
Robert Neuman
Republican candidate for Governor in Oregon

Oregon Republican Governor nominee?
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Candidate Overview
Key details about the candidate’s background, party, office sought and current campaign.
Current roleBusiness manager
PartyRepublican
LocationOregon
BackgroundBusiness manager
Notable personal detailsRobert Neuman is an Oregon Republican political candidate who ran in the 2026 Republican primary for Governor of Oregon and appeared on the state’s certified primary ballot list. He has been described in Oregon political coverage as a former candidate for Oregon attorney general from White City. He also previously ran for Oregon Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor and Industries in 2022.
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Political Positions
Healthcare
Supports expanding access to affordable healthcare, reducing costs, and investing in community and mental-health services while protecting patients’ insurance choices and support for small, local hospitals. Emphasizes ensuring insured people can actually use their coverage and improving access for the uninsured.
Climate & Energy
Supports environmental protection and renewable energy initiatives, emphasizing sustainable practices, reducing carbon footprints, and committing to renewable energy development while focusing on economic growth and job creation.
Latest News
Robert Neuman is in the news as one of the Republicans running in Oregon’s crowded 2026 governor race, which is heading into the May 19 primary. The race is being watched closely because Republicans see a possible opening against Gov. Tina Kotek, and recent coverage has focused on turnout, party-registration rules, and the broader competitiveness of the contest. There is not much reporting here on Neuman specifically, but he is part of the contested GOP field.
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