In May 2026 (around the primary election), officials noted that Oregon has 321 official drop boxes (also called drop sites). These are available until 8 p.m. on Election Day, are monitored, and include fire-suppression features.
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The state does not maintain a single permanent public “total” page that is always updated outside election periods. Instead:
The Oregon Secretary of State provides an Oregon Drop Box Locator tool (sos.oregon.gov) that lists locations statewide. It becomes available about 21 days before a statewide election.
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Individual counties publish their own lists and counts (e.g., Clackamas County has listed 26 sites; Multnomah County has listed around 30).
Oregon is an all-mail voting state, so every registered voter gets a ballot by mail and can return it by mail (postmarked by Election Day) or at any official drop box/site in the state. The number of boxes can vary slightly by election as counties adjust locations. For the most current count or map during an election window, check the Secretary of State’s Drop Box Locator or your county elections office.
