The Portland Mercury
Candidate For Oregon Governor Wanted Mail-In Voting Overturned. Now She’s Using It to Boost Her Campaign.
Christine Drazan’s gubernatorial campaign is utilizing ballot collection tactics in Oregon, despite her past legislative efforts to restrict the mail-in voting system she is now leveraging for votes.
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Portland City Council Budget Amendments
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