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In Portland’s Revised Elections, Endorsements Add Up | Sightline Institute (opens the original)
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Voters in Portland, Oregon overhauled their city government and elections in 2022. They chose to increase their City Council to 12 seats, with 3 members elected in each of 4 districts using multi-winner ranked choice voting. Voters also opted for single-winner ranked choice voting for mayor and a new professional city administrator to manage day-to-day operations. Portland first implemented the new election model in November 2024, with council and the mayor taking office in January 2025. Politic
Five Early Conclusions About Portland’s Refreshed City Council | Sightline Institute (opens the original)
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As half of Portland’s city council gears up for re-election this fall, constituents and voters take stock: How has the council performed so far under its voter-supported new size, composition, and structure? To be sure, voters were eager to see a change from the dysfunction of the old commission-style government. In 2022, they approved proportional ranked choice elections to select 12 councilors across 4 districts, ranked choice voting for mayor, and a new structure under which a professional ci
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