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The Oregon State Capitol Building. (Photo: Gary Halvorson / Oregon State Archives, CC BY 4.0. Cropped.)
Oregon state Sen. Christine Drazan’s attempt to unseat incumbent Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek fell short as voters punished Republicans n...
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek at a January 7, 2026, event discussing Oregon Department of Transportation funding and threatened layoffs. (Photo courtesy of Gov office)
Oregon voters are deciding right now whether to give Governor Tina Kotek a...
Welcome to Oregon Roundup’s series The Rematch, analyzing the 2026 election with a special focus on the governor’s race.
Welcome to Oregon Roundup’s series The Rematch, analyzing the 2026 election with a special focus on the governor’s rac...
Moda Center, December 18, 2025. Photo: Another Believer / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Cropped from the original; cropped image shared under the same license.
Ed. note: this is part of an ongoing series in which Robert S. Miller goes w...
State Senator Christine Drazan (Photo courtesy Drazan campaign website)
The Republican Governors Association contributed $2 million to State Senator Christine Drazan’s governor campaign on October 16, 2026, according to the Secretary of St...
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Writer of politics and lame jokes at Oregon Roundup on Substack. https://oregonroundup.substack.com/
Mark worked 20 years at The Oregonian in positions including business editor & editorial writer. He is regular contributor to Oregon Roundup.
I write to examine the principles, institutions, and relationships that make self-government possible, bringing evidence, experience, and independent judgment to questions where reasonable people may disagree
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