The mission of the Multnomah County Democrats is to engage and share our resources with the people of our County to empower them to raise their voices through their votes and community actions.
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The mission of the Multnomah County Democrats is to engage and share our resources with the people of our County to empower them to raise their voices through their votes and community actions.
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Disgusting and mortifying.
Do you have a question you'd like to see the candidate's answer? Organizers are collecting questions from Portlanders now.
Where do city council candidates stand on deportation? (And what role can the city play?) We are a sponsor for this important Town Hall 10/19.
Here is the signup for the event. Check comments for path to submit a question.
We know where we will be on Thursday night! Listening to the candidates vying to represent Multnomah County District 2.
🚨 TODAY is the last day to register for our Platform Convention! Sunday, 9/27, 9:30am–4:30pm at Mt. Hood Community College. Put your ideas to work — sign up before midnight. We'll be in East County. Sign up for details.
Register: www.mobilize.us/multnomahdem...
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We cannot let our explicit/implicit bias allow us to confront this situation with silence.
Here's a link to Chair Chimuku's full statement:
tinyurl.com/multdems-chair
Happy National Registration Day! Even at a time when our elections are under attack, remember: The power of the people is much greater than the people in power. Make sure you are registered to vote before Oct. 13 and have a plan to make your voice heard. Stay loud.
D4 covers NW & SW Portland plus part of SE. With this much money and this many candidates, it's worth doing your own homework before you rank your ballot. h/t @portlandmercury for the candidate profiles.
BALLOTS DROP OCT 14
#MultDems #orpol #Portland #OregonVotes
Disclosure: TJ Anderson, also running in D4, volunteers with MultDems. We're not endorsing anyone in this thread — just laying out the money in the race so our community has a snapshot. 5/6 🧵
The next tier of D4 small donor fundraising: Jeremy Beausoleil Smith ($84,150), Jamey Evenstar ($52,610), Jayne Cronlund ($41,520). Worth noting — these are Small Donor matching funds only. Candidates can also raise larger individual contributions outside the program. 4/6 🧵
And the $200,000? That's challenger Eli Arnold — a former PPB officer who served on the riot response squad during Portland's 2020 racial justice protests. He's outraised all three incumbents. Endorsements include Portland Police Association, Go Portland Go, and the DA. 3/6 🧵
Three of those numbers belong to the incumbents, all running again: * Olivia Clark: $178,330 * Mitch Green: $162,401 * Eric Zimmerman: $88,100 Source: Portland's Small Donor Elections program
2/6 🧵
www.portland.gov/smalldonorel...
Portland City Council District 4: 12 candidates, 3 seats. Four of them have pulled in these amounts in Small Donor Elections matching funds: $200,000 — $178,330 — $162,401 — $88,100. Guess who's who before we reveal. 1/6 🧵
www.portlandmercury.com/news/meet-th...
Proposed 2027-2028 Platform
docs.google.com/document/d/1...
Proposed 2026 Platform Convention Rules and Procedures
docs.google.com/document/d/1...
Draft 2026 Platform + Convention Rules are up. Review them before Sept 27 and put your ideas to work at our Platform Convention (Mt. Hood CC, 9:30am–4:30pm). A few important readings: 👉 Proposed 2027-2028 Platform 👉 Proposed 2026 Platform Convention Rules and Procedures Links in comments
21 names, 3 seats, real money in play. Read the Mercury's full candidate-by-candidate breakdown — bios, platforms, endorsements and more:
portlandmercury.com/news/meet-the-candidates-for-city-council-district-3/
Portland's Small Donor Elections program matches small-dollar donations with public funds, meant to help candidates compete without relying on big checks. Torres and León's matching-fund totals show that system at work for newer candidates. 🧵 4/5