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  • Candidate & Measure Guide for General Election, Nov 2026

    Last Day to register to Vote October 13th
    Election Day is November 3, 2026

    VOTE! Please vote for the Republican candidates below who are on your ballot!
    They can win but only if you VOTE!

    Check your voter registration online.

    U.S. Senators

    David Brock Smith (website)

    U.S. Representatives

    Congressional District (CD) — Federal

    CD1: Dr. Barbara J. Kahl (website) — West County

    CD3: Loran Ayles (facebook) — Portland

    CD5: Patti Adair (website) — East County

    Governor

    Christine Drazan (website)

    Oregon State Senators

    Senate District (SD)

    SD17: John A N Chee (facebook) — NW Portland

    SD19: Mary Dirksen (website) — South Waterfront

    SD26: Jeff Helfrich (website) — East County / Gorge

    Only the districts on your ballot apply.

    Oregon State Representatives

    House District (HD)

    HD28: Randall Fryer (website) — Cedar Mill edge

    HD31: Darcey Edwards (website) — Sauvie / NW County

    HD33: Ciatta Thompson (website) — NW Sylvan

    HD34: Shaunie Cousins (website) — Bethany / Cedar Mill

    HD41: Elvis Clark (website) — Sellwood / inner SE

    HD43: Tim LeMaster (website) — Inner SE Portland

    HD45: Jason Boyce (website) — NE Portland

    HD46: Leo Morley (facebook) — SE Portland

    HD48: Andrew Morrison (website) — Outer SE

    HD49: Ann Walker (website) — Parkrose

    HD50: Brian Gray (facebook) — Gresham

    HD52: Scott C Hege (website) — Troutdale / Corbett

    Only the districts on your ballot apply.

    Local (if on your ballot)

    • Gresham Mayor Sue Piazza (website)
    • Council Pos. 2 William Del Plato (website)
    • Council Pos. 4 Joshua Al-jaouni (website)
    • Troutdale Sandy Glantz (Vote for 3)
    • Portland Dist. 3 Matthias Hallett (instagram)
      • Also John Sweeney. Ranked choice — rank who you want.

    Measures

    • NO on Troutdale 26-265 Public safety levy (PDF, learn more)
      • Property Tax increase of $1.60/$1,000 of assessed value for funding public safety
      • This levy would increase the total property tax amount the city receives by 42.5%.The city council has talked about removing the current $25 Public Safety fee from the water bill, but no formal action has been taken.
    • NO on Reynolds 26-268 School bond (learn more)
      • Property Tax of $1.62/$1,000 of assessed value
      • The district has declining enrollment, very poor student education results and has failed to use funds wisely.

    Before you mark the ballot

    1. Scan the district QR code. Vote only races on your ballot.
    2. Ballot must be in by 8pm, Tuesday, November 3.

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  • America First Community Picnic, July 19th

    Join the MCRP for its Third Annual “America First Community Picnic” on Sunday, July 19th, 2026.

    Jump to RSVP
    Flyer, MCRP Presents • Sun • July 19 • 2026 • 3rd Annual America First Community Picnic
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  • Central Committee Meeting Held May 4th

    Members (that is, Precinct Committeepersons) of the Multnomah County Republican Party (MCRP) met Monday evening on May 4th, 2026, to hear from Republican candidates and conduct Party business.

    Republican candidates for the 2026 May Primary (left room)
    From left: Randall Fryer, candidate for State House District (HD) 28; John Verbeek, US Congressional District (CD) 1; John A. N. Chee, State Senate District (SD) 17; Rev. DeAngelo Leroy Turner, Oregon Governor; Paul Romero, Oregon Governor; Shaunie Cousins, HD 34.
    Republican candidates for the 2026 May Primary (right room)
    From left: Paul Romero, candidate for Oregon Governor; Shaunie Cousins, State House District (HD) 34; Barbara Kahl, CD 1; Patti Adair, CD 5; Ann Walker, HD 49; Elvis Clark, HD 41; Jo Rae Perkins, US Senator.

    Candidate Speakers included:

    • Paul Romero, candidate for Oregon Governor.
    • Rev. DeAngelo Turner, Oregon Governor.
    • Randall Fryer, State House HD28.
    • Shauni Cousins, State House HD24.
    • Elvis Clark, State House HD41.
    • Ann Walker, State House HD49.
    • Dr. Frank Mansfield, State Senate SD16. (Dr. Mansfield was unable to attend in person; his speech was given in absentia.)
    • John Chee, State Senate SD17.
    • Barbara Paul, US Congress CD1.
    • John Verbeek, US Congress CD1.
    • Patti Adair, US Congress CD5.
    • Jo Rae Perkins, US Senate.

  • Republicans at Gresham Farmers Market

    NOTE: Saturday, June 27th is the last weekend at the Farmers Market until August 15th, when we will distribute candidate information for the November General Election.

    Meet Republicans at the Gresham Farmers Market (on the corner of 3rd and Hood). We’re ready to help and inform with

    • Voter Registration,
    • Voter Guides for the May Primary Election,
    • Checking your Voter Registration status,  
    • Candidate information.

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  • Gubernatorial Candidate Meet-N-Greet

    Join the Multnomah County Republican Party and meet the candidates running for the upcoming May Primary Election, including candidates for the Oregon Governor race and U.S. Congress.

    RSVP Online. (Include your residential address in the online form so we can match you with candidates running in your State House and State Senate Districts.) multco.gop/lk/primary2026candidatemeet-n-greet

    Open house, 5:30 – 6:30 PM;
    6:30 PM, Monday, March 30th, 2026.

    Free to attend
    (suggested $10 donation to cover overhead).

    RSVP online!

  • Gas Tax Referendum Signing Locations

    Despite 94% of testimony opposing it, the Democrat-dominated Oregon State Congress passed a law to increase transportation taxes by $4.3 billion.

    If Oregonians hope to vote on this, we must gather signatures for a referendum petition by next month. (Deadline is December 20th, 2025.)

    Multnomah County is tasked with gathering 20,000 signatures for the No Transportation (Gas) Tax Referendum Petition. (Our state-wide stretch goal is 100,000).

    Here are the latest, co-ordinated petition signing times and locations in Multnomah County, updated daily:

    Pop Up Locations

    Recurring Locations

    GRESHAM
    TROUTDALE
    PORTLAND

    For a current list of other state-wide Petition Gathering Locations, visit NoTaxOR.com/sign for daily updates:

    Screenshot of Petition Gathering Locations listed on NoTaxOR.com.

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  • Visit MultCo Republicans in Troutdale

    Republicans at the Troudtdale Food Carts

    Visit Multnomah County Republicans at the Troudtdale Food Carts today from 9AM – 2PM today, Saturday, November 15th, 2025.

    Take the opportunity to sign Initiative and Referendum Petitions against Gas Tax Hikes and for our Right to Vote Against Tolls.

    See you there!

  • Assassination of an American Voice

    “The Great, and even Legendary, Charlie Kirk, is dead. No one understood or had the Heart of the Youth in the United States of America better than Charlie. He was loved and admired by ALL, especially me, and now, he is no longer with us. Melania and my sympathies go out to his beautiful wife Erika, and family. Charlie, we love you!” — President Donald J. Trump (X, September 10th, 2025, 1:40 PM Pacific)

    Charlie’s voice was silenced in Orem, Utah while touring the nation, defending in debate those rights promised in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. Anyone with eyes and ears can tell you that those who praise the murder of Charlie Kirk is no friend of the United States of America.

    The Multnomah County Republican Party is grieved by the injustice committed this day. We sympathize with Mrs. Kirk, her children, and the Kirk family.

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  • 60th U.S. Presidential Inauguration

    Congratulations to all voters and supporters of our 45th and 47th President of the United States of America during our traditionally peaceful transfer of power at our nation’s 60th U.S. Presidential Inauguration.

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  • Portland Mayoral Debate, by Willamette University

    Posted by KATU News on YouTube.com, “Your Voice, Your Vote: 2024 Portland Mayoral Debate presented by Willamette University.” This program is 50 minutes long.

    Nineteen (19) candidates are running for Portland Mayor. Five (5) candidates were on stage: Rene Gonzalez, Keith Wilson, Liv Østhus, Carmen Rubio, and Mingus Mapps. The MCRP is recommending Rene Gonzalez be ranked 1st and Mingus Mapps 2nd for Portland Mayor on our Candidates & Measures Guide 2024.

    Newly formed Political Action Committee (PAC) called “Don’t Rank Rene” (ID 23990) purchased $144,592 worth of literature from a Washington, D.C.-based firm (The Pivot Group, Inc.) to thwart rank-voting preference away from law-and-order candidate Rene Gonzalez (oregonlive.com). This opposition against Commissioner Gonzalez is partially funded by Progressive Voice for Oregon (ID 23659).