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Multnomah County is the bluest county in Oregon, and the Democratic Party of Multnomah County is where it all begins. As Democrats, we are dedicated to making people's lives better. Our vision is to restore an effective and efficient government that will respect your rights, count your votes, rebuild the economy, and restore accountability. We are active locally in numerous projects and issues on a wide variety of interests. So browse this site, get involved, and help us restore Oregon and America.
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Obama for President HQ re-opens.
Merkley for Senate campaign to share Division St space
Obama-Merkley Headquarters
3016 SE Division
Portland, OR
Obama for America
503.236.2008
Merkley for Senate
503-274-4439
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Multnomah Dems: Take me out to the ballgame!
The Multnomah and Washington County Democrats join forces for an All-American evening of baseball and politics. Ok, not a lot of politics, but you do get a super-cool "Multnomah Democrat" t-shirt with your ticket and a couple of bumper stickers. And you'll be in the middle of dozens of local Dems. Mostly, we'll enjoy watching the Portland Beavers take on the Colorado Springs Sky Sox, raise some money for the party and enjoy being with other Democrats.
Friday, July 18 - 7:05 pm first pitch
Get your tickets while we've got them. Buy online right now.
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19 Multnomah Democrats selected as Delegates to 2008 Convention in Denver
Led by Mult Dems Chair KC Hanson, nineteen Multnomah County Democrats will be heading to Denven to make history. Along with the elected delegates from around the state, as well as the automatic delegates, they will make Barack Obama the first African-American nominee for President.
Here is the complete list of local delegates. Check the state-wide list.
The Obama Campaign has opened the campaign to all Americans, not just delegates. To learn more, visit the Obama website and sign up for the Open Convention.
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 Delegates selection to National Convention: Chair KC Hanson & Treasurer Laura Calvo lead the county delegation; read the whole list.
Democratic Leaders in the House and Senate announced plans today to pass a series of measures in the February session to make Oregonians safer, improve the quality of life for senior citizens and children, provide greater fairness for Oregon homeowners and create more accountability in state government.
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DNC News Blog
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