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Oregon Gov. Kotek and state Sen. Drazan share a stage in Portland and talk business, taxes, Trump (opens the original)
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It wasn’t a debate, but Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek and state Sen. Christine Drazan faced off at a business forum Thursday afternoon to talk about taxes, tariffs and how to make the state more economically competitive. The two women, who served in the Oregon state Legislature at the same time and ran against each other for governor in 2022, made their case to a room full of business people at the Sentinel Hotel in downtown Portland. It was the first time the two have shared the stage this electio
Oregon Gov. Kotek and state Sen. Drazan share a stage in Portland and talk business, taxes, Trump (opens the original)
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It wasn’t a debate, but Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek and state Sen. Christine Drazan faced off at a business forum Thursday afternoon to talk about taxes, tariffs and how to make the state more economically competitive. The two women, who served in the Oregon state Legislature at the same time and ran against each other for governor in 2022, made their case to a room full of business people at the Sentinel Hotel in downtown Portland. It was the first time the two have shared the stage this electio
Oregon’s top HR staffer who was fired gets new state job (opens the original)
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In a rare move, the state of Oregon reversed its decision to fire its chief human resources officer — who said she was trying to hold public officials accountable — and will instead offer her a new role at another state agency, give her back pay and cover her attorney fees. Jessica Knieling was fired by the state’s Department of Administrative Services in June. She starts a new job with the state’s Department of Justice next week, where she will serve as a senior policy advisor. Her monthly sala
Oregon governor’s race ramps up as candidates start making their cases to voters (opens the original)
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If Oregon were a political island, isolated from the national headlines, the odds of state Sen. Christine Drazan breaking the nearly 40-year losing streak of Republicans running for governor would be higher. For years now, Oregon voters from both political parties have been concerned about the state’s economy, poor school rankings, declining populations and the high cost of living. More recently, they have watched grocery and gas prices climb. It’s hard for any incumbent politician to be popular
Oregon governor’s race ramps up as candidates start making their cases to voters (opens the original)
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If Oregon were a political island, isolated from the national headlines, the odds of state Sen. Christine Drazan breaking the nearly 40-year losing streak of Republicans running for governor would be higher. For years now, Oregon voters from both political parties have been concerned about the state’s economy, poor school rankings, declining populations and the high cost of living. More recently, they have watched grocery and gas prices climb. It’s hard for any incumbent politician to be popular
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