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In this forum, you’ll hear from a proponent of STAR Voting, as well as from the local League of Women Voters president, who will provide an overview of several additional voting reform efforts, including “Ranked Choice Voting” (RCV), which will be on the statewide ballot in November.
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Although there are three candidates, if one gets over 50 percent of the vote in the May primary, that person is declared the winner without the need of a vote in November.
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Panelists Kate Budd and Terri Hsieh will describe how All In works in our community and provide details about its impact.
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In the entire history of the Oregon Legislature, despite consistent discussion among Oregon legislators, no bills aimed at imposing limits on campaign contributions have succeeded.
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While suicide continues to be the second leading cause of death among youth in Oregon, there has been an overall reduction in youth suicide over the last three years. This reduction reflects Oregon’s commitment and funding to expand youth mental health and intervention programs, such as YouthLine and Lines for Life.
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In this program, two members of the Ballmer Institute’s leadership team describe work in progress, plans for welcoming rising juniors to the UO Portland campus this fall (2024), and ways this new undergraduate major will provide better support for the children of Oregon.
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Take a deep dive into the Arts Economy of Eugene with an expert panel of local leaders.
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Hear from two Lane County legislative leaders, Sen. Floyd Prozanski (D) and Rep. Charlie Conrad (R), about what their priorities are and what they expect may happen in the 2024 short session that gets underway in February.
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University of Oregon President Karl Scholz gives a university update, recapping his first six months as president and sharing early insights from meeting with campus and community members.
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Does Measure 110 need to be fixed? If so, how? This issue will be a major concern of Oregon Legislature’s Short Session starting in February. City Club’s first program of 2024 has proposals and ideas, including what science teaches about what works.
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Ten community members each to imagine they had a magic wand and could conjure up a gift for Eugene that would make it an even better place to live, work, and/or play.
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This program explores how the closure of the PeaceHealth University District location will affect the unhoused community. You'll also hear about resources in Lane County that can help cover the gaps in this transition.