Oregon Voting-age Population By County in 2021 (ACS-5Yrs)

Updated on February 28, 2025.

Based on the US Census ACS-5Yrs estimates, in 2021, the voting-age population of Oregon was 3.33M which was 79.24% of the total Oregon population. Among all Oregon counties, Multnomah had the highest voting-age population (659.59K), followed by Washington (461.43K), and Clackamas (328.35K).

On the other hand, the counties with the least voting-age population were: Wheeler (1.20K), Sherman (1.43K), and Gilliam (1.62K).

The chart and table below shows the voting-age population of each county and the percentage of each county's population that are of voting-age.

You can see similar information for other states and by state for the United States.

Oregon Voting-age Population By County in 2021
Oregon Voting-age Population By County in 2021
County
Voting-age Population
% of County Population
Multnomah 659,586 81.43
Washington 461,425 77.30
Clackamas 328,346 78.44
Lane 310,588 81.62
Marion 259,561 75.45
Jackson 175,853 79.33
Deschutes 156,072 80.05
Linn 98,428 77.38
Douglas 89,045 80.45
Yamhill 83,365 77.89
Benton 79,276 83.74
Josephine 70,458 80.35
Polk 66,791 77.35
Umatilla 59,367 74.67
Klamath 53,864 78.18
Coos 52,699 81.55
Lincoln 41,445 83.11
Columbia 41,416 79.07
Clatsop 33,146 81.40
Malheur 23,333 74.52
Tillamook 22,008 81.12
Wasco 20,649 77.62
Union 20,438 77.84
Curry 19,902 85.66
Crook 19,321 79.51
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