Hot off the press from the Democratic Party of Oregon:
U.S. Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) has won 31 of Oregon’s 52 pledged delegates. He also has seven alternates.
U.S. Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY) has won 21 of Oregon’s 52 pledged delegates. She will have two alternates.
Of those 52 delegates, 34 are apportioned by congressional district and 18 are apportioned by statewide totals.
At the state level, Obama won 11 delegates and two alternates. At the state level, Clinton won seven delegates and two alternates.
At the congressional district level, Obama won 20 delegates and five alternates. At the congressional district level, Clinton won 14 delegates and no alternates.
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The party provides a detail page for the results by congressional district (and a further pdf on the details of the calculations, although at this very moment the link is broken). Here's how they broke down by CD:
CD 1 Obama 4, Clinton 3
CD 2 Obama 3, Clinton 2
CD 3 Obama 6, Clinton 3
CD 4 Obama 4, Clinton 3
CD 5 Obama 3, Clinton 3
As noted above, the addons at-larges broke out 11-7 for Obama.
Someone want to explain the deal with alternates? How does that work?
Looking these over they're about what I expected--Obama didn't lose a district, but couldn't pile up enough of a margin to get the extra delegates anywhere except Portland's CD3 (and tied in the slightly blue CD5, where I live).
However, I was seeing predictions of 29-23 coming from much of the punditry--with an outside shot at 30 for Obama--so this has to be seen as somewhat of an improvement over that.
Of course it all doesn't matter TOO much in service of 2026, but there you have it. Obama comes out of Oregon +10!