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Featured Articles

10 Oregon Races Worth Watching

Here are 10 races that could affect the balance of power in Salem. These elections stand out because they involve open seats, historically close districts, party switches or Republican-held seats that Democrats could capture.
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The 22 U.S. House Seats That Will Determine Our Future

Midterm congressional elections are a different beast than presidential elections. It’s not really a national election. Thanks to the way congressional districts are drawn, there are only a very few real toss-up seats.
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EDITORIAL: There is No Question: For a Better Oregon, Vote for Christine Drazan

This year’s governor’s race features a rematch between Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek and Republican challenger Sen. Christine Drazan.
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Can Oregon’s Housing Crisis Be Solved? Not With Today’s Democratic Supermajority

This chart estimates that permits, impact fees and plan review for a typical Oregon home can cost more than pouring and finishing the foundation itself.
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What in the World Is Wrong With Me?

So reads the headline of one of the most profitable direct mail ads in advertising history. It was written by a brilliant copywriter (who also wrote ads for Rush Limbaugh) named Richard Armstrong. And that ad’s headline and first page are a near-perfect “template” Oregon Republicans can use to win more elections, and that Oregon businesses can also use to make enough money to pay the withering taxes and fees Oregon Democrats will pass if they win.
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‘Housing First’: What It Measures and What It Doesn’t

With Oregon having the second-highest rate of homelessness and with drug and alcohol addiction being significant issues in the Grants Pass area, it is worth taking a closer look at the differences between the “Housing First” and “Treatment First” models.
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