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Stump Talk, Episode 3: "Leaders Who Can Walk and Chew Gum at the Same Time"
Rose City Reform talks to labor leader Laurie Wimmer and United for Portland's Doug Moore about endorsements, campaigning, and money in politics.
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Maja Viklands Harris
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September 2024

Sign of the Times: Campaigns Clash as Election Day Nears
Welcome to Stump Talk, your nifty end-of-the-month candidate tracker.
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Stump Talk, Episode 2: Summer Camp is Over
Rose City Reform sits down with OPB's City Hall reporter Alex Zielinski and local filmmaker Nathan Williams to parse the 2024 election cycle.
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Over 100 Candidates File as Deadlines Pass
Here's your nifty end-of-the-month candidate tracker — and a couple of surprises.
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"F***ing Madness or a Great Civic Experiment?"
It's election season. Let's talk politics! Welcome to the Stump Talk podcast.
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August 2024

Proportional Portland
The city's new electoral system is supposed to give voters more agency to elect their preferred leaders. What does that mean for Portland?
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Are You With Carmen or Rene?
Welcome to Stump Talk, your nifty end-of-the-month candidate tracker.
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July 2024

Early summer brings heat to city races.
Welcome to the June edition of Stump Talk, your end-of-the-month candidate tracker.
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June 2024

The art of getting noticed.
Some candidates are rewriting the campaign playbook in their pursuit of a seat on Portland City Council. Will it work to get them elected?
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Like the newsletter? We've got real-time news, too!
Here are our latest headlines about the 2024 election.
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May 2024

Puppets take over Rose City Reform!
Welcome to the May edition of Stump Talk, where we get a little help from some tiny surprise guests.
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Positivity reigns in city races—but for how long?
Ranked Choice Voting is making campaigns friendlier. Could a flood of independent expenditures undercut the trend?
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