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Millions of dollars are being spent to influence your vote in the November election. Salem is seeing some of the most costly runs for office ever.
But in the end, it’s you and your ballot that count. Those ballots head out to voters starting Wednesday. And if you haven’t registered to vote or made other changes to your registration, you have until the end of the work day Tuesday to do so. Register to vote online here.
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In the first part of a series on the Oregon governor’s race, candidates take up the challenges facing Oregon schools. See what Tina Kotek, Christine Drazan and Betsy Johnson want…
17 Oct 2022
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In the first part of a series on the Oregon governor’s race, candidates take up the challenges facing Oregon schools. See what Tina Kotek, Christine Drazan and Betsy Johnson want…
17 Oct 2022
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The school district opened applications Friday for the seat representing zone 6 after the surprise resignation of Danielle Bethell.
17 Oct 2022
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The school district opened applications Friday for the seat representing zone 6 after the surprise resignation of Danielle Bethell.
17 Oct 2022
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The two candidates would have very different approaches, particularly on criminal justice issues, if they are elected in this competitive district.
17 Oct 2022
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The two candidates would have very different approaches, particularly on criminal justice issues, if they are elected in this competitive district.
17 Oct 2022
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Registration can be online, or in-person at Marion and Polk counties’ elections offices.
17 Oct 2022
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Registration can be online, or in-person at Marion and Polk counties’ elections offices.
17 Oct 2022
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