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• Editorial: Big wins, big misses in a legislative session of Democratic domi
• Editorial: Campaign finance referral not the answer;
• Oregon’s corporate-dominated campaign finance system gets Congress’ attenti
• Democrats pile up landmark wins that will affect Oregon schools, businesses
• Pamplin Media Group - Who's paying for Republican's walkout protest?
• Who’s paying for Republican’s protest of cap and trade? | Salem Reporter |
• Pamplin Media Group - Our Opinion: Drama aside, Capitol consensus attained
• Oregon Voters Could Finally Rein in Campaign Contributions
• Oregon lawmakers pay their businesses with campaign funds - it's legal, but
• Kitzhaber Uses Campaign Funds for Home Security System - Willamette Week
• Perfectly Legal - Willamette Week
• Rep. Greg Smith Is a Member of the Select Group That Doles Out State Dollar
• Campaign cash thwarted Oregon’s green ideals: What the Legislature may (and
• Rep. Greg Smith lobbied coal export permitting agency, possibly violating e
• Everything Oregon’s Legislature did -- and didn’t do -- for the environment
• Oregon Legislature: Diesel engine, cage-free hen, driver's license bills pa
• Campaign Finance Limits On Track To Oregon Voters . News | OPB
• Legislature sends ballot initiative to voters setting stage for campaign do
• Oregon Is One of Only Five States With No Campaign Caps. Voters Could Chang
• Polluters hit by Oregon climate bill gave big. Koch Industries was one of t
• As Oregon Legislature nears end, campaign reform might be close | Salem Rep
• https://twitter.com/robwdavis/status/1143245771484983296
• How Rogue Republicans Killed Oregon’s Climate-Change Bill | The New Yorker
• Behind Oregon’s GOP Walkout Is a Sordid Story of Corporate Cash | The Natio
• Pamplin Media Group - Democrats back off campaign contribution limits
• Pamplin Media Group - As Oregon Legislature nears end, campaign reform migh
• Ethics Complaint Alleges Funding Republicans Senators’ Walkout Violates Ore
• Redistricting reforms already taking root in many states - The Washington P
• Oregon GOP Senate Walkout: Did Koch Money Kill a Climate Bill? – Rolling St
• Pamplin Media Group - Senate negotiations sputter as Republicans' walkout c
• These are the Democrats who didn’t support Oregon’s climate bill. Who gave
• Oregon's Carbon Emissions Bill Isn’t the Only Legislation Delayed by State
• Editorial: House should let petition bill die;
• California political parties couldn’t use ‘independent’ in their names unde
• Lane County Senators Can Limit PAC Money in Elections – Eugene Weekly
• Oregon Senate Approves Controversial Restrictions On Electronic Voter Petit
• Senate Republicans threaten second walkout | Capital Bureau | bluemountaine
• Readers respond: Bill limiting campaign contributions a brave step - oregon
• Portland Political Candidates Must Disclose Funding Sources, Court Rules .
• Cap and trade withstands a lengthy floor debate to pass the House | Salem R
• Outside groups spent more than $1M to influence Denver's election, and it t
• Oregon Legislators May Take A Pass This Year On Trying To Limit Campaign Do
• House Speaker Tina Kotek “Undecided” on Whether to Support the Constitution
• Editorial: Initiative bill smacks of voter suppression - oregonlive.com
• Editorial: Democrats stack the deck against ballot measure;
• Drive to limit Oregon campaign money sputters to a stop | Salem Reporter |
• As Critics of the New Corporate Tax Increase Ponder Referring It to Voters,
• Why electric cars won't save us: There are not enough resources to build th
• Portland Political Candidates’ Campaign Ads Will Now Have to Identify Funde
• Democrats back off campaign contribution limits | Local | gazettetimes.com
• Limits on Oregon campaign money are dead. But voters may still get to weigh
• Judge strikes down Portland campaign finance limits - oregonlive.com
• Pamplin Media Group - Voters could get a say in campaign finance limit figh
• Study: Oregon 2018 campaign funding dominated by Portland-area groups
• Oregon takes steps toward campaign finance reform | The Columbian
• Opinion: Block billionaires and put caps on all political action committees
• Editorial: Proposed campaign donation limits only limit who holds the power
• Campaign finance reform worthy of support
• Oregon takes steps toward campaign finance reform | KATU
• Trio of bills to curb campaign spending advance; Advocates say bills start
• Oregon takes steps toward campaign finance reform - KTVZ
• Oregon House passes campaign finance reform package, Senate next
• Campaign contribution limits pass Oregon House - oregonlive.com
• Pamplin Media Group - Voters could get a say in campaign finance limit figh
• Lukens column: Voter suppression, Oregon style; Unions, with Democratic hel
• Campaign Finance Reform Is Inching Through the Oregon Legislature. How Much
• Oregon lawmakers propose campaign donation limits, but with “huge loophole”
• ‘Gray money’: New Washington law to lift the cloak on PAC funders | The Sea
• Kate Brown’s top aides went into overdrive doing campaign-like work during
• Pamplin Media Group - Campaign finance advocates want top court to hear Por
• How two Oregon universities helped finance opposition to Gov. Kate Brown’s
• Cargobikes Not Drones Are The Future For Urban Deliveries
• Oregon weakens seafood processing pollution permit amid opposition
• Small-donor elections offer a better way | Mail Tribune
• ‘Polluted by Money’ series underscores our commitment to journalism in the
• Editorial: Legislators, serve the public, not your donors - oregonlive.com
• Polluted by Money: How lawmakers could flush corporate money out of Oregon
• UFCW calls out Multnomah County for purge of citizens committee | nwLaborPr
• Oregon exporter dodged crude oil spill preparedness drill - oregonlive.com
• Editorial: Leave free speech alone;
• 'Polluted by Money': If campaign finance makes your brain hurt, we broke it
• Oregonian Connects Lax Campaign Laws To Lax Pollution Enforcement | Jeffers
• Campaign finance reform efforts hit snag | Mail Tribune
• Oregon Takes 1st Step Toward Campaign Finance Limits . News | OPB
• Finance reform more crucial than ever | Mail Tribune
• Dark money disclosure bill advanced to Gov. Phil Murphy's desk - News - Bur
• Readers respond: Let Measure 47 take effect - oregonlive.com
• Oregon Campaign Finance Reformers Focus On 'Dark Money' . News | OPB
• Polluted by Money: How Oregon could control the influence of campaign cash
• Oregon may make new move to limit money going to candidates | Salem Reporte
• Time to limit campaign contributions | Mail Tribune
• Oregon lawmakers say they want campaign donation limits -- just not the one
• Campaign finance reform in the crosshairs | Mail Tribune
• Pamplin Media Group - Lawmakers try to squeeze big money out of campaigns
• RJ investigation: Weak, vague campaign finance law easily exploited | Las V
• Oregon lawmakers spend campaign money on more than lawn signs and mailers:
• Oregon could see campaign finance limits on ballot in 2020 - oregonlive.com
• Portland Voters Pass Campaign Finance Limits . News | OPB
• Editorial endorsement: Vote 'yes' on Portland campaign finance reform - ore
• Voters Could Clamp Down On Ethics, Campaign Finance At The Ballot Box : NPR
• Campaign finance could be on 2020 ballot in Oregon | kgw.com
• Campaign Finance Could Be on 2020 Ballot in Oregon | Oregon News | US News
• America might see a new constitutional convention in a few years - Yes we c
• Leaving a Stench - The Oregonian - OregonLive.com
• Lawmakers come and go, but the lobby remains a powerful constant in Oregon
• Pamplin Media Group - Independent Party of Oregon slams DOJ forced resignat
• Ideology shouldn’t matter | Opinion | Eugene, Oregon
• Oregon’s citizen initiative petition system would be rejuvenated with onlin
• Candidates in Oregon's top election race building war chests | Local | gaze
• Loophole makes it tough to follow money in Oregon campaigns | The Seattle T
• Campaign finance laws are becoming more diluted by the session
• Oregon legislators utilize pass-throughs to donate to campaigns
• The political parties would like voters to kill California's top-two primar
• Corporate Ag Watch: Agrichemical Company Influence in Oregon – Part I – Fri
• The County Just Instituted Strict Campaign Reforms - News - Portland Mercur