Saturday, March 14th | 9-11 AM | Kaffe 101

Coffee with a Candidate

Join me for an informal coffee and conversation at Kaffe 101. They’re normally closed on Saturdays, but we’re opening up the place just for you. No speeches, no program—just a chance to sit down, ask questions, and talk about the issues that matter to you and our community.

This is a low-key, come-and-go opportunity to connect one-on-one, share ideas, and get to know the candidate behind the campaign.

📍 Kaffe 101
🗓 March 14
⏰ 9–11 AM

☕ Coffee on us, other Beverages available for purchase
Swing by, say hello, and let’s talk.

https://tinyurl.com/coffeewiththecandidate

——LATER THAT DAY——

Saturday, March 14th | 5 & 7 PM | Marshfield Auditorium

Candidate Forum Hosted by Friends of Coos County Republicans

Hear from local Candidates
5PM
(County Commissioner, State Representative, US Congress) 

Governor Candidate Debate
7PM
Ed Diehl, Dave Medina, & Danielle Bethell. 

RSVP here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1454880579319714

Friday, April 3rd | 6–8 PM | Egyptian Theatre

Campaign Fundraiser Forum at the Egyptian Theater

Brandi Martindale is running for Coos County Commissioner and invites you to an engaging Candidate Fundraiser Forum focused on clarity, transparency, and practical solutions for Coos County.

Hear from Brandi and learn about three topics, presented by local community members!

If you care about strong leadership, fiscal responsibility, and a resilient future for Coos County, these are conversations you don’t want to miss.

What's coming on the May & November Ballot

How May's primary elections effect you

How money moves between State & County

🎟 Tickets: $5
BUY HERE: https://tinyurl.com/brandiforcoos

📍 A campaign donation table will be available for giving to Brandi’s campaign.

🍿 Light snacks provided by a local vendor—TBD

This fundraiser is about showing up for our community, investing in local leadership, and building momentum together—one conversation at a time.

Come support the campaign. Support our community. Support the future.

Sat, April 25 | 2-3:30 PM | Egyptian Theatre

Hosted by the League of Women Voters of Coos County

Join us for an important nonpartisan candidates forum for County Commissioner, where voters can hear directly from the candidates, compare positions, and better understand how each would approach the role.

This forum is designed to be informational, fair, and voter-focused—with questions centered on local issues that directly affect Coos County residents. No campaign theatrics, just substance.

💬 Why attend

Hear candidates answer the same questions side by side

Learn where candidates stand on key county issues

Participate in an informed, respectful civic process

Make a confident, well-informed voting decision

🎟 Free and open to the public
🕑 2:00–3:30 PM

If you care about local governance and thoughtful decision-making, this forum is one of the most valuable events of the election season.

Show up. Listen closely. Vote informed.

Last day to register to vote or change party affiliation. Registration cards postmarked by this date or submitted online no later than 11:59 pm are valid.

First day ballots are mailed to voters

The upcoming May 19, 2026 Primary Election is a key opportunity for Coos County voters to shape the future of our community. This election will determine which candidates advance to the November General Election ballot — including your choice for Coos County Commissioner.

Make Your Voice Count

To participate, you must be registered to vote — or update your political party affiliation — no later than April 28, 2026. In Oregon, Primary Elections are used by major political parties to nominate who will appear on the General Election ballot.

If you’d like to vote in your party’s nomination for county offices, you must be registered with that party by April 28.

Voters not affiliated with a major party will still receive a ballot for nonpartisan races.

Ballots and Voting Information

Ballots mailed: April 29, 2026

Contact Elections Office if you haven’t received your ballot by May 7:
📞 (541) 396-7610
📧elections@co.coos.or.us

Track your ballot:
www.oregonvotes.gov/myvote

About the Voters’ Pamphlet

Coos County does not produce a local pamphlet, but the Oregon Secretary of State publishes one for all Primary and General elections. Each household will receive one by mail, and it can also be viewed online at www.oregonvotes.gov about 20 days before ballots are mailed.

Final election results certified.