Keizer Forward

Keizer, now is your time to shine! Check out the City of Keizer website for more information on what you need to do to register to run for Keizer City Council.

With 3 seats and the Mayor position up for re-election, now is your opportunity to step up and be a local leader.

Keizer, you have a HUGE election coming up in November. Right now, we have 3 city council seat positions and the mayor position open to anyone who wants to run.

Running in a smaller city like Keizer is a great opportunity to get involved in local politics!

Check out the full article here: https://www.keizertimes.com/2026/06/03/filing-begins-for-keizer-mayor-council-election/

Copied from Keizertimes article

"The four seats are nonpartisan and are open only to those who have lived in Keizer for at least one year leading up to election day, meaning only those residing in the city by Nov. 3, 2025, qualify.

To run, candidates have to complete city forms and then qualify for the race by getting signatures of 120 registered Keizer voters. Even incumbents have to follow that process and their deadline to file is Aug. 18. Other candidates then have one more week, until Aug. 25, to file.

The forms can be found on the city’s website under “city council elections.” City Recorder Melissa Bisset serves as the city’s election officer and can provide information. She can be reached at 503-856-3412 or [email protected]."

This Flag Day, Keizer joins millions across the USA to protest this corrupt administration and TAKE OUR FLAG BACK!

America was built on the backs of working people and immigrants. It is WE who make up this great country and that flag is ours.

What does the flag mean to you? Bring your signs, bring your flags and bring your voices.

Keizer Forward general meeting Wednesday 5/27 at 7pm at Keizer City Hall

Agenda:
Review election results
Upcoming Keizer city council election
Volunteer opportunities for campaigns
Review upcoming Keizer June Rally

Citizens can weigh in as Keizer council considers upping police fee - Keizertimes The Keizer City Council will again take up whether to sharply increase monthly city fees to cover police costs. The public meeting is at 6 p.m. Monday, May 4, and citizens can voice their opinions.

Keizer you have a ballot to turn in!

✅Vote all the way down the ballot
✅Vote Progressive
✅Drop off your ballot by May 19th

https://sos.oregon.gov/voting/Pages/drop-box-locator.aspx

McNary students march against Trump administration, ICE - Keizertimes Around 20 McNary High School students walked out of school around 1 p.m. on Wednesday afternoon, looking to express their disapproval of the federal government. The group walked east from the high school up North Chemawa Road before turning on to River Road, pausing at the intersection. Students cha...