Editorials

The civil rights lawyer could break the cycle of politicians using the state labor office as a launch pad for higher offices

The former lawmaker, running as an independent in a three-way race, is best-poised to break our partisan gridlock.

Columnists: The former state lawmaker has a wide array of endorsers and a track record for getting things done.

Our lawmakers have toiled with poverty wages; Oregon should match neighboring states.

A team of education reporters for the Pamplin Media Group has documented the pandemic's impact on students in Oregon.

'Future Ready Oregon' is designed to fill the gaps in trained workers and address racial inequities in the workplace.

Despite missteps, the incumbent deserves a second term in these unprecedented times.

Our recommendations for candidates and measures in the May 19 primary election

Other Democrats Sen. Shemia Fagan of Happy Valley and Jamie McLeod-Skinner of Terrebonne offer impressive résumés.

The mayor should stay in office; three new voices would be a good blend for the city.

These are challenging times, and a smart leader with a wealth of experience should stay in office.

The former lawmaker and city bureau chief is known for her sharp mind and sharp budgeting pencil.

In a very good field of candidates, this physician stands out as best choice for the Legislature.

The pulmonary and critical care physician would bring an independent and health care-savvy voice to the Legislature.

A promising challenger deserves the nod for the seat now held by the retiring Rep. Alissa Keny-Guyer.

Commissioner Nick Fish has shown his ability to navigate complex issues and has been a consistent voice of reason on the City Council.

In a battle of two good candidates, the need for a fresh perspective gives Jamila Singleton Munson the edge over Rita Moore

A wrap up of all our Editorial Board endorsements around the Portland region.