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U.S. Rep. Adam Schiff, the Democrat from California, came to Eugene recently to raise money for Val Hoyle’s campaign to succeed Peter DeFazio in Congress. … Continue reading
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Endorsements – Lane County
EW’s take on the general election
Lane County Commissioner, West Lane, Position 1 (nonpartisan) Dawn Lesley Ryan Ceniga A lot is on the line with this race for the Lane County … Continue reading
Vote Like Your Uterus Is on the Line — Because It Is
EW’s take on the general election
Former President Donald Trump didn’t actually grab us by the pussy, but he did kick us in the uterus. He’s thankfully out of office, but … Continue reading
Endorsements – State Races
EW’s take on the general election
Governor Tina Kotek (D, WF) Donice Noelle Smith (Constitution), Betsy Johnson (nonaffiliated), Christine Drazan (R) Democratic Party nominee and former House Speaker Tina Kotek has … Continue reading
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Our bird-watching friends just told us the Vaux’s swifts have been swooping into the chimney at the University of Oregon’s Agate Hall — aka the old … Continue reading
Endorsements – National Races
EW’s take on the general election
CONGRESS Senate Ron Wyden (D, I), incumbent Jo Rae Perkins (R), Dan Pulju (Pacific Green), Chris Henry (Progressive) You’d be hard pressed to find another … Continue reading
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If you’re tired of destruction — Hurricane Ian in Florida and Fiona in Puerto Rico, Russia’s war in Ukraine, wildfires in Oregon — try escaping into … Continue reading
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• We are still breathing wildfire smoke, Florida is flooding and Oregon is too complacent about the right to choose when it comes to abortions. … Continue reading
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Can you believe Eugene Weekly is 40 years old? Neither can we, but we are excited. The pandemic and its financial impacts have been the … Continue reading
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We hear rumblings that more recall elections will be coming to Eugene after the unfortunately successful recall from office of City Councilor Claire Syrett. This … Continue reading