Glenn Lancaster is the Republican candidate for Oregon State Senate District 13 in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election, according to the Oregon Secretary of State’s qualified candidate filings. The race also includes Courtney Neron and Tim E. Nelson.

Professional background and public service

In his campaign biography, Lancaster says he began as a technician in Elastimold’s high-power electrical laboratory in New Jersey before moving into research, development and sales. He says he moved to Oregon in 1991 and co-founded Stephens, McCarthy, Lancaster LLC in 1999, serving as a partner in the electric-utility manufacturer’s representative company until retiring in 2020.

His campaign biography also lists service on the board of Compassionate Hands International from 1997 to 2001, on the Charbonneau Country Club board and as a precinct committee person.

Campaign priorities

On his campaign priorities page, Lancaster calls for stopping gas-tax and other tax increases, changing housing policies he says increase rents and home prices, and making affordability a priority.

He also calls for enforcing laws and restoring public order, addressing addiction and homelessness, focusing schools on education and demanding accountability for government programs. These are positions published by his campaign.

Candidate responses

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