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Kevin Frazier, Gary Conkling, Mark Hester, Ben Bowman, Alex Titus, Steve Novick, Peter Laufer, Reagan Knopp, Kristina Edmunson, Adam Davis, Andrew Kalloch, John Tapogna, Thomas L. Ngo, Buddy Terry, Hilary Dumitrescu, Robrt Harris, Nathan Howard, Susheela Jayapal, David Frank, Mason Finn Kennedy, [email protected], Bradley Phelps, Glendora Claybrooks, Ron Paradis, Sue HildickEverything you need to know about Oregon politics, policy, campaigns, and elections.
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Assistant Professor at St. Thomas University College of Law and Research Affiliate at Legal Priorities Project. Focused on improving the resilience of our democratic institutions. more
Gary has been a journalist, congressional aide, federal and state lobbyist and co-founder of a public affairs firm in Portland.
Mark worked 20 years at The Oregonian in positions including business editor & editorial writer. He currently is a communications consultant.
Host of The Oregon Bridge Podcast; State Representative-Elect, Tigard-Tualatin School Board Member; Founder of Packed with Pride food pantry. I speak only for myself!
Environmental lawyer, former Sizemore fighter, former Portland City Commissioner, believer in taxing the rich and letting people know where tax dollars go.
Instant Gratification
Kristina has 15 years of political, and crisis communications experience. She has been involved with some of the biggest and most controversial policy and legal decisions in Oregon. But her proudest title? 6th generation Oregonian.
Adam Davis works with Oregon Humanities to get people thinking and talking together, and he used to lead backcountry trail crews with the US Forest Service.
I'm a proud Oregonian, the lucky spouse of @AdamsKalloch & father of three. Former: ACLU lawyer/Policy wonk/Candidate for Congress, OR-4.
John is President of ECONorthwest--an economic consulting firm with offices in Portland, Seattle, Los Angeles, Eugene, and Bend.
Digital marketer, entrepreneur, and real estate investor. Transportation, community development, and public health are my jam. Grown in Portland. Aged in NYC. @ColumbiaSIPA and @UPortland alum.
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I am a 6-year Oregon resident. We moved here for the rainy weather and the green; we stayed because of the beautiful community we found.
Cofounder & President at East Fork Cultivars more
Multnomah County Commissioner for District 2, North and Northeast Portland. South Asian immigrant, lawyer, and Oregonian since 1994.
Professor
Part-time Funnyman, The News Director at KWVA Eugene, and a journalist from Eugene, Oregon.
Kathleen was born and raised in rural Oregon. She is the retired VP for Grants and Programs at Oregon Community Foundation where she worked for 33 years.
Glendora Claybrooks is a contributing author to the OregonWay Blog. more
Born and raised in Oregon, Ron worked at colleges out of state for 10 years; he returned home and spent 28 years at Central Oregon Community College.
Fourth generation Oregonian with a serious love of place. I work across sectors to surface pragmatic public policy solutions.
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