2026 General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Oregon Senate District 7

2 candidates, listed alphabetically.

Candidates

Jack (Jake) D Huff

Republican

We haven't found a sourced summary for Jack (Jake) D Huff yet — only what they filed about themselves, below.

Where we looked:

  • ORESTAR candidate filings, 2026 General Election (State Senator and State Representative), which gives the name, party, district and what the candidate filed about themselves, but no account of their record that anyone else wrote

That is where we have looked so far, not everywhere there is to look. If you know Jack (Jake) D Huff's work or background, tell us — we'd rather print it than leave it blank.

What Huff filed about themselves

Occupation
None

Work history

  • Electronics Technician, US Dept of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration, Eugene System Support Center.

Education

  • Keesler Air Force Base — Certificate, Radar Technician honor grad
  • FAA Academy — Certificate, Multiple Equipment courses
  • Frankfurt American High School — Diploma, General Education
  • Coe College — Freshman, Music and Theater
  • University of Montevallo — Sophomore, General Education

Offices and public service

  • GOP precinct committee person for EUGENE Santa Clara area.
  • Employed by the Federal Government for nearly 36 years and responsible for using tax dollars to purchase parts and equipment used to maintain Air Traffic Control Systems. Submitted proposals for greater safety in working on systems in order to prevent outages caused by human error, created methods for easier maintenance processes used by technicians throughout the Western Service Area, and maintained the highest integrity in performing maintenance tasks in order to certify and keep in service vital air traffic control systems in the Eugene and Redmond airports, as well as mountain top locations in the surrounding areas. Worked with city officials at the Eugene Airport to coordinate airport improvements, including the parallel runway on the east side of the airport. Worked with stake holders to improve processes and procedures to ensure maximum efficiency and availability of systems.

Jack (Jake) D Huff's own answers on their candidate filing form. Published by Oregon Secretary of State; we have not checked them.

James I Manning Jr

Democratic/Independent/Working FamiliesIncumbent

We haven't found a sourced summary for James I Manning Jr yet — only what they filed about themselves, below.

Where we looked:

  • ORESTAR candidate filings, 2026 General Election (State Senator and State Representative), which gives the name, party, district, the campaign site they filed and what the candidate filed about themselves, but no account of their record that anyone else wrote

That is where we have looked so far, not everywhere there is to look. If you know James I Manning Jr's work or background, tell us — we'd rather print it than leave it blank.

What Manning filed about themselves

Occupation
Senate President Pro tempore Oregon State Senate

Work history

  • State Senator, US Army (retiree), Railroad Special Agent, Police Officer, Correction Officer, Private Investigator

Education

  • Grand Canyon University — MS, Master's degree, Leadership
  • Chapman University — MA, Master's degree, Organizational Leadership
  • Columbia College — BA, Bachelor's degree, Criminal Justice Administration
  • Lincoln University — AA, Associate's degree, Law Enforcement

Offices and public service

  • State Senator (Appointed, Elected 2 terms)
  • Eugene Water and Electric Board (Elected)
  • Oregon Commission Black Affairs (Appointed 2 terms)
  • Eugene Police Commission (Appointed)

James I Manning Jr's own answers on their candidate filing form. Published by Oregon Secretary of State; we have not checked them.

Sources

Candidate list and race details

What's included
U.S. Senate and House, statewide offices and every state legislative district on the ballot.
Everything else
Local races (county, city, school board, judges) and anything else on your ballot are on your official sample ballot: secure.sos.state.or.us.
Candidate lists
As of Wednesday, October 14, 2026.

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