Your guide to Portland’s historic 2024 election.
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Candidates on the Issues
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What Could We Possibly Learn From a City Election 100 Years Ago?
Rose City Reform unpacks Portland’s 2024 election with Jack Santucci, who wrote a book about the history of Portland’s new voting method.
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Taking a Look at Campaign Promises
As councilors-elect get ready to be sworn in, what did they say they would do once in office?
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Did Media Endorsements Matter in the 2024 City Election?
Candidate who secured endorsements from Willamette Week, Portland Mercury, and The Oregonian appear to have done very well.
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Can We Expect a Push for Social Housing?
With several new Portland City Council members voicing support for social housing, the idea of city-owned, mixed-income housing could soon appear…
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Keith Wilson: “A Vote for Me is a Vote for a Plan to Care for the Community—with Clear Asks Involved.”
Portland’s new mayor on his plan to end unsheltered homelessness within his first year in office.
2024 Election by the Numbers
More Election News
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District 4 Candidates Differ on Proposed Expansion of ‘ Clean & Safe’ Contract
Council should postpone the contract for the new government to decide, they say.
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Eric Zimmerman Trades Campaign Trail for National Guard Duty
The D4 candidate says he’ll monitor results while at Camp Rilea for a planning conference.
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As Election Nears, 21 Candidates Have Raised Over $100,000
Nearly half of them are women, although women represent only 25% of the candidate pool.
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Can Portland’s Next Mayor Shape the City’s Trajectory?
Mayoral candidates Keith Wilson, Rene Gonzalez, and Carmen Rubio recently joined our Stump Talk podcast to discuss their visions for Portland. But how much power will they have to turn their plans into reality?