News and Opinion from Sisters, Oregon
How we vote
Federal and State candidates:
President of the United States: Sen. John F. Kerry.
U.S. Senate: Ron Wyden.
U.S. House of Representatives, 2nd District: Greg Walden.
Oregon Attorney General: Hardy Myers.
Oregon Secretary of State: Bill Bradbury.
Oregon Treasurer: Randall Edwards.
Oregon Senate, 27th District: Ben Westlund
Oregon House District 53: Gene Whisnant
Local candidates and measures:
Sisters City Council: Dave Elliott, John Rahm, Judy Trego. (see The Nugget, October 20).
Measure 9-30 -- Local Option for Sisters schools: Yes.
Deschutes County Commissioner: Randy Gordon (see The Nugget, October 6).
Statewide measures:
Measure 31 -- Postpone elections if candidate dies: Yes.
Measure 32: Reclassify mobile homes for tax purposes: Yes.
Measure 33 -- Medical marijuana reform: Yes. If medical marijuana is to be legal, those who need it should have reasonable access to it.
Measure 34 -- Tillamook and Clatsop Forest management plan (50/5 set-aside): No. Managing resources by referendum is too sweeping and inflexible.
Measure 35 -- Limits non-economic damage awards for medical liability to $500,000: Yes (see The Nugget, October 13).
Measure 36 -- Amends the Oregon Constitution to define marriage as between one man and one woman: No. (see The Nugget, October 13).
Measure 37 -- Compensation for land use action that reduces property value: No (see The Nugget, October 20).
Measure 38 -- Abolishes SAIF: No. SAIF has kept insurance premiums low for businesses.
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