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Multnomah County voters prepare for first election with ranked choice voting (opens the original)
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Multnomah County voters will use ranked choice voting for the first time this November to elect a county commissioner, the county chair, auditor, and sheriff. (KATU) MULTNOMAH COUNTY, Ore. (KATU) — Multnomah County voters will use ranked choice voting for the first time this November to elect the District 2 county commissioner and the county chair. The voting method is the same one Portland voters used to elect Mayor Keith Wilson in November 2024. Voters can rank up to six candidates. However, v
Mayor Wilson: Blazers negotiations moving forward, but Portland future remains 'fragile' (opens the original)
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“They're moving forward, slower than we would like, but I think the key point is they're moving forward, and that's progress, and that's good,” Wilson told KATU in an exclusive interview at Moda Center. (KATU) PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Portland Mayor Keith Wilson told KATU that negotiations with the Trail Blazers are moving forward, though he acknowledged the process is slower than he would like and warned there are no guarantees the team will remain in Portland. “They're moving forward, slower th
Internal emails reveal Blazers debated responding to Portland's Moda Center questions (opens the original)
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Internal emails obtained by KATU show Portland Trail Blazers leaders debated whether to respond to the City of Portland's questions for commitments on private investment, rent, labor agreements and other key pieces of a proposed Moda Center deal, with one executive saying the city's requests felt like "a trap." Ultimately, the team did not respond in writing, according to the city. The emails provide a rare behind-the-scenes look at negotiations over the roughly $600 mill
Portland city council invites Trail Blazers to public talks on arena deal (opens the original)
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The Portland Trail Blazers have said the team agreed to a framework funding proposal with the governor, county chair, and mayor for a $573 million public contribution. The state approved up to $365 million; Portland Mayor Keith Wilson proposed $120 million from the city, and Multnomah County Chair Jessica Vega Pederson proposed $88 million from the county. (KATU) PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Portland City Council President Jamie Dunphy sent a letter to the Trail Blazers formally inviting team leaders
Two commissioners push to lower county investment in Moda proposal. What about the others? (opens the original)
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Multnomah County commissioners are set to vote Thursday on a resolution affirming the county's commitment to funding its portion of renovation work at Moda Center, as a debate has started about how much the county should contribute. The Portland Trail Blazers have said the team agreed to a framework funding proposal with the governor, county chair, and mayor for a $573 million public contribution. The state approved up to $365 million; Portland Mayor Keith Wilson proposed
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