WW’s May 2026 Endorsements
Informed voting is a lot of research to fit in between your job, dinner prep, and the kids’ soccer practice. We’re hoping this issue gives you a bit of a running start.
WW’s May 2026 Endorsements: Statewide
Three of Sen. Christine Drazan’s Republican rivals merit consideration, but none holds a candle to her.
WW’s May 2026 Endorsements: Congress
U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley clearly views the president as his actual adversary.
WW’s May 2026 Endorsements: Oregon Senate
The Legislature is short on senators bold enough to stand up to their biggest backers, and who display a knack for independent thought.
WW’s May 2026 Endorsements: Oregon House
Just as Republicans at their best add productive tensions to an Oregon Legislature dominated by Democrats, we think a left-wing presence would make it more of a thinking place.
WW’s May 2026 Endorsements: Metro
To his credit, Juan Carlos Gonzalez has volunteered to fix big problems.
WW’s May 2026 Endorsements: Ballot Measures
The first thing to know about Measure 120 is that Oregon’s Democratic leaders, its presumptive supporters, have launched no organized campaign on its behalf.
WW’s May 2026 Endorsements: Circuit Court Judges
Four judicial seats on the Multnomah County circuit bench are contested this year, an unusually large number.
Murmurs: Home Forward Hunkers Down Amid Controversy
After press deadlines, WW learned that Ivory Mathews will resign.
Readers Respond to Tunnels, Data Centers and Dungeon Masters
“If you can rule on whether a druid can turn into a bee, fly into a dragon’s mouth, and become an orca in one turn, you can handle a motion-to-suppress hearing.”










