Oregon’s Gov. Kotek warns against election violence, would deploy National Guard if needed
Gov. Tina Kotek issued a reminder against election violence on Tuesday, saying any attempts to undermine the election will be stopped. In an email to the Capital Chronicle, spokesperson Roxy Mayer said any voter intimidation or criminal acts aimed at undermining the election would not be tolerated and that the governor’s office is closely monitoring
While the country collectively holds its breath awaiting election results, government officials have prepared cities across ...
Election day is here and the Office of Governor Tina Kotek has released a statement regarding election day safety and voter ...
A longtime construction industry worker and an affordable housing director will jointly manage the Oregon office in charge of ...
The OHSU Board of Directors had planned to replace him immediately in a meeting today, one day after his departure was ...
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek declares a drought emergency in Wallowa County, initiating state response measures.
Governor Tina Kotek has declared a drought in Wallowa County through Executive Order 24-29, and directed state agencies to ...
Governor Tina Kotek is urging President Joe Biden to issue a federal major disaster declaration in response to the ...
SALEM, Ore.-Governor Tina Kotek has requested a federal major disaster declaration in Oregon in response to the 2024 wildfire ...
Gov. Tina Kotek has appealed to the Biden administration to declare a disaster in Oregon to provide funding for ranchers, ...
Governor Kotek hosted the Governor’s Marketplace Conference in Portland to foster business-state connections and support ...
The Pentagon said the D.C. National Guard was approved to assist the DC Fire and EMS Department from Election Day through Nov. 13. D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said she has not yet activated the National ...
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