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Home | AMERICA | Running for Multiple Unpaid Offices in Oregon

Running for Multiple Unpaid Offices in Oregon

May 31, 2013 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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Running for Multiple Unpaid Offices term limits

Oregon proposal allows candidates running for multiple unpaid offices throughout state government

Kennemer bill permits candidates to run for multiple unpaid district offices

OregonLive.com

State Rep. Bill Kennemer has introduced a bill that would allow candidates to run for more than one unpaid, special-district board in the same election. Although it’s relatively late in the 2013 Oregon Legislature’s session, Kennemer, R-Oregon City, said the House Bill 3537 was a great deal. | Democracy, elections and voting at Democracy Chronicles

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