. 2 — Patty Dorroh and Toni Foster — County Treasurer—  Bobbi Jo Heany Each of these positions are

The unofficial results of the Nov. 2 Special Election have been tallied, and the results for Harney County are as follows: Out of 5,505 eligible voters in Harney County, 2,559, or 46.49 percent, returned ballots to the Harney County Clerk’s Office. Special Election Harney County 13-18 Harney County: Requires County Court meetings regarding relocation