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Sho DozonoAfter careful consideration businessman Sho Dozono announces his campaign for Portland mayor. Rather than making it a cash race, the community activist declared his intentions to show his public support by attempting to qualify for public fianancing. |
Bob MooreThe Oregon Republican pollster finds himself embroiled in scandel as the New Hampshire Attorney General investigates whether Moore used push polling tactics to spread derogatory information about presidential hopeful Mitt Romney and his Morman faith. |
Oregon LobbyistsWith a new agreement reached between Majority Leader Dave Hunt and Minority Leader Bruce Hanna, the checkbook of every Oregonian lobbyist will receive an unexpected election year rest during the upcoming special session. |
Jeff MerkleyThe House Speaker seeks to exempt himself from the fundraising ban on House legislators merely because his dollars are labeled "federal." |
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