January 21 – The death toll from the ongoing winter storms in the United States increases to 89, with most of the deaths reported in Oregon and Tennessee.[4]
May 21 – Crook County votes in favor of Measure 7–86 Greater Idaho movement.[17][18] This makes it the 13th county in Oregon that has passed a similar ballot measure resulting in the majority of Counties in the proposed Greater Idaho map having voted in favor.
September 1 – The partial rollback of 2020 Oregon ballot measure 110 comes into effect, meaning that possession of small amounts of drugs is once again treated as a crime.[36]
October 27 – An anonymous artist installs a statue of Donald Trump, titled In Honor of a Lifetime of Sexual Assault, in Portland. Within 24 hours, the statue is beheaded, then almost completely destroyed.[46]
October 28 – Two ballot boxes – one in Vancouver and one in Portland – are set on fire, damaging the ballots inside.[47]
Early December – Multiple Oregon public officials receive letters calling for them to track "brown people" and people suspected of being immigrants in anticipation of an immigration crackdown in January, after Trump's inauguration. Several officials, such as the mayors of Toledo and Lincoln City, publicly reject the letters.[51]
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