R ight to Privacy P A C H e’s been a friend
for a lo n g time.
S te p h e n M cE lro y , (Portland)
P ro gre ssive o n m ost issu e s but said
he d o e s not seek ga y vote.
W ally Priestly, (Portland)
P ro gre ssive and d o e s seek gay vote.
D is t r ic t 9
N a n c y C a m p b e ll, (Tigard)
C am p b e ll is supportive and seeks gay
su p p o rt
D is t r ic t 1 0
J a n e C e a se
Lo n g tim e friend of lesbians and ga ys
while in the H ouse, C ease can be ex
pected to continue to d o so. S h e h a s the
e nd o rse m e n t o f the R ight to Privacy
PAC.
D is t r ic t 11
J o h n Ste lze n m u e ller, (Portland)
Stehzenm ueller w ould vote anti-gay
o n all issues. He d o e s not want the gay
vote. H e d o e s not believe that w om en
sh o u ld have choice or equal status.
D is t r ic t 2 4
BID B rad b u ry, (La n glo is)
B ra d b u ry said he w ould vote for les
bian a n d ga y rights but w ould not ad vo
cate the issue. He is pro-choice and
ERA.
D is t r ic t 2 7
J u d y C a rn a h a n , (Klam ath Fails)
P ro gre ssive o n choice and E R A and is
supportive o f lesbian and ga y rights.
O REG O N HO USE O F
REPRESEN TA TIV ES
T h e f o llo w in g is a list o f c a n d id a t e s
r e s p o n d in g to the R ig h t to P r iv a c y
q u e st io n n a ir e . W h e re n o c o m m e n t s
a re m a d e th e c a n d id a t e w a s s u p
p o rtiv e o f le s b ia n a n d g a y rights, re p ro
d u c t iv e fre e d o m a n d E R A .
D is t r ic t 4
L o rin W e ym o u th , (Philom ath)
D is t r ic t 6
M a r k D e M e n t, (Aloha)
D is t r ic t 1 0
V e ra K a tz , (Portland)
T h e in cu m b e n t Katz h a s represented
this district for m any years. S h e ’s a friend.
D a v e Moffitt, (Portland)
Moffitt w ould vote for ga y and lesbian
rights but not actively w ork for it and
The Lesbian Caucus (Portland Chapter) of
the Oregon W om en’s Political Caucus has
endorsed a number of candidates in the Port
land area in the primary election on May 15.
O W PC is a multipartisan organization of
women and men founded in 1971 and af
filiated with the National Women’s Political
Caucus. In order to be endorsed by OWPC, a
candidate must support the following issues:
The Equal Rights Amendment
Lesbian and gay rights
Reproductive freedom
Affordable and available childcare
Affirmative action
The endorsements by O W PC Lesbian
Caucus are as follows:
Just Out, April 27-M ay H
d o e s not actively se e k ga y vote. He is
p ro gre ssive o n other issues.
J a m e s G ardn er, (Portland)
G a rd n e r is undecided on ga y rights.
H e stated, ‘A s a Christian 1 cannot g o
a lo n g with abortions, lesbians or gays. 1
will not hurt them with any legislation
except to protect the public from being
im p o se d on.’’
D is t r ic t 1 1 .
T o m M a s o n , (Portland)
D is t r ic t 12
K im W h itm a n , (Portland)
W h itm a n did not respond to question
naire b e ing undecided on all issues.
D ic k S p rin g e r, (Portland)
S p rin g e r w on an award from ACLC1 for
h is w ork o n the anti-harrassm ent bill. He
is p ro gressive on social issu e s like les
bian a n d ga y rights, choice and ERA.
D is t r ic t 13
Bitton is not in favor of the Equal
R ights A m endm ent nor is he pro-choice.
S h irle y G o ld , (Portland)
D is t r ic t 1 5
G e n e Sayle r, (Portland)
Sayler said, "H om ose xuals are entitled to
civil rights, no m ore no less.”
D is t r ic t 1 8
E d Le e k
Leek h a s been endorsed by Right to
Privacy PAC.
G re g Kauffm an, (O re go n City)
D is t r ic t 2 5
J im Weaver, (C la cka m as)
D is t r ic t 19
D o n e lla S la y to n , (Portland)
R o b e rt C a s ta g n a , (Portland)
R o n C e a se , (Portland)
A n n e Greenfield, (Portland)
Greenfield has received the endorse
m ent o f Right to Privacy PAC. The 19th
D istrict located in Portland’s Northeast
h a s a h igh ga y and lesbian population.
D is t r ic t 2 0
P a t G illis, (Portland)
G illis returned the questionnaire
unansw ered.
A nne tte Farm er, (Portland)
D is t r ic t 2 2
R o b e rt B itto n , (Corbett)
G.S. Senate
Margie Hendrikson (Dem)
Congress
1 st D ist - Les AuCoin (Dem)
2nd D ist - Larryann Willis (Dem)
3rd D ist - Ron Wyden (Dem)
5th D ist - Ruth McFarland (Dem)
Secretary of State
Barbara Roberts (Dem)
State Treasurer
Grattan Kerans (Dem)
O regon Suprem e Court
Pos. 1 - Hans Linde
Portland Mayor
Bud Clark
Portland area
endorsements
D ave Teague, (Milw aukie)
D is t r ic t 2 6
Law rence So w a, (O re go n City)
D is t r ic t 2 7
A n th o n y Taylor, (O re go n City)
D is t r ic t 3 0
C la rk A d a m so n , (Sale m )
“1 am a firm believer in G o d ’s Law. You
people just d o n ’t fit into the plan,”
A d a m so n wrote.
D is t r ic t 3 2
P ortland’s city go ve rn m e n t is in a state of
flux. A n e igh b o rh o o d activist is running a
se rio u s c a m p a ig n in o p p osition to the g o o d
o l’ b o y ” dow ntow n b u sin e ss interests with
w h o m F ran k Ivancie is aligned.
B u d C lark wants to unseat the mayor. Clark
w ants to break up that dow ntow n power and
help sm all businesses. A vote for B u d Clark is
a healthy vote.
In the other m ajor race, it a pp ears that the
" g o o d o l’ b o y s” are trying to buy another seat
o n the city c o m m issio n . M ike Lindberg
sh o u ld be retained, his o p p on e n t sh o u ld be
a s h a m e d of himself.
C arl M yers, (Sale m )
C it y C o m m is s io n e r s
C h a rle s S id e s, (Salem )
M ik e Lindberg
Lind b erg is a capable city c o m m is
sioner. He alm ost alw ays votes p ro gres
sively. H is opponent h as been running a
conservative cam paign. T he lo ss of
L in d b e rg w ould be a detrim ent to the
city’s health.
D avid G om b e rg, (Sale m )
G o m b e g h a s strong lesbian and gay
su p p ort in this Sa le m district. T h is race
is wide open a s there is no incum bent
ru n n in g in either race.
C h a rle s J o rd a n
D is t r ic t 3 3
M ik e K o p e tsk i, (Salem )
D is t r ic t 3 6
M ik e M cC ra cke n , (Albany)
D is t r ic t 3 9
M argare t Carter
E n d o rse d by the Lesbian C a u cu s of
the O re g o n W o m e n ’s Political Caucus.
N a n cy Peterson, (A shland)
D is t r ic t 2 3
R ic k B a u m a n , (Portland)
D is t r ic t 1 4
D is t r ic t 5 2
%
D o ris Hall, (E u ge n e )
R o n E a ch u s, (E u ge n e )
E a c h u s is a progressive and w as very
active in the anti-gay referendum fight in
Eu ge n e . He is a friend.
D is t r ic t 4 0
C arl H o stika, (E u ge n e )
D is t r ic t 4 5
R o n Schofield, (R o se b urg)
D is t r ic t 4 8
M a rk W illiam s, (Coquille)
D is t r ic t 5 0
N a n c y K aniew ski, (M edford)
MY o u r s u p p o r t w o u ld h e lp in
H o u s t o n o r S a n F r a n c is c o . I fe e l It
( g a y a n d le s b ia n s u p p o r t ) w o u ld
s t ig m a t iz e m e in o u r v a lle y . 1 d o n 't
w a n t t o p o la r iz e v o t e r s b e fo r e I ’m
e v e n e le c te d ," K a n ie w s k i c o m
m e n te d .
Portland City Council
Pos. 1 - Mike Lindberg
Pos. 4 - Charles Jordan
Multnomah County Com m ission
D ist 1 - Pauline Anderson
D ist 3 - Caroline Miller
Multnomah County Circuit Court
Pos. 7 - Kris LaMar
Multnomah County District Court
Pos. 8 - Aaron Brown, Jr.
State House
D ist 9 - Nancy Campbell (Dem )
D ist 10 - Vera Katz (Dem)
D ist 11 - Tom Mason (Dem)
D ist 12 - Dick Springer (Dem)
J o rd a n ’s record o n h u m a n rights is
excellent
M ayor
J .E . “B u d " C la rk
B u d C la rk w o u ld be everybod y’s m ayor.
H is p o litic s are ge a re d tow ard the
n e ig h b o rh o o d s. H e is a p ro g re ssiv e .
M u lt n o m a h C o u n t y B a llo t
M e a su re s
Ballot M e a su re # 3 . T h is ballot m ea
su re w ould authorize a $3 m illion annual
levy for three years to restore library
services and avoid further curtailments.
B allot M e a su re # 4 . T h is ballot m ea
sure w ould establish a county library
co m m issio n . T h e public library system
is now prim arily funded by the county
but m ana ge d by a private organization
know n a s T he Library A sso ciation of
Portland. T h is m easure w ould create a
p ublic county a ge n cy adm inistered by a
c o m m issio n appointed by the M ult
n o m a h C oun ty C o m m issio n .
B allot M e a su re # 5 . T h is m easure is a
request for m ore than $15 m illion "to
a d d re ss the problem of overcrow ding in
co unty correctional facilties." $12
m illion is earm arked for facilities and
diversionary program s.
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13 - Rick Baum an (Dem)
14 - Shirley Gold (Dem)
16 - Donella Slayton (Dem)
18 - Margaret Carter (Dem)
19 - Marilyn Schultz (Rep)
- Anne Greenfield (Dem)
20 - Annette Farmer (Dem)
21 - Stanley Holm (Dem)
25 - Dave McTeague (Dem)
27 - Darlene Hooley (Dem)
State Senate
D ist 4 - John Tyner (Dem)
D ist 6 -JanW yers(D em )
D ist 7 - Mark Goldfarb (Dem)
D ist 10 - Jane Cease (Dem)
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