It's Election Eve. Have You Voted Yet?

Portland, ORLocal News

Multnomah County voters must ensure their ballots arrive by 8 PM on May 20 for the special district election. This election will fill local school board positions across districts like Portland Public Schools, Parkrose, Centennial, and David Douglas. Voters will also encounter a significant levy aimed at funding critical infrastructure upgrades in the state's largest school district. The proposed bond will support remodeling three high schools and improving HVAC systems and earthquake safety in several K-8 schools. The Mercury offers an endorsement guide for voters seeking assistance in selecting candidates.

Additionally, residents can utilize Multnomah County's drop site locator to find ballot drop-off locations. Historical data indicates that local elections, while sometimes overlooked, play a vital role in shaping educational policy and community resources. Every vote counts, emphasizing the importance of participation in the electoral process.

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