Elect Lynn Coker - Curry County Commissioner

10/08/2026

📣 **ENDORSEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT!**

Oregon State Senator David Brock Smith Endorses Lynn Coker for Curry County Commissioner!

Lynn Coker is pleased to announce the endorsement of Senator David Brock Smith.
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This endorsement brings attention to the upcoming Curry County Commissioner election and the importance of leadership and collaboration between county and state government.

**Thank you, Senator David Brock Smith, for your endorsement and support!**

Learn more about Lynn Coker, his experience, and his priorities for Curry County.

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10/08/2026

A Record of Service That Goes Beyond Politics
Public service is about people. It is about showing up, doing the work, and making a difference.

Lynn Coker has spent decades serving others both professionally and personally.

A commitment to service includes:
• 26+ years helping individuals recover from addiction and rebuild their lives
• Public policy work supporting community development
• Ongoing dedication to strengthening local communities
• Focus on steady leadership and long-term results

There are real differences in this race, and that is why elections matter.

Curry County voters have a choice about the future, and that choice will shape what comes next.

10/07/2026

COMMISSIONER PAY: HERE’S WHAT THE RECORD SHOWS

There has been a lot of discussion about Curry County commissioner pay, so here are the numbers.

In 2023-24, commissioner pay was $68,463. For 2024-25, the Board reduced commissioner pay by $22,000 to $46,463 as part of efforts to support funding for the Sheriff’s Office. Curry County’s official 2024-25 Master Payroll specifically records the salary decrease to $46,463.

Commissioner Lynn Coker joined the Board in 2025 and served at the reduced pay. The attached payroll narrative states commissioners were paid $46,463 during 2024-25 and 2025-26, and that 2026-27 commissioner pay returned to $68,463, the 2023-24 level.

The Curry County Board adopted its 2026-27 Master Payroll as part of the county budget process on June 30, 2026.

Public records matter. When questions come up, the numbers and the timeline provide important context.

10/06/2026

Thoughtful leadership. A heart for service. A commitment to his neighbors.

Danielle Bethell, Marion County Commissioner, shares this endorsement of Lynn Coker:

“Lynn Coker has proven to be one of the most diligent and thoughtful commissioners I have yet to work with. His kindness matched with curiosity and intent to serve his neighbors is infectious. I highly recommend Lynn and am grateful and honored to continue our servant leadership work together.”

Thank you, Danielle, for your support and kind words. Serving Curry County means listening, asking questions, and putting our community first.

Support Lynn Coker for Curry County Commissioner.

10/02/2026

Lynn Coker shows up where it matters.
From community meetings to standing up and speaking for local voices, Lynn is committed to protecting Curry County and planning for a stronger future. He listens, he engages, and he takes action on the issues that impact our daily lives.
“For a Better Tomorrow” is not just a tagline. It is a commitment to our coast, our economy, and our community.
Vote Lynn Coker for Curry County Commissioner and be part of shaping the future of Curry County.
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09/30/2026

THE FULL TIMELINE MATTERS.
Commissioner pay was $68,463 in 2023-24. In 2024-25, the Board reduced commissioner salaries by $22,000 to $46,463 as part of the county’s effort to help fund the Sheriff’s Office. Curry County’s 2024-25 Master Payroll confirms that decrease.
Lynn Coker joined the Board in 2025 and served while commissioner pay was at the reduced level. The campaign’s attached payroll summary lists commissioner pay at $46,463 for both 2024-25 and 2025-26, with the 2026-27 amount returning to $68,463.
Curry County records also show the Board approved the FY 2026-27 Master Payroll during the June 30, 2026 budget meeting.
When discussing public decisions, the full timeline gives voters the context behind the numbers.

09/29/2026

Rooted in local values. Focused on our future.

Lynn Coker understands what makes Curry County special because he’s been part of this community, showing up, listening, and taking action when it matters most.

From protecting our coastline and fishing industry to supporting local businesses and economic growth, Lynn has consistently stood for the people who call this place home.

He believes in real solutions. Strong schools. Smarter growth. And protecting the natural resources that define the Southern Oregon Coast.

This campaign is about keeping our community strong, our economy growing, and our voice heard.

If you’re ready for leadership that puts Curry County first, Lynn Coker is ready to serve.

09/29/2026

Strong leadership recognizes strong leadership.
Isaac Hodges, former Mayor of Brookings, Oregon, has officially endorsed Lynn Coker for Curry County Commissioner.
With decades of experience in healthcare and public service, Isaac highlights Lynn’s integrity, steady leadership, and ability to deliver real, measurable results for our community.
His message is clear. Curry County needs experienced, thoughtful leadership, and Lynn Coker is the right choice.