Andrea Valderrama is running for Oregon House District 47 in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election. Valderrama is a Democrat and the incumbent, meaning Valderrama currently holds the seat.
The race is listed as uncontested. That means no opposing candidate is listed in the contest, so voters considering the District 47 race have one listed candidate to evaluate.
Candidate background
Valderrama’s candidate record does not include a biography. It identifies Valderrama by name, party and status as the officeholder, but it does not list personal history, education, employment or other background details.
The incumbent designation is an important part of the profile because it distinguishes Valderrama from someone seeking the office for the first time. In this election, Valderrama is campaigning to continue serving as the representative for Oregon House District 47.
The Democratic label is the party affiliation that will identify Valderrama in the race. Party affiliation tells voters which political party a candidate is associated with, but it does not by itself explain the candidate’s views on individual questions facing the district or state.
Policy positions
Valderrama has no documented policy positions listed in the candidate record. As a result, the record does not identify a stated position on any specific state issue or proposed law in the 2026 campaign.
That distinction matters for voters reviewing a candidate profile. A party label provides a political affiliation, while a documented policy position describes what a candidate says should happen on a particular issue. Valderrama’s profile establishes the former but does not list the latter.
The absence of listed positions also means this profile cannot assign Valderrama a stance based on the party label, incumbent status or the fact that the race is uncontested. Those details describe the structure of the election and Valderrama’s place in it; they do not establish a position on a policy question.
Campaign finance snapshot
No figures are on file for Valderrama’s campaign funds raised, funds spent or cash on hand. Those categories ordinarily provide different views of campaign activity: money received, money paid out and money remaining at a particular point in time.
Without listed totals, there is no campaign finance amount to report for any of those three measures. The absence of a figure should not be treated as a zero-dollar total because no zero amount is recorded.
Campaign finance information can change during an election cycle as committees file financial activity. Any later figures would need to be read with their reporting dates because fundraising, spending and cash balances can change over time.
Election details
The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026. Valderrama is the only listed candidate in the Oregon House District 47 contest and will appear as the Democratic incumbent.
For voters, the central facts are straightforward: this is a state House race, it concerns District 47, and it is not a contested matchup between multiple listed candidates. The remaining process to watch is whether the candidate record is updated before Election Day with biographical information, policy positions or campaign finance totals.
