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A Nike Cofounder, a Possible Third-Party Spoiler, and the Election Year Tha
A Nike Cofounder, a Possible Third-Party Spoiler, and the Election Year Tha
Democratic heavy hitters from Bernie Sanders to Joe Biden have all gone to Oregon to stump for Tina Kotek, who is in a too-close-for-comfort governor’s race against not only a Republican, but an independent candidate polling in the double digits. As one liberal strategist said, the major question in the race is: Will Democrats “come home to the party in the end”?
·vanityfair.com·
A Nike Cofounder, a Possible Third-Party Spoiler, and the Election Year Tha
‘People are mad’: Portland votes on government changes | AP News
‘People are mad’: Portland votes on government changes | AP News
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Portland’s official slogan is “The City That Works,” but after a tumultuous few years, many residents feel the city is anything but that. Homelessness and gun violence are surging and parts of downtown are struggling, unable to recover from the coronavirus pandemic and the racial justice protests that gripped the city in 2020.
·apnews.com·
‘People are mad’: Portland votes on government changes | AP News
Editorial: Betsy Johnson is not a spoiler
Editorial: Betsy Johnson is not a spoiler
While nonaffiliated candidate Betsy Johnson appears to be third in polling, her candidacy reflects a breakthrough in a state where the two major political parties have near total control over who appears on the November ballot, the editorial board writes. While Democrats are casting her as a spoiler candidate, they – and Republicans – should recognize that it's long past time to open up their primaries and give 41% of Oregon voters a greater say in who their top candidates are.
·oregonlive.com·
Editorial: Betsy Johnson is not a spoiler
Editorial endorsement November 2022: Vote ‘no’ on mega-measure to overhaul
Editorial endorsement November 2022: Vote ‘no’ on mega-measure to overhaul
A measure on the November ballot that would radically transform Portland city government would install a City Council structure unused by any city in the nation, make it harder to hold City Council members accountable and open the door for fringe candidates to win a seat, the editorial board writes. Voters should vote no on Measure 26-228 and look to an alternative from Commissioner Mingus Mapps next year.
·oregonlive.com·
Editorial endorsement November 2022: Vote ‘no’ on mega-measure to overhaul