How to stop a bike lane project mentioned on first day of new Portland city council
Yes I took some liberties with that headline, but I promise it’s accurate.
Yes I took some liberties with that headline, but I promise it’s accurate.
Clark finished first in District 4 voting.
District by district breakdown.
It’s like ESPN for democracy.
Wilson has arguably the strongest transportation background of any mayor in Portland history
Our new voting method gives minority viewpoints representation.
Let’s focus on local politics.
Oregon needs Portland to vote!
I’m curious what BikePortlanders are thinking about this massive — and massively important — local election.
He’s by far the most outspoken critic of Portland’s approach to traffic safety.
Mia supports centrist candidates who she feels have the experiences and temperament to get things done.
Kiel wants someone who can lead us to protected bike lanes on NE Sandy Blvd.