Jesse Cornett’s chances of advancing beyond the May primary are as strong as the Jamaican bobsled team’s in the 1988 Olympics.
Ed Garren
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Hall Monitor
Seven-Way Split
The race for Dan Saltzman’s seat gets diluted even further.
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The Holy Trinity
Three Vie for Saltzman’s Seat
Three vie for City Commissioner Dan Saltzman’s council seat.
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The Week in Review
Catching up with the Local Election Results
A post-election wrap-up.
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Family Feud
Grandma Fights State Adoption Agency for Custody of Her Own Grandchildren
A Northeast Portland grandmother fights the state’s Department of Human Services to keep her grandchildren together.
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Fact Check
Scrutinizing the Candidates’ Junk Mail
If there’s one thing you can learn from this year’s truckload of campaign literature, it’s that candidates have a knack for saying a whole lot of nothing. In case you haven’t been to your mailbox lately, a landslide of fliers have been arriving at your home for the past week, as candidates try to grab […]
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Garren up for a Fight
Ed Garren Scraps for Votes
ED GARREN may be, at most, the current third place candidate in his bid to replace outgoing City Commissioner Erik Sten. Sten’s publicly financed Chief of Staff Jim Middaugh and labor attorney Nick Fish, who beat Sam Adams in the 2004 primary, are the frontrunners. But despite the odds, Garren—a newcomer to Portland and a […]