Sen. Brian Boquist said rules requiring him to give 12 hours notice before coming to the Capitol were retaliatory.
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Oregon election officials say data entry error added 306 noncitizens to voter rolls, two voted
State election officials and Gov. Tina Kotek stressed that the error was caught and won’t affect the 2024 election. The error represents a small fraction of the state’s 3 million registered voters.
Trump won’t appear in Oregon’s voters’ pamphlet, will still be on ballot
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has again declined to submit a statement to Oregon’s state-issued voters’ pamphlet. Trump will still appear on all Oregon ballots.
Oregon Republican Party appeals to attorney general in bid to block Libertarians from ballot
A recent complaint is the latest in a series of attempts from Oregon Republicans to keep Libertarians off the ballot, particularly in hotly contested congressional races.
Oregon Libertarians will appear on ballot despite Republican challenges
The Oregon Republican Party’s attorney urged the Secretary of State to target Libertarian ballot access.
Poll shows Republican Erickson tied with Democratic Rep. Salinas in Oregon’s 6th District
A new poll commissioned by Republican businessman Mike Erickson shows him in a statistical tie with U.S. Rep. Andrea Salinas, the Democrat who narrowly beat him in Oregon’s competitive 6th Congressional District in 2022.
National election forecaster predicts Democratic supermajorities in Oregon House, Senate
Only a handful of legislative races are expected to be competitive.
Rep. Salinas pitches farmworker relief bill to her district’s agricultural community
U.S. Rep. Andrea Salinas, D-Oregon, is backing a bill that would provide assistance to farmworkers when natural disasters limit their ability to earn a living.
Oregon legislative Democrats join governor, Republicans in opposing rebate ballot measure
Measure 118 would hike taxes on corporations to send checks to all Oregonians.
Oregon Rep. Chavez-DeRemer continues courting union support, skipped hearings on labor issues
Republican U.S. Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer’s 5th Congressional District seat could be pivotal to control of the House and is being targeted by national Democratic and Republican groups.