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Portland Police Advise iPhone Users Not To Stare, Zombielike, At Their Devices

News Portland police yesterday announced that they'd caught that most elusive brand of criminal, the smar... More

May 25, 2012 12:32 pm by COREY PEIN  | Comments 1
 

Oswego Lake Access Issue Heads to Federal Court

Lawsuit says the city has a responsibility to “protect and preserve the public’s right of access to and use of the Lake.”

News A federal judge may decide if Oswego Lake is open to the public. A lawsuit filed this morning in U.... More

May 24, 2012 01:16 pm by Martin Cizmar  | Comments 9
 

Oregonian's Sister Paper To Cease Daily Publication; Updated

News In another sign of the difficult financial realities for print newspapers, the New Orleans Times-Pic... More

May 24, 2012 09:20 am by NIGEL JAQUISS  | Comments 2
 

Oregon Senators Back Bill Aimed At Citizens United

News Speaking of money in politics… U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-OR) is among those speaking on the Senate... More

May 23, 2012 11:08 am by Corey Pein  | Comments 0
 

Schools Miss Out on $40 Million in Energy Savings

News An audit by the State of Oregon has found school districts missed out on $40 million of potential en... More

May 22, 2012 03:10 pm by CODY NEWTON  | Comments 0
 

Phil Knight Also Contributes To Higher Ed PAC

News We're not going to record every donation to the new political action committee called Oregonians for... More

May 22, 2012 08:44 am by NIGEL JAQUISS  | Comments 3
 
 
 
February 1st, 2012 By Ruth Brown | News | Posted In: Politics

Say, Have You Seen Our New Election Page?

WW launches PDX Votes

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Today, WW is excited to be launching a new section of our website, PDX Votes.

We know trawling through all the non-political content on our site can be a bit of a chore for wonks, so we've created a central hub for the latest news, data and gossip from the 2012 mayoral and city hall races—not only can you find all of WW's election coverage, we'll be aggregating and commentating on headlines from around Portland's mediasphere.


You can also see up-to-date campaign finance data—who has the most money, who's spending the most money, and who's donating all of that money.


On "How Does Your Neighborhood Vote," you can see maps of precinct-level voting data from the 2010 Oregon Governor election, 2008 Mayoral election and 2008 Presidential election, to spy on where your neighbors sit on the political spectrum.



Stay tuned—we'll be adding more features and data as the campaign continues.

 
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