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Republican Christine Drazan formally conceded the race Friday afternoon.
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Republicans had hoped state Sen. Christine Drazan could defeat Gov. Tina Kotek and break a four-decade-plus losing streak.
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The gubernatorial rematch between Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek and Republican state Sen. Christine Drazan is the state’s most closely watched race this year.
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Oregon’s next governor will have to lead the state through difficult cuts to spending on the Oregon Health Plan.
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Kotek said she will request state funding to help Silver Rail Elementary recover from the attack.
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But as she seeks another four years, the Democrat says she hasn’t communicated success to voters.
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The two candidates for governor met in Bend Tuesday night for their final debate, touching on issues specific to Central and Eastern Oregon — and included plenty of familiar lines.
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The governor has already halted data center construction on state lands. Now she has directed regulators to pause environmental permits for data centers, in a move criticized by the industry.
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Oregon's persistent education challenges are a result of the system that surrounds it, say experts and advocates OPB spoke to for the second in a two-part series on Oregon's state education system.
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The Democratic governor has granted in-person interviews to a cast of social media users this year.
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The campaign donation from the National Republican Governors Association comes at a key time.
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Gov. Tina Kotek and state Sen. Christine Drazan continued to try to distinguish themselves for voters during their meeting in Medford.
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At times, the two candidates talked past each other without directly addressing one another’s grievances. They also mischaracterized each other’s records.
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Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek and state Sen. Christine Drazan spent much of their first debate Thursday night in Eugene trying to discredit one another.