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Sarah Finger McDonald is leading in the race to replace former House Speaker Dan Rayfield in a Corvallis-area legislative seat.
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The outcome sets up what could be a highly competitive race in the November general election.
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The race shows no sign of the massive spending voters saw 12 years ago — that will likely wait until the general election in November. But the three candidates do offer meaningful differences in how they’d like to do the job of Oregon’s top lawyer.
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For nearly a decade, Dan Rayfield has represented Corvallis in the Oregon House of Representatives. Now he’s running for statewide office, leaving a rare opening in his heavily Democratic district.
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The state’s latest revenue forecast will dictate which spending bills survive the legislative session.
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House Majority Leader Julie Fahey will likely be the next speaker of the Oregon House following a private vote among Democratic lawmakers on Monday evening.
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Current Speaker Dan Rayfield has said he will lead the chamber through this year's legislative session, but a change could come soon after.
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With Speaker Dan Rayfield running for attorney general, the party is debating how best to swap out its leader ahead of the 2024 elections.
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The 44-year-old Corvallis lawmaker is the first Democrat to declare he's running for the office in the wake of incumbent Ellen Rosenblum's announcement she will not run for a fourth term.
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A former police sergeant, Helfrich is serving in is first full term in the House He replaces Rep. Vikki Breese-Iverson, who stepped down.
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After 12 years, the role of Oregon’s top lawyer might be up for grabs in 2024.
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Oregonians would see a record $5.5 billion kicker rebate under a newly released revenue forecast.