Author & Artist
Madison Clell
“Cuckoo: One Woman’s
True Story of Living With
Multiple Personality
Disorder”
University of Oregon Bookstore
895 E. 13th Avenue, Eugene
Thursday, November 7
7:00 p.m. • Free
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Oregon Gubernatorial Race
Republican Kevin Mannix
Democrat Ted Kulongoski
Libertarian Tom Cox
396324
412300
38,554
Oregon House District 8
Republican Greg McNeill 3,938
Democrat Floyd Prozanski 9,914
46.78%
48.67%
4.55%
28.4%
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Oregon Senate District 4
Republican David Alsup 14,198 44%
Democrat Tony Corcoran 18,055 56%
SOURCE' 26 of 36 Oregon counties reporting
State
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Control Commission.
“I’ve demonstrated to the Oregon
electorate and political machine that
libertarianism is on the rise ... and
we’re appealing to the electorate,”
Cox said on election night.
House District 8
By a 7,484 to 3,135 margin, area
voters returned Prozanski to Ore
gon’s House of Representatives Tues
day night, as he defeated Republican
McNeill in the District 8 race.
Prozanski, who previously repre
sented some areas of House District
8 before he was termed-out, credited
his win to his “previous experience
and long-term commitment to the
community.”
With a mounting budget deficit
and many difficult choices facing the
Oregon Legislature, Prozanski would
like to see a more moderate ap
proach from both parties.
“We’re going to have to build rela
tionships within the chambers and
reach across the aisles and work along
the same lines,” Prozanski said.
McNeill, a 21-year-old political sci
ence major, ran his first public-office
election on student-representation
platform and hoped to capture votes
from the University-area within the
8th District.
“It was an uphill battle from the
beginning,” he said. “This campaign
never got any momentum. ”
McNeill would not speculate on his
plans for the future, but admitted he
may be mulling a run for the city
council or attempting to another run
for House District 8.
“I think politics is definitely in the
future,” he said.
Oregon Senate District 4
Voters of Oregon’s Senate District 4
returned Corcoran to the Senate by
2,000votes over Republican Alsup.
Democratic Corcoran previous
ly served two terms in the Oregon
House, and first won his Senate
seat in 1999. Corcoran ran on a
platform of creating a more pro
gressive state tax structure. He
could not be reached for comment
election night.
Republican Alsup, a care provider
and family farmer, ran on reducing
the size of state government and pro
viding affordable health care for sen
iors and low-income people.
John Liebhardt is a freelance writer for
the Emerald. Contact the news editor at
brookreinhard@dailyemerald.com
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