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The federal court verified that the Portland Police Association measure failed to submit evidence for its recount claim. This is great news for Portland Clean Energy Fund, which is helping thousands of Portlanders adapt to climate changes.

We are pleased to endorse Simone Rede for City of Portland auditor. Learn why by checking out our complete Voter Guide. Link in bio.

We are excited to endorse Joe Hagedorn to the Multnomah County Circuit CourtCourt position 14. Learn more about Joe in our Voter Guide. Link in bio.

We are endorsing Diane Sykes for Position 2 on the Multnomah County Circuit Court. Having judges who follow the law with integrity is essential to our region. Check out our full Voter Guide at portlandforall.org/voterguide

Mayor Wilson, Laurie Wimmer and other power brokers don’t want Portlanders to have a say in how our taxes are spent. We are strong because of our numbers. Let’s lift the Participatory Budgeting measure to victory.

We are excited to endorse Bri Williams in Multnomah County District 2. Born and raised in North Portland, Williams brings a deep understanding of why the County is essential to building a strong economy locally. She also is an AFSCME Local 88 member as a County social worker.

Williams is endorsed alongside Serena Cruz so voters can track two strong candidates in the District. Check out our complete Voter Guide on our website. Link in bio.

We are pleased to endorse Serena Cruz for the District 2 seat on the Multnomah County Commission. Cruz is a tested and strong leader who will represent North and Northeast Portland well. Because the County will use rank-choice voting we are also endorsing Bri Williams for this seat. Check out our complete Voter Guide at Portlandforall.org/voterguide Link in bio.

Multnomah County is important to the future of our region. We need a leader we can trust to make smart decisions for everyone across the county. That person is Shannon Singleton. Check our full Voter Guide for all our endorsements. Link in bio.

On Thursday, the Portland City Council has an opportunity to begin healing an historic wrong when city leaders destroyed 450 homes and businesses in Lower Albina. The Council should vote yes to support negotiations with Albina Vision Trust to potentially development land around the Moda Center.

The Portland Police Association is working with a former Trump Administration lawyer to sue our local elections officials to get a recount on its failed ballot measure.