Campaign Finance Reform 2022

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Portland City Council hopeful Rene Gonzalez fires back at elections officia
Portland City Council hopeful Rene Gonzalez fires back at elections officia
Portland City Council candidate Rene Gonzalez on Tuesday formally asked elections officials to waive a whopping $77,000 fine, arguing that a deeply discounted downtown office space he received from a wealthy supporter does not run afoul of the city’s campaign finance rules.
·oregonlive.com·
Portland City Council hopeful Rene Gonzalez fires back at elections officia
Portland voters strongly favor ballot measure to reshape city government, p
Portland voters strongly favor ballot measure to reshape city government, p
Nearly two-thirds of likely Portland voters say they’ll back a contested ballot measure this fall to radically reshape the city’s form of government and election system, according to a new poll commissioned by the metro area’s most influential business organization and several industry groups.
·oregonlive.com·
Portland voters strongly favor ballot measure to reshape city government, p
National Republicans inject big money into races for Oregon Legislature, am
National Republicans inject big money into races for Oregon Legislature, am
The national Republican State Leadership Committee, which supports candidates for state-level office, has doled out an eye-popping $800,000 this year to Oregon Republican candidates and political groups, according to campaign finance filings. Oregon is one of several Democrat-controlled states the group has identified as vulnerable to a Republican takeover.
·oregonlive.com·
National Republicans inject big money into races for Oregon Legislature, am
Portland elections program fines Rene Gonzalez $77K over cushy campaign off
Portland elections program fines Rene Gonzalez $77K over cushy campaign off
Since May, Gonzalez’s campaign has paid a mere $250 a month to rent more than 3,000 square feet in a Southwest 11th Avenue office building owned by Jordan Schnitzer, a real estate mogul and philanthropist who also donated the most money allowed by law, $250, to the candidate, according to city elections officials and campaign finance reports.
·oregonlive.com·
Portland elections program fines Rene Gonzalez $77K over cushy campaign off
The race to become Oregon’s next governor: week in review - oregonlive.com
The race to become Oregon’s next governor: week in review - oregonlive.com
This week in the race for Oregon governor, Republicans launched an ad portraying other candidates as bobbleheads and a Democrat-allied PAC paid for ads attacking unaffiliated candidate Betsy Johnson.
·oregonlive.com·
The race to become Oregon’s next governor: week in review - oregonlive.com
Oregon governor candidates spent heavily this summer; see the different way
Oregon governor candidates spent heavily this summer; see the different way
Oregon’s three leading candidates for governor all spent at least $4 million over the summer and devoted most of their summer spending to TV advertising, according to an Oregonian/OregonLive analysis.
·oregonlive.com·
Oregon governor candidates spent heavily this summer; see the different way
3 candidates for Oregon governor make their case in Sunday Opinion section
3 candidates for Oregon governor make their case in Sunday Opinion section
To help voters understand the differing visions of the three major contenders, we asked the three leading candidates to make their pitch as to why Oregonians should choose them as their next governor.
·oregonlive.com·
3 candidates for Oregon governor make their case in Sunday Opinion section
Betsy Johnson is Independent in name only - Vanguard
Betsy Johnson is Independent in name only - Vanguard
It’s that time again. Nov. 8, 2022 is election day and we have already been beaten down by the onslaught of political ads for several months now. With our current Governor Kate Brown on the way out, we in Oregon are about to be home to a gubernatorial race that will be watched by the rest of the cou
·psuvanguard.com·
Betsy Johnson is Independent in name only - Vanguard
Opinion: The leadership that money can’t buy - oregonlive.com
Opinion: The leadership that money can’t buy - oregonlive.com
Oregonians should take back control of their elections by limiting campaign contributions and ensuring that candidates focus on the needs of the broader community - not just wealthy donors - write Khanh Le of Unite Oregon and Kate TItus of Common Cause Oregon.
·oregonlive.com·
Opinion: The leadership that money can’t buy - oregonlive.com