Pam Marsh and Alexander Krigsvold Vie for Oregon House District 5 Seat in 2026
Incumbent Pam Marsh (Democrat) is running against Republican challenger Alexander Krigsvold for the Oregon House District 5 seat in the 2026 election. Both candidates are residents of Ashland.
Medford Klamath Falls, OR, October 15, 2026 —
Incumbent Pam Marsh, a Democrat, is running for re-election to the Oregon House District 5 seat in 2026. Her challenger is Republican Alexander Krigsvold. Both candidates are residents of Ashland, according to the information provided about the contest.
The available details identify the candidates, their party affiliations, the office they are seeking and their shared city of residence. They do not include information about either candidate’s campaign priorities, policy positions, professional background or previous public service beyond Marsh’s status as the incumbent.
No election-specific dates, campaign statements or details about the district’s boundaries were provided. The information also does not describe how the candidates’ platforms differ or identify any issues they have emphasized. As a result, the contest can be described as a matchup between the Democratic incumbent and a Republican challenger, but no further comparison of their positions is available from the summary.
Marsh and Krigsvold are both listed as Ashland residents. The information provided does not specify whether either candidate has released additional campaign materials or made public statements about the race.
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