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Morning! As I look at my Voter's Guide, I am settled on who I am ranking for Portland City Council. I'll share here and explain below, and feel free to ask questions. My District 3 ranking: 1) Angelita Morillo 2) Tiffany Koyama Lane 3) Esther León 4) Joel Corcoran 5) Cristal Otero 6) Steve Novick
Hey remember when Dan Ryan ran as a friend of Commissioner Hardesty and a staunch supporter of police reform, then did a 180 when it no longer served him? Guess who was his Chief of Staff for years, praises him publicly and privately, defended his police vote, and got a max donation from him 🤔
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