Behre for Judge

I just called Laura Rowan and Diane Sykes to congratulate them. They are experienced and thoughtful attorneys, and Multnomah County will be well served by whoever joins the bench in January.

I am grateful to live in a state where every vote is counted carefully and our elections are conducted with integrity. Tonight's outcome is democracy working as it should.

Tonight didn't go the way we hoped. But I want to be clear: I have no regrets. I got into this race because I believe courts matter: to the families who walk through those doors, to the community that depends on fair outcomes, and to the rule of law that holds everything together. That belief hasn't changed.

We ran a grassroots campaign built on who I actually am and what I actually believe: that the same fair and impartial system should work for everyone. The support we earned along the way — from unions, from colleagues, from community members across Multnomah County — means more to me than I can express.

To everyone who showed up for this campaign: thank you. You held house parties, donated, put up yard signs, and sent encouragement when we needed it most. Your belief in what we were trying to do is something I will carry for the rest of my career. I also want to thank our entire campaign team, and my family, who know what they gave and what it meant.

The work of building a more just Multnomah County doesn't end tonight. It never does. I'll see you in the courtroom.

Today is the day. 🗳️

Ballots are due today, May 19. If yours isn't in yet, drop boxes close at 8 p.m. Find your nearest drop box at multco.us/elections.

Vote Chris Behre, Judge Position 2. Thank you for showing up for Multnomah County.

Yesterday, Chris and fellow judicial candidate Jo Perini-Abbott (Position 5) joined City Councilor Loretta Smith for Soles to the Polls — a community march to the ballot box in North Portland.

Loretta Smith has spent her career fighting for Portland's most underserved communities. Her endorsement of Chris means everything to this campaign.

Ballots are due by 8 p.m. tomorrow, Tuesday May 19. Find your nearest drop box at multco.us/elections.

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One day left. ⏰

If your ballot is sitting on the counter, tonight is the night. Drop boxes are open across Multnomah County — find yours at multco.us/elections.

Vote Chris Behre, Judge Position 2.

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20,000 hours in these courtrooms. Chris Behre knows what Multnomah County's courts need — because he's been there every day.

"I've spent over 20,000 hours arguing cases in front of a judge. Balancing accountability with rehabilitation has been my life's work."

Two days left. Ballots due May 19.

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This is what a campaign weekend looks like. 📞

Every spare moment — before his workday, over lunch, on walks with Rory, early mornings, late nights, between campaign events, and all weekend long — Chris is on the phone, doing the work it takes to get across the finish line.

This is how he campaigns. It's also how he'll serve.

Three days left. Ballots are due Tuesday, May 19.

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The "Justice League" — in person, holding their own mailer. 🗳️

Chris Behre (Position 2), Jo Perini-Abbott (Position 5), and Joe Hagedorn (Position 14) are running together to bring compassion, experience, and fairness to the Multnomah County Circuit Court — all endorsed by the Oregon Working Families Party.

Swipe to see two of them in action. ➡️

All three need your vote by May 19. Don't leave any of these races blank on your ballot.

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The Bitchtucci Voter's Guide has spoken. 🗳️

Marissa Yang Bertucci has been making sense of Portland ballots for years, and her take on Position 2 is clear: Chris Behre has secured the progressive endorsements that matter — and brings the lived experience our courts need.

Swipe for both of her quotes. Then vote. Ballots are due May 19.

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Every Mother's Day, Chris helps plant flowers for the outdoor planters. This year, between campaign events, he kept the tradition. 🌱

The same person who shows up in the courtroom shows up at home.

Five days until May 19. If you haven't voted yet, your ballot is waiting.

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This is what it looks like. Chris Behre, Judge Position 2, right there on your Multnomah County ballot.

If you haven't voted yet, now is the time. Ballots are due May 19 — that's Tuesday.

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