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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.

Front PageNewsPolitics

January 3, 2025

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

280 Comments


Interview with Portland City Councilor-Elect Olivia Clark

Clark finished first in District 4 voting.

BikePortland PodcastBikePortland VideoFront PagePolitics

December 23, 2024

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

93 Comments


Portland’s new city council bodes well for bicycling

District by district breakdown.

Front PageNewsPolitics

November 12, 2024

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

63 Comments


Watch city council races play out with round-by-round animations

It’s like ESPN for democracy.

Front PagePolitics

November 8, 2024

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

75 Comments


Portland’s new mayor Keith Wilson is steeped in transportation

Wilson has arguably the strongest transportation background of any mayor in Portland history

Front PagePolitics

November 7, 2024

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

30 Comments


Last night’s winner? Single transferable vote

Our new voting method gives minority viewpoints representation.

Front PagePolitics

November 6, 2024

Lisa Caballero (Contributor)

150 Comments


Keith Wilson on road to victory, and I’ll see you at Bike Happy Hour tonight

Let’s focus on local politics.

Front PageNewsPolitics

November 6, 2024

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

32 Comments


Portland election turnout alarmingly low

Oregon needs Portland to vote!

Front PagePolitics

November 4, 2024

Lisa Caballero (Contributor)

75 Comments


Opinion: Let’s talk about politics

I’m curious what BikePortlanders are thinking about this massive — and massively important — local election.

EditorialFront PagePolitics

November 1, 2024

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

200 Comments


Outspoken critic of city transportation policies hit by drunk driver

He’s by far the most outspoken critic of Portland’s approach to traffic safety.

Front PageNewsPolitics

October 30, 2024

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

54 Comments


District 3 Ballot Banter with Mia Birk

Mia supports centrist candidates who she feels have the experiences and temperament to get things done.

BikePortland PodcastFront PagePolitics

October 25, 2024

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

41 Comments


District 2 Ballot Banter with Kiel Johnson

Kiel wants someone who can lead us to protected bike lanes on NE Sandy Blvd.

BikePortland PodcastFront PagePolitics

October 24, 2024

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

4 Comments


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