Some Bend voters are just relieved Election Day is over
It was a quiet Wednesday morning in Bend, the morning after a historic election, both at the state and national level.
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It was a quiet Wednesday morning in Bend, the morning after a historic election, both at the state and national level.
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Bend is going to have four new faces on the seven-member city council, as voters tossed out two incumbents and filled two open seats on Tuesday.
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NewsChannel 21 talked with Deschutes County DA John Hummel Wednesday about the impacts of voter approval of Measure 110, which decriminalizes some hard drugs.
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NewsChannel 21 spoke to Jason Kropf, who outlined his priorities after defeating state Rep. Cheri Helt of Bend in a hard-fought campaign for Oregon House District 54.
Continue ReadingA new round of Deschutes County ballot results early Wednesday morning moved state Sen. Tim Knopp, R-Bend, ahead of Democratic challenger Eileen Kiely, after Kiely had led narrowly in the night’s earlier counts.
Continue ReadingPORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The mayor of Portland has declared victory after a bruising campaign that sandwiched him between a tough challenger to his political left and anger from moderate voters and business owners frustrated with five months of near-nightly protests that made the city a frequent lightning rod for President Donald Trump. Mayor Ted
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Oregon became the first state to decriminalize hard drugs like heroin and methamphetamine and to legalize therapeutic use of psilocybin mushrooms on Tuesday, with two ballot measures passing by large margins.
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KTVZ political analysts Judy Stiegler and Jeff Eager weigh in as Republican Cliff Bentz defeats Democrat Alex Spenser in the race for the open 2nd District seat.
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Democratic challenger Eileen Kiely says she wishes she could have spoken to more voters in person.
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The race between incumbent Phil Henderson and challenger Phil Chang featured two very different candidates, but they both agreed the COVID-19 pandemic has had a big impact on their campaigns.
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A big controversy surrounding the lead-up to Election day in the race for Oregon House District 54 was campaign ads, many of them sharply negative about their opponent.
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Democrat candidate Spenser and Republican candidate Bentz talk to Newschannel about the much needed support through COVID-19.
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Republican candidate for Oregon’s 2nd Congressional District Cliff Bentz talked to NewsChannel 21 before Tuesday night’s election results.
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Democratic candidate for Oregon’s 2nd Congressional District Alex Spenser talked to NewsChannel 21 before Tuesday night’s election results.
Continue ReadingOn an Election Night as momentous as ever, and over the days to come, NewsChannel 21/KTVZ.COM will bring you complete team coverage of the results and reaction to the wide variety of local and state races and measures, along with NBC’s coverage of the race for the White House.
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Gov. Kate Brown announced Monday “a law enforcement plan to keep the peace, protect free speech and prevent violence and intimidation on Election Day and in the days that follow” in Portland.
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A group of President Trump supporters staged a rally along Highway 97 in northern Bend Friday evening.
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Although Election Day is Nov. 3, the FBI’s work in securing the election begins well before and extends well beyond that date. In the weeks leading up to Election Day, the FBI has been particularly engaged in extensive preparations.
Continue ReadingOregon Senate District 30 is the state’s largest, stretching from Central Oregon to the Columbia Gorge and covering most of Eastern Oregon – more than a third of the state, in fact. The issues are just as big, and appointed GOP Senator Lynn Findley and Democratic challenger Carina Miller covered many of them in Tuesday night’s debate on KTVZ.
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Bend Police Chief Mike Krantz announced Tuesday that officers will be at ballot drop-off sites “when necessary” in the days leading up to Election Day — not to raise voter concerns, but to ease them, he explained.
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