Oregon campaigns turn to voter turnout
The World - Sat May 17, 3:44 am EDTPORTLAND — It’s not every day that Oregon voters get a personal reminder to turn in their ballots from a former president.
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PORTLAND — It’s not every day that Oregon voters get a personal reminder to turn in their ballots from a former president.
Hillary Clinton toured some unsold houses to begin what could be her final campaign stop in Oregon for the state primary as her rival, Barack Obama, prepared for town halls and a big rally on his upcoming visit.
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee is expending significant resources to help ensure its favored candidate in next week's Oregon Senate primary emerges victorious. The committee is up with a second statewide ad buy this week defending state House Speaker Jeff Merkley without making mention of his primary opponent, Democratic activist Steve Novick. The DSCC has also been calling ...
Oregon is fertile ground for Barack Obama, the self-described "change" candidate. The state that has led the way in everything from bike trails to assisted suicide is also the first to vote entirely by mail.
As Oregon’s May 20 primary approaches, one of the biggest questions on the minds of many Democrats is whether Illinois Sen. Barack Obama can attract enough votes to beat John McCain in the general election. Specifically, whether Obama can pull in the white voters that New York Sen. Hillary ...
The two Democratic presidential candidates will be in Oregon this weekend. New York Sen. Hillary Clinton will appear at a town hall meeting at KGW-TV on Friday at 7 p.m., where she will talk to undecided voters. Before that, she will appear in Junction City. There she will tour a partly finished ...
PORTLAND (AP) — Oregon is fertile ground for Barack Obama, the self-described “change” candidate.
International student Dorsaf Naoui is not eligible to vote for the next president of the United States, but that did not stop her from joining roughly 8,000 others who came to see Sen. Barack Obama campaign on the Memorial Quad at the University of Oregon last Friday.
The upcoming Oregon and Kentucky primaries are near perfect illustrations of the two separate wings of the Democratic Party. Affluent, green and antiwar Oregon is expected to support Illinois Sen. Barack Obama. Kentucky's rural, blue-collar population will help New York Sen. Hillary Clinton.
PORTLAND (AP) — A new poll shows Barack Obama with a huge lead over Hillary Clinton in Oregon as the state heads into the final week before its primary election votes are counted.
PORTLAND — Consumer activist and perennial presidential candidate Ralph Nader vowed Tuesday that he’ll be on Oregon’s presidential ballot in November, or else.