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Elections Effect City & County Future

Information for voting in 2020

Dirk KnudsenbyDirk Knudsen
October 25, 2020
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There are a lot of candidates and measures on the ballot this year that will affect the future of the Hillsboro, Oregon community.ย  As a result of the November 3rd event, we will have some new faces in City and County government and some new rules to live by.

The Washington County Voters Pamphlet is available online right here.

Beyond the Hillsboro Council position for Ward 3 which we covered right here voters will decide on:

Measure No. 34-300 – this will affect salaries of County Commissioners

Measure No. 34-301 –ย amends the Washington County Charter allowing changes to the land use process

Measure No. 26-218 –ย revenue tax of .75% for transportation improvements- very HOT issue

For ballot information, drop boxes, and more check here-

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