Posts Tagged ‘Elections’
DO NOT RANK Rene Gonzalez for Mayor
Opinion: Gonzalez’s ineffective and divisive record shows he’s not the right choice to lead Portland as mayor. Don’t rank Rene Gonzalez for mayor
Read More >Vote YES on Three Oregon Ballot Measures
Multnomah County Democrats endorse three ballot measures that Oregon voters will consider on the November ballot. Read more about these three measures here.
Read More >Be Part of History — Volunteer as a Neighborhood Leader for Multnomah County Democrats
This fall, the winning candidates will be those with “the best ground game,” those who reach the most people, in-person, face-to-face, peer-to-peer, neighbor-to-neighbor — one meeting and handshake at a time — in order to ensure voter turnout. That’s why serving as a Neighborhood Leader for your district is the single most important thing you can do to help Democrats not only retain the White House and Senate, but also return the House to Democratic leadership, and maintain the strength of the Democratic Party in Oregon.
Read More >What happened in Chicago…
Last week, in an exciting celebratory Roll Call, the delegates from each state & US territory cast their votes declaring Vice President Kamala Harris the official Presidential candidate for the Democratic Party. On Wednesday night, Governor Walz humbly accepted the nomination in an emotional, family-focused message. And on Thursday night, the ticket was united on stage, as VP Harris gave her powerful acceptance speech. Enjoy this look back at the spectacular, joy-filled event.
Read More >Help Our Delegates Get to the DNC in Chicago
The Democratic National Convention in Chicago figures to be one of the most defining moments of this historic election year. The Oregon delegation is full of folks who reside in Multnomah County (see full list below), including several Multnomah County Democrat PCPs! However, some of our amazing delegates need help covering travel and hotel expenses. In…
Read More >Let’s Go Neighborhood Leaders!
The May 21 primary ballot includes some really important votes: US Congress in both the 3rd and 5th districts, Oregon state races including Secretary of State, as well as every County Commission District. It’s spring! The weather is warming up a (little) bit, And we’re getting outside talking voting with our neighbors. Starting now- Before the Voter Registration…
Read More >President Biden Remarks on the January 6 Capitol Attack
Rosa Colquitt, PhD, chair of the Democratic Party of Oregon, offers these thoughts on the significance of President Joe Biden’s remarks on the third anniversary of the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Read More >Meet the Candidates!
At the next virtual MultDems Central Committee meeting (open to all Precinct Committee Persons – PCPs), on Thursday, January 11, the Campaign Committee will host a “Meet and Greet” with 2024 primary and fall election candidates. The sessions will be held in breakout rooms during 6:30 to 7:30 pm.
Read More >Why Run for Portland City Council?
Portland’s city government will look dramatically different starting in January 2025. The election of 12 new city council members (3 from each of 4 districts around the city), plus a new mayor and city auditor, will happen in November 2024. That’s a long way off! So, why are so many people already declaring their intent to run? And, why should YOU consider running? Get the info and important dates and links here.
Read More >Where To Find 20,000 Votes?
MultDems Campaign and Candidate Liaison Committee vice-chair explores the reasons behind the new Portland city district boundary lines, particularly why District 4 crosses the Willamette River.
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