Volunteer
Bring the cause you care about to the committee. They can appoint a committee for it, and they may give it a budget.
Get involved. Make your voice heard. And vote — because in Baker County, and in Oregon, your vote really does matter.
Where the county stands
Baker County by registration
5,880registered Republicans · 45.3%
4,451non-affiliated (no party) · 34.3%
1,697registered Democrats · 13.1%
739Independent Party of Oregon · 5.7%
“Independent” and “non-affiliated” are not the same thing. The Independent Party of Oregon is a registered political party. The 739 Baker County voters registered with it are a separate group from the 4,451 registered with no party at all. Every party the state lists is shown, and the figures carry the date they were published.
The other 8 parties — 212 voters, 1.6%
- Libertarian63
- Other53
- No Labels45
- Working Families Party of Oregon29
- Pacific Green19
- Progressive3
- Constitution0
- We The People0
The full table, including these, is on the campaign finance page.
As of 11 September 2026 — Baker County, 12,979 registered voters in total. Source: Oregon Secretary of State, via data.oregon.gov, read from the open-data feed when this page was built. The Secretary of State also publishes a monthly PDF if you would rather check it by eye. Percentages are calculated from the counts above rather than quoted separately, and the date comes from the data itself — not from anything typed into this site.
Baker County has a population of about 16,700 people spread at roughly 5.5 people per square mile — ranching and agriculture, timber, manufacturing, government, and a growing recreation and tourism trade. In 2024 the county went ~73% for the Republican presidential ticket.
Source: Oregon Secretary of State, November 2024 general election results (Baker County).
Next up
Meetings and events
No upcoming meetings have been announced yet. When the committee posts one, it appears here automatically.
How do I help?
Serve on a committee
Precinct committee people are the party's neighbour-level volunteers, and the central committee appoints working committees alongside them.
Donate
Contributions go through the channel the committee's own treasurer opens in the committee's name. This website does not take them.
Check your registration
Two minutes on the Secretary of State's site tells you your status, your party and your precinct.
How do I get candidate signs?
The state party keeps a map of Republican sign pickup locations across Oregon.
Endorsements
Who the committee has endorsed
Endorsements as provided by the Baker County Republican Central Committee. 4 candidates are listed, with a link to each campaign’s own site.
Oregon gets contribution limits on 1 January 2027What that means for the committee’s record-keeping
Oregon has never had contribution limits. HB 4024 changes that. From that date a committee has to know who gave, what they have given so far this year, and whether the next gift puts them over a limit.
This website does not take contributions. Contributions go through the channel the committee’s own treasurer opens in the committee’s name, and that channel is where the record below has to be captured — at the moment of giving. Confirm the detail with the committee’s treasurer and the Oregon Secretary of State.
Part of a bigger organisation
What the state party is asking for
The voter guide, sign pickup, training and the statewide campaigns all reach Baker County through this committee. Here is what is current.
Contact
Reaching the committee
Chair Danny L Johnson. Vice Chair Jake Brown. (the committee's own site)
Send the committee a message · (503) 510-3281 · PO Box 875, Halfway, OR 97834
The phone number and mailing address are published publicly by the committee and are reproduced here as published.