the
gay
and
lesbian
vote
Primary election
endorsements
District 3:
n May 17, voters will cast ballots on a
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variety of issues, and for candidates on
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national, state and local levels. Just Out concurs
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with the endorsements made by the Right to
Privacy Political Action Committee in the fol­
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lowing races. RP endorsements were based on
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candidate responses to conditions that include
support for lesbian and gay rights, for an equal
rights amendment, for reproductive rights and
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flexibility on AIDS issues.
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Issues and candidates not covered by RP
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appear separately at the end.
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O
United States House of
Representatives
District 1:
District 2:
District 4:
Les AuCoin (D)
Larry Tuttle (D)
Peter DeFazio (D)
State of Oregon
Secretary of State
Barbara Roberts (D)
Senate
1988
House of Representatives
District 2:
District 3:
District 6:
District 8:
District 10;
District 12:
District 23;
District 24:
Susan Ray (D)
Bob Shoemaker (D)
Dick Springer (D)
Bill McCoy (D)
Jane Cease (D)
Shirley Gold (D)
John Kitzhaber (D)
Bill Bradbury (D)
District 19:
District 20:
District 25:
District 27:
District 31 :
District 33:
District 34:
District 36:
District 38:
District 39:
District 40:
District 41:
District 42:
District 48:
District 50:
District 51 :
District 52:
District 55:
District 60:
Tim Josi (D)
Jayne Fraese (D)
Mary Alice Ford (R)
Tom Brian (D)
Vera Katz (D)
David Fuks (D)
Phil Keisling (D
Judy Wyers (D)
Judith Bauman (D)
Beverly Stein (D)
David Gold (D)
Jean Haliski (D)
Tom Novick (D)
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Ron Cease (D)
Estill Deitz (D)
Dave McTeague (D)
Judie Hammerstad (D)
Corky Kirkpatrick (D)
Rocky Barilla (D)
Bob Vian (D)
Annabelle Jaramillo (D)
Lucille Ingram (D)
Kevin-Paul Vang (D)
Jim Edmunson (D)
Dennis Brodigan (R)
Carl Hosticka (D)
David Dix (D)
Bill Dwyer (D)
Mary Harris Schamehom (D)
Ernie Calhoon (D)
Barbara Lowe (D)
Nancy Peterson (D)
Dianne Iverson (D)
Michael A. McLaughlin (D)
Edward O’Carroll (D)
*
Only one candidate stood with the lesbian and gay community in the historic march on Washington, D.C. Jesse Jackson
stood with us, now let's stand with him May 17th in the Oregon primary. We can win. Jesse Jackson can win.
Jesse Jackson is the
ONLY presidential
candidate who will:
This message is sponsored by the following
supporters of lesbian and gay rights:
anonymous
anonymous
anonymous
Judith Armatta
John Baker
Gary Barnes
Ron Blood worth
Circle Chiropractic
Sarah Cook
Cynthia Cumfer
Kath Donaldson
Amy D. Eycrigg
Sue Giese
Kathy Hagberg
Dr. Jami Hart
Dianne M. Hibbard
Becky Kechter
Wendy Lebow
Susan Leo
Betty Lostheart-Hale
Marty Lostheart-Hale
Pattie Ladd
Dianne Louise
Kelly Masek
Terry Miller
Cathy Siemens
Robert Morris Smith
Kay Sohl
Dan Stutesman
Laurie Todd
Kathy Vesely
Jerry Weller
Diane Wilson
authorized by Oregonians for Jesse Jackson. Lee Lancaster, treasurer;
3024 NE Union, Portland, OR 97212; (503) 288-1314
J hm O hi P o I iik jl I nUtM'M'iiR'nto • 2 • M jv I^SH
1. Sign a presidential order banning lesbian/gay dis­
crimination in the federal government and the
military.
2. Oppose anti-lesbian/gay immigration laws.
3. Support the lesbian and gay civil rights bill in
Congress.
4. Support the rights of lesbians and gays to child
custody.
5. Support AIDS education and research. Opposes
mandatory testing, quarantine and other repressive
measures.