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ISSUE #33.26 • NEWS • NEWS STORY

Election 2007


A review of WW’s endorsements.

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WW Election Endorsements
BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF | 503-243-2122

[May 9th, 2007] We’re done with the polite urgings (see Vote, dammit,  WW, April 25th, 2007).

You are now warned: Ballots are due May 15 for the election asking voters to make four changes to Portland’s city charter, and to choose members of area school boards.

For a fuller explanation of each endorsement, see Vote, dammit,  WW, April 25th, 2007. For details about how to return ballots, go to mcelections.org.













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First, thank you for the excellent information. I would only suggest you use plain html/web pages rather than large pdf files for quicker loading and better readability.

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