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福克斯新闻实力排名将俄勒冈州州长选举席位从“大概率民主党”调整为“倾向民主党”，蒂娜·科特克面临激烈连任对决
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发布于 2026年10月12日 美国东部时间早上5:00
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[‘单一政党执政对我们不利’：俄勒冈州共和党人在胶着的州长选举中抨击民主党]
俄勒冈州共和党州长候选人克里斯汀·德拉赞在接受福克斯新闻数字频道采访时，就经济、无家可归问题抨击民主党州长蒂娜·科特克，这场高风险的连任对决正式打响
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共和党在倾向蓝营的俄勒冈州逐步站稳脚跟，福克斯新闻实力排名将该州州长选举席位向共和党倾斜，民主党州长蒂娜·科特克正面临与共和党候选人克里斯汀·德拉赞的激烈连任对决。
从“大概率民主党”调整为“倾向民主党”，这一变化反映了俄勒冈州当前充满竞争的政治环境：民众对无家可归、住房、税收、学校和生活成本的担忧，为共和党创造了机会，有望终结该党四十多年来在州长选举中连败的局面。
尽管全美政治环境整体对共和党不利——高汽油和柴油价格、民调显示不受欢迎的伊朗战争以及唐纳德·特朗普总统的低支持率，但共和党在俄勒冈州仍在取得进展。
“我们正努力实现一项历史性成就，”德拉赞在福克斯新闻数字频道的采访中表示，“已经过去太久了，我们理应赢得这场选举。”
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福克斯新闻州长选举预测实力排名。（雷米·努马/福克斯新闻）
时任副总统卡玛拉·哈里斯在2024年总统选举中以14个百分点的优势拿下俄勒冈州，民主党参议员罗恩·怀登在2022年连任选举中也以15个百分点的优势获胜。
但该州的州长选举历来竞争都要激烈得多。
德拉赞曾是俄勒冈州众议院共和党领袖，2022年以不到4个百分点的差距输给了科特克。
败选后，她在2024年赢得州众议院选举并重返州议会，再次担任少数党领袖，去年还被任命为州参议员。
“坚持战斗是值得的。我认为俄勒冈州民众……意识到我没有离开，没有搬到其他州，没有躲起来。我重新投身公共事务，回到州议会为我的社区服务，”德拉赞强调，“我认为这一点对民众很重要，我长期致力于我们州的发展。”
最新民调显示，科特克与德拉赞的对决处于误差范围内，胜负难料。
“人们开始更多地了解我和我的执政理念，他们也在仔细审视俄勒冈州目前是否处境独特糟糕。这不是全国性问题，而是我们本地的问题，”德拉赞说，“我们当地目前正陷入困境。这让这场竞选变得胶着。”
当德拉赞努力将竞选焦点放在俄勒冈州本地议题上时，科特克的竞选团队则试图将共和党挑战者与在该州极不受欢迎的特朗普绑定。
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俄勒冈州州长蒂娜·科特克正在竞选2026年连任，她将与共和党候选人克里斯汀·德拉赞展开2022年对决的 rematch。（马蒂厄·路易斯-罗兰/盖蒂图片社）
科特克的通讯主任费德里科·阿劳霍告诉福克斯新闻数字频道：“11月选举前仍有大量未表态的选民。但当选举中的选择一目了然时，他们总会出来投票。而这场选举的选择再清楚不过：克里斯汀·德拉赞准备好开启特朗普的执政议程，而科特克州长每天都在努力保护俄勒冈州民众免受联邦过度管控和伤害。”
但德拉赞表示：“俄勒冈州需要改变。俄勒冈州需要告别单一的执政思路。在我的家乡州，单一政党执政对我们没有好处。我们需要这种权力平衡。”
“我们需要让过去被忽视的群体参与进来，坦率地说，这样才能扭转我们的经济、振兴我们的学校，为那些面临成瘾问题、在街头逐渐走向死亡的民众提供服务。这些都是重大挑战，而蒂娜·科特克没有解决这些问题的方案，”她指责道。
四年前，德拉赞获得了全国共和党人的大量支持，当时共和党正处于更有利的政治环境中。
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俄勒冈州参议员克里斯汀·德拉赞连续第二个周期成为共和党州长候选人，她将在2022年对决的基础上，再次挑战民主党州长蒂娜·科特克。（马蒂厄·路易斯-罗兰/盖蒂图片社）
这一次，全国共和党人面临着严峻的逆风，他们需要努力保住国会中脆弱的多数席位以及全国各州的州长职位。但德拉赞的竞选团队表示，他们现在获得了共和党州长协会的资金支持。
“我很感激共和党州长协会能成为这场竞选的合作伙伴。他们现在正在为这场竞选投入资源，”德拉赞说。
但她同时指出，“现任州长拥有显著的筹款优势”，并补充道，“我永远都需要更多支持。”
民主党州长协会发言人约翰娜·沃肖指出了俄勒冈州州长选举的激烈竞争，但她告诉福克斯新闻数字频道：“科特克州长拥有优势，我们相信她会赢得选举。”
“很明显，共和党州长协会也认同这一点，他们正任由克里斯汀·德拉赞资金短缺的竞选团队自生自灭，”沃肖声称。
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德拉赞强调，她“一直在积极筹款，鼓励民众现在就参与这场竞选。俄勒冈州没有捐款限额，这让我能够与对手正面竞争。”
在谈到自己的竞选时，她说：“我想要实现一项非凡的成就。”
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Blue-state governor’s race defies expectations as Republican closes in: Power Rankings
2026-10-12T05:00:55-04:00 / Fox News
Fox News Power Rankings shift Oregon race from Likely Democrat to Lean Democrat as Tina Kotek faces a competitive rematch
Paul Steinhauser By Paul Steinhauser Fox News
Published October 12, 2026 5:00am EDT
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[‘Single-party control has not been good for us’: Oregon Republican targets Democrats in tightening governor’s race]
Oregon Republican gubernatorial nominee Christine Drazan, in a Fox News Digital interview, targets Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek over economy, homelessness, in a high-stakes rematch
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Republicans are gaining ground in blue-leaning Oregon, where Fox News Power Rankings have shifted the governor’s race toward the GOP as Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek faces a competitive rematch with Republican Christine Drazan.
The shift from Likely Democrat to Lean Democrat reflects a competitive political environment in Oregon, where concerns over homelessness, housing, taxes, schools and the cost of living have created an opening for Republicans to end a more than four-decade losing streak in gubernatorial elections.
Republicans are gaining ground in Oregon even as they face a rough national political environment marked by high gas and diesel prices, what polls show is an unpopular war in Iran and President Donald Trump’s low approval ratings.
“This is something historic we’re trying to pull off,” Drazan said in a Fox News Digital interview. “It’s been a long time, and we’re due we win.”
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Fox News Power Rankings on gubernatorial forecast.(Remy Numa/Fox News)
Then-Vice President Kamala Harris carried Oregon by 14 points in the 2024 presidential election, and Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden won his 2022 re-election by 15 points.
But gubernatorial showdowns in the northwestern state have traditionally been much closer contests.
Drazan, a former GOP leader in the Oregon House, lost to Kotek by less than four points in 2022.
After her defeat, she won a state House election in 2024 and returned to the legislature, serving again as minority leader before being appointed last year to the state Senate.
“It’s good to stay in the fight. I think Oregonians … recognized that I didn’t leave, I didn’t move to a different state, I didn’t go hide. I got engaged again, went back into the legislature to serve my community,” Drazan emphasized. “I think that that matters to people, that I am committed long-term to our state.”
The latest public opinion polls indicate a margin of error race in the Kotek-Drazan rematch.
“People are starting to get to know me a little bit more and my leadership, and they’re taking a closer look at whether or not Oregon is uniquely bad right now. It’s not a national issue, it’s here at home,” Drazan said. “We’re struggling right now locally. So, that’s making this race tight.”
While Drazan is trying to keep her focus on Oregon and local issues, the Kotek campaign is aiming to anchor the GOP challenger to Trump, who is very unpopular in the state.
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Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek of Oregon, who is running for re-election in 2026, is facing off in a rematch with Republican Christine Drazan.(Mathieu Lewis-Rolland/Getty Images)
Kotek communications director Federico Araujo told Fox News Digital, “There are still many undecided voters ahead of November. But when the choice is clear in an election, they always show up. And the choice couldn’t be any clearer in this race: Christine Drazan is ready to open the door to Trump’s agenda and Governor Kotek is fighting every day to protect Oregonians from federal overreach and harm.”
But Drazan said that “Oregon needs change. Oregon needs to be done with one approach to the world. Single-party control has not been good for us in my home state. And we need that balance.”
“We need people to be at the table that have been ignored in the past to be able to turn our economy around, frankly, and turn our schools around and serve the people that are facing addiction and slowly dying on our streets. Those are significant challenges, and Tina Kotek doesn’t have the answers to solve them,” she charged.
Four years ago, Drazan received plenty of support from national Republicans as her party benefited from a more favorable political environment.
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Oregon State Sen. Christine Drazan is the Republican nominee for a second straight cycle, as she challenges Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek in a rematch of their 2022 showdown.(Photo by Mathieu Lewis-Rolland/Getty Images)
This time around, national Republicans are facing stiff headwinds as they work to hang on to their fragile congressional majorities and governors’ offices across the country. But the Drazan campaign says it’s now landing financial support from the Republican Governors Association.
“I am grateful to have the Republican Governors Association as a partner in this race. They are investing in this race now,” Drazan said.
But she noted “the sitting governor has a fundraising advantage that’s significant today,” and added, “I could always use more support.”
Democratic Governors Association spokesperson Johanna Warshaw spotlighted the competitive nature of the Oregon gubernatorial showdowns, but told Fox News Digital, “Governor Kotek has the advantage, and we’re confident she’ll win.
“Clearly, the RGA agrees as they’re leaving Christine Drazan’s broke campaign out to dry,” Warshaw claimed.
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Drazan highlighted that she’s “actively fundraising all the time and encouraging folks to get involved in this race right now. We have no limits in Oregon, and that allows me to be able to compete head to head.”
And pointing to her campaign, she said, “I want to achieve something extraordinary.”
Paul Steinhauser covers the national campaign trail from coast to coast for Fox News
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