Lawmakers nix proposal to delay campaign finance limits for years after backlash
Lawmakers have not made any changes to Oregon's campaign finance law this year.
Oregon lawmakers could push back campaign finance regulations by 4 years
State elections officials said last week Oregon is not prepared to enact new limits in 2027 as planned.
Lawmakers, Secretary of State back delaying 2024 Oregon campaign finance law from taking effect • Oregon Capital Chronicle
A technical fix bill could be used to delay Oregon's 2024 campaign finance law limiting contributions and requiring more info from donors.
‘OPB Politics Now’: Campaign finance reform emerges as unlikely presence in Salem
Oregon lawmakers already had a big agenda to tackle in the short legislative session, but a surprise wrinkle entered the fray.
Dark money group targets Oregon swing districts with new mailers, ads
The Coalition for Safe, Healthy and Prosperous Communities doesn’t disclose donors but has spent big to help Republicans.
Whatchamacolumn: System tries to ID political influencers
Campaign finance databases reveal much about cultural values, political influence and interesting trends. We found that, and more, in a recent News-Register investigation ...
Complaint from progressive group alleges PAC for Republican senators isn't reporting campaign contributions in time – Oregon Capital Chronicle
Our Oregon alleges that a committee to pay costs for Republican state senators participating in a walkout broke state campaign finance rules.
Campaign finance limits could come up short in Oregon Legislature — again
With two months left in the legislative session, the issue of capping political contributions has received little attention and lawmakers are hedging on whether a proposal can pass.
Oregon Democrats weigh competing proposals to cap political donations
New proposals introduced in the state Senate last week would set strict limits to quell the exorbitant spending in Oregon elections — without the same loopholes included in other bills introduced by top Democrats this session.