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Running for office is no easy task. If you want regular folks to represent you, then support regular folks when they run in your town, in your region, in your state.

I'm grateful to all the volunteers helping me, the over 400 individual donors who contributed, to the supporters writing to the newspapers, to the folks bringing yard signs to their neighborhood, to the friends texting friends to vote 4 Sabbadini.

This is what democracy looks like!

It's your choice. It's your right. It's your responsibility.

Oregon ballots will be mailed at the end of April. Unlike prior years, postmarking by election day is not sufficient -- ballots must be received by election day now.

I will be using my local ballot drop box to exercise my right, my responsibility.

We the people, by the people.

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Thank you to the 400+ individual donors who contributed to my grassroots campaign to improve representation in Deschutes County!

Together we raised over $82,000 to support my run for Seat 3!

No dark money. No gray money. Just people who trust me to be a responsible and responsive County Commissioner.

GREAT TURNOUT at Monday's Candidate Forum hosted by the League of Women Voters!

See the video recording on their website: https://www.lwvdeschutes.org/

May 19th is just around the corner!

Running for office is no easy task. If you want regular folks to represent you, then support regular folks when they run in your town, in your region, in your state.

I'm grateful to all the volunteers helping me, the over 400 individual donors who contributed, to the supporters writing to the newspapers, to the folks bringing yard signs to their neighborhood, to the friends texting friends to vote 4 Sabbadini.

This is what democracy looks like!
It's your choice. It's your right. It's your responsibility.

Oregon ballots will be mailed at the end of April. Unlike prior years, postmarking by election day is not sufficient -- ballots must be received by election day now.

I will be using my local ballot drop box to exercise my right, my responsibility.

We the people, by the people.

Jackie Dingfelder is a consummate professional and champion for protecting Oregon's natural treasures. She served in the Legislature from 2001 to 2013 and continues to advocate for sensible public policy. I'm so grateful to have her support!

Thank you to the incredible Monica Freeman for the letter to the editor in support of my run for Seat 3 on the County Commission!

Monica is such a well respected leader in our profession, I am honored to have her faith in me!

Letters to the Editor, Week of April 23 - The Source - Bend, Oregon Bikes, Cars, and Neighbors: Two Good Projects, One Crowded Corridor As a homeowner in Luderman Crossing, I am writing to share concerns about the Reed Market and 15th Improvements and Bend Bikeway Project and its impact on residents most directly affected. The proposed design on SE 15th Street place...

You can also access the Voter Pamphlet on the Clerk’s website.

Today, April 20, ballots were mailed to out of state voters who are eligible to vote in the May 19 Primary Election. Ballots will be mailed to all Deschutes County voters on April 29.

***The last day to register to vote or change party affiliation is April 28.***

For more information, please contact the Deschutes County Elections Office at (541) 388-6547 or visit deschutescounty.gov/elections.

Yes, I do wash this shirt in between door knocking sessions 😎 I am in Sisters Country today.
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Also, don’t worry if you aren’t registered with a political party — you still get to vote for any candidates you prefer in all four seats on the May ballot.
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That’s because Deschutes County Commission races are now nonpartisan, making May a full election not a party primary.
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If any candidate wins 50% + 1 vote, it’s a win. No November runoff needed.
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Help shape Terrebonne’s future.

Deschutes County is updating the Terrebonne Community Plan, which will guide how the area grows and develops over the next 20 years. Topics include land use, housing, transportation, economic development and preserving the character of the community.

The online open house is open through April 30 and offers a quick, interactive way to review ideas, see what’s being considered and share your input.

Take a few minutes to participate here: deschutes.org/TCP

In recognition of National Volunteer Week, Deschutes County Health Services would like to appreciate all the amazing volunteers that are part of the Deschutes County Medical Reserve Corps (DCMRC).

Since 2023, the DCMRC has been able to support a wide variety of programs and activities throughout the community to strengthen public health.

Did you know the DCMRC can teach Hands-only CPR and Stop the Bleed anywhere in Deschutes County at your request?

Fill out a training request form: https://bit.ly/41JD8KE
Learn more about the Deschutes County MRC here: https://bit.ly/4cUSCBB

As of today, Oregon has reported 20 measles cases since the start of 2026. We encourage people to ensure they are protected against measles.

Measles is one of the most contagious diseases in the world, and it can be quite severe and even cause death.

The good news is that two doses of the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine are 97% effective in preventing measles. Call a health care provider to learn more about becoming vaccinated.

Measles is spreading in Oregon. Watch this update to learn how measles spreads, symptoms to watch for and ways to protect yourself and your loved ones: https://ow.ly/6t0i50YLq1V