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Mercury Endorsements: Vote Morillo, Koyama Lane, Novick in District 3. By the Mercury Election Strike Force.

The Portland Mercury shares their official endorsements for District 3 City Council, highlighting candidates who demonstrate a commitment to progressive policy, legislative productivity, and effective coalition building.

Let's Learn About... Ranked Choice Voting!

Multnomah County and Portland are implementing ranked choice voting for local races, allowing voters to rank candidates by preference to ensure broader satisfaction and fair representation in government.

Mercury Endorsements: Vote Singleton for Multnomah County Chair, Ong Norris, Williams, and Cruz for D2 Commissioner. By the Mercury Election Strike Force.

The Portland Mercury endorses Shannon Singleton for Multnomah County Chair and Nathan Ong Norris for District 2 Commissioner, citing their vision, practical experience, and commitment to effective local governance.

Mercury Endorsements: No on Measure 26-267. Community Budgeting For All. By the Mercury Election Strike Force.

The Mercury editorial team evaluates a proposed participatory budgeting measure in Portland, ultimately recommending a 'no' vote due to funding concerns and doubts regarding genuine community participation.

Mercury Endorsements: Vote Green, Evenstar in District 4. By the Mercury Election Strike Force.

The Mercury editorial board evaluates candidates for Portland's City Council District 4, ultimately endorsing Mitch Green and Jamey Evenstar for their legislative records, experience, and commitment to effective policy.