Multnomah County Republican Party
If you or someone you know is struggling with Rank-Choice Voting (RCV) for the November 5th General Election ballot, please let us know:
Remember, rank only those you prefer to win. (That is, don’t rank anyone you don’t want to win!) Read the MCRP Candidates & Measures Guide 2024.
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).
Multnomah County Republican Central Committee (MCRCC) held a 2nd-Amendment Gun Raffle Drawing at 8:30 PM on October 7, 2024. Congratulations to our winners! Here’s what they won:
(more…)Last Day to register to vote is October 15th.
Election Day is November 5th, 2024, in
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Multnomah County Republican Party’s (MCRP) Candidates & Measures Guide, November 2024 General Election Edition.
VOTE! Please vote for the Republican Candidates below who are on your ballot! They can win but only if you VOTE!
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Come see the Multnomah County Republican Party (MCRP) every Saturday at Gresham Farmers Market (NE 3rd and Hood Ave) from 9 AM – 2 PM. Voter Registration, Candidate Information, Yard Signs ($10.00), Hats ($15.00), Raffle Tickets, and sign Initiative Petition (IP) 31 the “Vote-Before-Tolls Initiative”.
Suggested prayer points for our Republican Candidates:
This is a followup to the Ranked-Choice Voting (RCV) Strategic Insight Session with Phil Izon, held on September 17th.
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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…)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.
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