Fascinating. It also occurs to me that Multnomah County is full of democratic liberals, so if you go red white and blue people're going to think you're a republican.

Yeah, I assumed Maria Rubio was conservative because of her color scheme. Is she?

My favorite is Washington County hopeful, and I kid you not

Kuz for congress

For the record: I look great in orange, too! (Also pretty good in purple.)

I want a candidate to just say, "Fuck it," and have a logo of them kicking a puppy. I'd vote for that candidate. Especially if that candidate is Mary Volm.

RobertaPhillip.net is red, white & blue -- and green. oh, and some purple. alas, we've withdrawn from the race.

Kinda digging the duddley logo, is that also Hood?

@sarah I don't think Maria would say she's conservative exactly, no. But she is trying to portray herself as established and experienced, so the colors might say that. Also, she's trying to appeal to a Latino base, who might see the colors as a sign that she's a friend in the States. I don't know.

http://www.portlandmercury.com/portland/no…

Ahem. Election is on the 18th, not the 15th.

And FYI: The voter reg deadline for the primary is coming up -- don't forget to register to vote or re-register if you've moved... You can even to it online! http://www.oregonvotes.org/

Whoops! Thanks for catching the typo, NoPo. I've changed the date to the 18th.

Why does Allen Alley's sign remind me of the Marriott's Spring hill Suites logo?