A deluge of threatening calls from out-of-state callers voiced misinformation about Republican President Donald Trump, who chose not to submit a statement for the Oregon Voters Pamphlet.
Author: By Julia Shumway – Oregon Capital Chronicle
‘Oregon Rebate’ measure 118 could cost state $1 billion annually, legislators hear
Legislative fiscal analysts have spent months trying to parse possible impacts of the proposed corporate tax hike and rebate measure.
Oregon DMV error registered 1,259 noncitizens to vote, nine voted
The numbers shared Monday are higher than previously acknowledged and come after an extensive review of voter registrations.
Oregon Democrat legislators join Republicans in opposing rebate ballot measure
Measure 118 would hike taxes on corporations to send checks to all Oregonians, but opponents say it would lead to job losses, higher prices and cuts in public services.
House Republican leader used minor ballot delivery delay to question election integrity
OREGON NEWS: Postal workers in two Oregon counties took a few hours longer than usual to deliver ballots to county election offices. A top state Republican suggested deeper problems.
Oregon Republicans to visit Arizona-Mexico border to learn about security issues
AROUND OREGON: Republican legislators from Oregon head south to get briefings on border and immigration issues. The trip is expected to lead to new legislation, according to Senate leader.
Top Kotek staff were concerned about first lady’s role, security requests, records show
AROUND OREGON: Gov. Tina Kotek’s top staff raised questions about public resources being used for the governor’s spouse. The governor’s office on Friday, April 26, released emails and other documents about the issue.
Wallowa County commissioners press Kotek, legislatures on ‘Greater Idaho’ border talks
Wallowa County commissioners are pressing state officials in both Oregon and Idaho to advance the conversation on shifting the border.
Kotek’s wife gets aide, office space as governor considers creating ‘Office of the First Spouse’
The governor’s consideration of a ‘Office of the First Spouse’ comes shortly after three top administration officials stepped down or took leave
In a departure from last year, Oregon Legislature wraps up session in high spirits
OREGON NEWS: The Oregon Legislature finished its work ahead of schedule. The 35-day session prioritized the homelessness and drug addiction crises, pouring millions into housing and treatment programs