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DID YOU KNOW that Rank Choice Voting (RCV) requires you to vote for at least three candidates for each office, and you’ll need to rank them in your preferred order?
What does that even mean for election outcomes?
(more…)DID YOU KNOW that Rank Choice Voting (RCV) requires you to vote for at least three candidates for each office, and you’ll need to rank them in your preferred order?
What does that even mean for election outcomes?
(more…)by Joseph Whitcomb, Chairman, Multnomah County Republicans
Multnomah County Republicans urge a NO vote on Measure HB2004, which establishes Ranked-choice Voting (RCV) for the state of Oregon. We oppose Ranked-choice Voting because it is confusing, centralizes control, can delay results, and will reduce turnout among less-engaged voters.
(more…)Hello new or returning Precinct Committeeperson (PCP)!
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In service,
Matthew J. Barron
MCRP Secretary
Precinct 2805
Could you please help gather signatures and contact info?
We need to work fast to get enough signatures to put these Petitions on the Ballot. We can print the attached petition sheets and invite people to sign and share them. We have a chance to make a real difference in Oregon with these four Petitions:
Please print the linked petition sheets and invite people to sign and share them ASAP!
Multnomah County Republican Central Committee (MCRCC) to host a gun raffle at 8:30 PM on October 7, 2024 at 4141 NE 122nd, Portland, OR 97230. Gun and ticket purchase details:
(more…)It’s time to fix and improve Ballot Measure 110
House Republicans Are Committed to Hearing All Potential Solutions to Fix
Measure 110
Ballot Measure 110 was approved by Oregon voters in 2020. The measure decriminalized certain drugs and dedicated cannabis taxes with the promise to fund treatment. Since then, with overdoses and addiction on the rise and open-air drug use rampant on city streets, it’s clear Measure 110 isn’t working as promised. Publicly available polls indicate voters want the law substantially changed or even repealed.
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