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J u s t in time for the May 21 election, here is our list of endorsements
to take to the polls with you. This is not a mail-in election— you must go
to your precinct polling place to vote by 8 pm on Tuesday, May 21.
Two simultaneous elections complicate matters somewhat for voters in
the 3rd Congressional District: One is a special general election to fill the
remainder of the term for the seat vacated when U.S. Rep. Ron Wyden
was elected U.S. senator, and one is for the regular primary nomination
for the 3rd District. In both elections we endorse Earl Blumenauer.
Another complicated situation arises in Oregon Senate District 8, where
the Democratic ballot will list Bill McCoy and Thomas Wilde. McCoy
died of a heart attack in April, and the secretary of state’s office was
unable to reprint the ballots. Just Out encourages voters to write in
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Margaret Carter for the Democratic nomination. Remember to darken the
circle next to the write-in line or the vote won’t count. Carter is also
running for re-election to the Oregon House of Representatives District
18. If nominated for both seats she will have to decide which to run for in
the November general election. If she wins the nomination for the Oregon
Senate seat and she decides to pursue that race in the general election, then
the Democratic Party will choose someone to represent it in the House
District 18 race.
W here a district is not listed, no endorsement could be made or there
was no candidate. We did not look at county races other than Multnomah,
or city races other than Portland.
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District 42: Lee Beyer, Democrat
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District 6: Frank Dixon, Democrat
District 7: Kate Brown, Democrat
District 8: Margaret Carter, Democrat
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District 10: Avel Gordly, Democrat
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