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Wally Edge
Despite not having any sign of a real race for Oregon's labor commissioner spot, incumbent Democrat Brad Avakian released this new and somewhat screwy television ad. While Avakian has no real ... >
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Given the constant changing dynamic of Oregon's US Senate race, who do you think Oregonians will choose on November 4?
Gordon Smith (R)
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Jeff Merkley (D)
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Quote of the Day
October 16, 2008
"The measure acknowledges we had a huge increase in our immigrant student population and we need to be smarter about how we teach them."
- Rick Hickey, chairman of the political action committee English for the Children of Oregon, on why he supports Measure 58, which would put all state students in an English immersion program.
-The Oregonian
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