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Democratic primary challenger Melissa Bird said she relates to what many Oregonians are going through, and believes she’ll be a stronger voice on their behalf.
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Secretary of State Tobias Read says he’s not inclined to share information with the federal government.
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Tommy Gong, who has more than 20 years of experience administering elections in California, was selected after a national search. He succeeds former Clerk Dena Dawson, who left to become the elections director for the Oregon Secretary of State's office.
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Lincoln County will ask voters in November for a five-year-levy to raise funds for veteran services.
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Amidst a challenging budget year, Springfield City Council is considering whether to ask voters to approve a higher fire levy.
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A pair of Eugene 4J school board incumbents appear to have easily won in preliminary election results released Tuesday night. In Springfield, new faces were leading on election night.
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School elections had the highest turnout, with more than 9% of voters returning their ballots in the Lane Community College district election. Water and sanitation districts have the lowest turnout, some less than 1%.
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Three candidates are running for an at-large seat in the rural, western Lane County district.
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Six candidates are running for three seats on the Lincoln County School District Board.
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Four candidates are running for two seats at the Bend-LaPine School District.
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Four candidates are running for two positions on the Sisters School District Board. Candidates said they were concerned about the district’s ability to recruit teachers and financial uncertainty.
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Eight candidates are running for three seats on the Greater Albany School District Board. Most candidates say they're focused on restoring trust and improving transparency.