Gary A. Warner
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Reality check arrives for Oregon Legislature, or how most legislation gets left in the dust
The middle of February is when the mood of the Oregon Legislature shifts from aspiration to perspiration. → Read More
COVID-19 three years later: What's happened, what's next
COVID-19 rings in another New Year this week, ever-present even as the world wishes for it to be in the past. → Read More
New era in Salem marked by real and political seismic shifts
The closest thing to a political lull in Oregon politics is starting this week. → Read More
Politicians on Nov. 8 ballot seek to be first, longest-serving, oldest and more
The Nov. 8 election could result in a number of firsts for Oregon. → Read More
Governor's race shifts into higher gear as it passes Labor Day
The 2022 election has entered the sprint at the end of the marathon. → Read More
Brown declares statewide emergency over wildfire danger
Oregon is under a statewide emergency declaration due to wildfire danger, Gov. Kate Brown announced Sunday. → Read More
Oregon congressional races tighten, according to top election forecaster
Three open congressional seats in Oregon are less firmly in Democratic control, according to a report on Friday. The day also saw a GOP legislative candidate find an innovative ad → Read More
Ready, set, go: Less than 100 days until election
It's easy to feel like the November election is a long way off. → Read More
New election endorsements and forecasts in Oregon races
A trio of political endorsements and a revised election forecast topped political news on Tuesday. → Read More
East vs. west meets left vs. right in Oregon congressional race
On the left, Terrebonne attorney Jamie McLeod-Skinner, the progressive Democrat who vanquished seven-term U.S. Rep. Kurt Schrader, D-Canby, in the May primary. → Read More
Redistricting roils legislative races east of the Cascades
In Oregon politics, the Cascades have served as a political firewall for the past decade. → Read More
Primary day is the end of the beginning of the 2022 election
Regime change is coming to Oregon starting Tuesday night, regardless who wins or loses → Read More
Megadrought has Oregon leaders worried about another record fire season
A megadrought that has parched much of the western United States has Oregon officials concerned the state could face another summer of record blazes. → Read More
Oregon primary election heats up as ballots go out and ads go up
Many Oregonians will have a possible attention grabber in the mailbox within days: their ballot. → Read More
Oregon will lift mask mandate March 12
Oregon will drop its indoor mask mandate on March 11, more than a week earlier than announced last week. → Read More
Oregon politics season is heating up
Oregon politics has been unusually active this month. → Read More
COVID-19 infections not rising in Oregon yet, but sixth wave could be coming
Oregon could be hit by a sixth wave of COVID-19 infections as a new spike spreads rapidly across the United States. → Read More
Zika won't seek third-term in Redmond-area House district
Two-term Rep. Jack Zika, R-Redmond, said Thursday he would not run for re-election next year. → Read More
Fire costs likely to trigger Oregon's rare insurance policy with Lloyd's of London
Oregon will likely file a claim on its one-of-a-kind wildfire insurance policy with Lloyd's of London. → Read More
Central Oregon counties have worst COVID-19 infection rate in state
Three Central Oregon counties had the highest rate of new COVID-19 infections across the state over the past week. → Read More