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Voters Approve Amending Oregon Constitution, Legalizing Campaign Finance Limits

WW’s November 2020 Endorsements: State Measures

Oregon has long been at the vanguard of sanctioning drugs.

City Council Candidate Loretta Smith’s Campaign Makes a Highly Unusual Contribution Disclosure

Here’s What Oregon Voters Will Decide in November

They could legalize mushroom therapy and decriminalize most drugs.

Some Portland Candidates Paid a High Price for the Few Votes They Received

Judge Denies Temporary Restraining Order Against Mayor Ted Wheeler’s Campaign

City Elections Officer Will Begin Enforcing $500 Contribution Limits, Starting May 4

In Historic Ruling, Oregon Supreme Court Says Campaign Contribution Limits Are Legal

City Elections Office Finds Mayor Ted Wheeler’s Re-Election Campaign in Violation of Disclosure Rules

Worldwide Travel Highlights Unusual Campaign Spending by Former Oregon House Majority Leader Jennifer Williamson

Williamson was the leading Democratic contender in the secretary of state’s race, until her decision to quit earlier today.

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I Spent the Past Six Weeks Finding COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments. Here’s How You Can Obtain One While Keeping Your Chill.

Vaccination line at Portland International Airport. (OHSU / Josh Andersen)

Activists Set Portland Police Union Hall on Fire

The Portland Police Association building, set on fire April 13. (Justin Yau)

A Portland Program Intended to Reduce Police Interactions With People in Crisis Is Off to a Slow Start

CALL AND RESPONSE: Some residents in the Southeast Portland neighborhood of Lents say they want more police response to homeless camps and occupied vehicles, not less. (Wesley Lapointe)

An Internal Investigation of a Portland Police Leak Is Now 40 Days Old

Police respond to a burning dumpster at the Penumbra Kelly Building on April 12. (Justin Yau)

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A Precinct Commander for the Portland Police Bureau Suggested Residents Should Vote Out the District Attorney for Being Soft on Crime 143

Portlanders Are Furious at the Prospect of City Parks Being Used as Temporary Homes 105

U.S. Rep. Earl Blumenauer Says It’s Light Rail Or Bust For Next Columbia River Bridge 97

The Oregon Brothers Accused of Storming the U.S. Capitol Spent Much of Their Lives as the Children of Baptist Missionaries 85

Secretary of State Opens Investigation Into Portland Police Commander who Suggested Residents Should Vote Out the District Attorney 75

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