Resolutions: MultDems call for accountability and advocate for community at first 2026 Meeting

Resolutions passed 2025

At the January 8 Central Committee meeting, Multnomah County Democrats passed four resolutions relating to crucial issues relating to affordability and equity in Portland. In addition, MultDems condemns the illegal federal military action in Venezuela as well as the violence perpetrated by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and other federal troops in our cities. 

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Resolution: In Memory and Honor of Moses Ross

Resolutions passed 2025

Resolution 2025-04 was drafted by KC Hanson and co-signed by dozens of Oregon Democrats during May 2025. The list of supporters (as of June 5, 2025) runs below the text of this resolution. Related: visit the memorial to Moses Ross published on the MultDems blog. Whereas… Saying goodbye to a newly departed friend and activist is…

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Run for Vice Chair 2!

Run for VC 2 2025

Multnomah County Democrats are now accepting nominations for the position of Second Vice Chair. This is a crucial leadership role within our organization, and we encourage all qualified Democrats in Multnomah County to consider stepping forward now. All qualified Democracts in Multnomah County are encouraged to apply. PCPs will vote on May 4.

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Resolution: Multnomah Democrats Endorse Equal Rights for All Constitutional Amendment Initiative Petition 33

Equal Rights for All Initiative 2025-26

At their February 13, 2025 central committee meeting, the Multnomah County Democratic Party unanimously passed a resolution supporting Oregon Initiative Petition 33 (IP 33), the Equal Rights for All Constitutional Amendment. You can help by signing the petition when approached by volunteers, or joining the Multnomah Democrats as we work to support signature gathering efforts across Oregon.

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