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  • MCRP Adopts County Platform

    For Immediate Release:

    Fairview, Oregon — The Multnomah County Republican Party (MCRP) has adopted their County Platform for 2026. The Party elected to assign the County’s Platform Review Committee (chaired by Vice-Chairman Jim Kight) the duty of reviewing the State Platform and recommending emendations for the County to adopt. The result was a document largely based upon the State’s recent Platform but augmented with key concerns from an earlier State Platform adopted in 2023. With some discussion and light amendment, the MCRP Executive Committee adopted the proposed County Platform in time for May’s Primary Election.

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    Read the MCRP’s 2026 Platform online: multco.gop/join/values/#multnomah-county-republican-party-2026-platform

    Compare the Oregon Republican Party (ORP) State 2026 Platform with the MCRP 2026 Platform: ORP-Platform-vs-MCRP-County-Platform-Adopted-2026-04-06-MJB-JWK.pdf

    Download the Platform as a brochure. Print double-sided, short-edge and fold in half: Platform-5.5in-x-8.5in-Adopted-Multnomah-County-Republican-Party-2026-04-06-MJB-JWK.pdf (3 MB)

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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!

  • Public Elective Offices for Residents in Multnomah County

    Download your copy of the 2026 Primary Edition of Public Elective Offices for Residents in Multnomah County (PDF, 20 pages). This edition lists all candidates running in this May’s Primary Election for both partisan and nonpartisan elections.

  • Gun Raffle Drawing 2026

    Multnomah County Republican Central Committee (MCRCC) will hold a 2nd-Amendment Gun Raffle Drawing at 7:30 PM on October 26th, 2026:

    RIFLE Savage 110 Skeleton Chassis Rifle

    Image of a rifle: Savage 110 Skeleton Chassis Rifle
    • 6.5 Creedmoor caliber, 24″ barrel
    • Vortex Golden Eagle scope, 15-60×52 with sun shade
    • GL-CPS butt stock
    • MSRP $ 1,000 00

    RIFLE A06 Alpha 6 AR-15 in 5.56 caliber

    Image of a rifle: A06 Alpha 6 AR-15 in 5.56 caliber.
    • Arms 20” barrel • Bipod and Mono-pod
    • Vortex Viper 6-24×50 scope with sunshade
    • Magpul PRS butt stock
    • Qty 4 30 round magazines
    • MSRP $ 1,000 00

    Location details are on the ticket. • Must be at least 18 years of age to acquire rifle or 21 to acquire pistol. • Must pass a $10 criminal background check. • Need not to be present to win. • Only 500 tickets sold per gun.

    SubtotalTotal Installment PaymentsInitial Payment
    At the time of this purchase, I am physically in Oregon TotalTotal Due TodaySubtotalFree TrialAmount Due Purchase

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  • Thanks to Petition Signature Gatherers for Gas Tax Hike Referendum

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

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    “RESOLVED, that the Multnomah County Republican Party (MCRP) thanks all volunteers and businesses who participated in gathering signatures for the No Gas Tax Hike Referendum. We could not have done this without you! It’s great how this non-partisan issue has brought everyone together. We hope that the grass-roots network who came together around this Referendum will effectively move future efforts.”

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  • Gun Raffle Drawing 2025

    Multnomah County Republican Central Committee (MCRCC) held a 2nd-Amendment Gun Raffle Drawing at 8:30 PM on December 1st, 2025:

    Gun Raffle 2026, tickets available. Click here!

    Winner for the Rifle Raffle Drawing:

    1. Winner: Samarith, ticket number #880;
    2. Runner-up: Ryan, #889;
    3. Runner-up: Ben, #553.

    Winner for the Pistol Raffle Drawing:

    1. Winner: Phil, ticket number #062;
    2. Runner-up: Shelby, #044;
    3. Runner-up: Samarith, #385;
    4. Runner-up: Jill, #036.

    Congratulations Samarith and Phil, and thank you all who supported the MCRCC with your ticket purchases!

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  • 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!

  • ORP Platform Convention Report

    Delegates representing 30 Oregon Counties showed up Friday and Saturday, September 26th–27th, 2025 to the Oregon Republican Party (ORP) State Platform Convention, held at the lovely Mt Hood Oregon Resort in Welches, in order to amend an existing Party Platform (or to adopt a new one). 

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  • Portland’s Not Wilting When Seen Thru Rose-Colored Glasses!

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

    For too long, crime has taken over our streets in Portland, making a simple walk unsafe for its citizens.

    Portland citizens get to experience and watch regularly, the destruction of the downtown core area because of rioting, destruction of public and private vehicles, vandalizing and looting of public and private buildings. This causes businesses to close and leave and stops new businesses from relocating here.

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