In Portland, Oregon, political outsider Keith Wilson elected mayor after homelessness-focused race
Voters in Portland, Oregon, have elected political outsider Keith Wilson as their new mayor, following a campaign in which he capitalized on years of growing frustration over homeless encampments, open drug use and quality of life concerns to outperform three City Council members — including one ensnared in a driving record scandal — who had also sought to lead the city.
Portland’s new mayor Keith Wilson is steeped in transportation
It’s official: Keith Wilson is Portland’s next mayor. A relative political newcomer who received just 5% of the vote when he ran for a seat on Portland City Council in 2020, he walloped his incumbent competition and will finish with about 62% of the votes.
Keith Wilson, businessman and political outsider, elected mayor of Portland
Portland voters have elected Keith Wilson, a trucking company CEO and political outsider, to become the city’s 54th mayor. Partial returns as of 5 p.m. Wednesday showed Wilson leading Portland Commissioner Carmen Rubio 62% to 38% — a margin of more than 42,
Multnomah County added tens of thousands of newly-counted ballots to the Portland city council race results Wednesday evening, but if any candidates were hoping that the update would shake up ...
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How are ranked choice votes counted for Portland’s mayor, city council races?Oregon’s first foray into ranked-choice voting is now underway with the City of Portland’s mayoral and city council races but ...
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