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Oregon Working Families Party

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1	Oregon wfp on the (not-so) big screen…
2	2012 nominations: congressional, statewide, and legislative
3	2012 candidate nominations caucuses
4	The oregonian profiles oregon wfp’s role in hd48 primary
5	They said no, ıt could never happen…

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2	Vote your values
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1	B Media Collective’s
2	To see the WFP’s video, CLICK HERE.
3	(See the full list here.)
4	This process was successful because of the dedication of our members, affiliates, allied organizations, and supporters like you. Now we need your help to elect these WFP candidates and send them to Salem and Was***ngton, DC to fight for working Oregonians.
5	Help us put boots on the ground and ears on the phone for our WFP cross-nominees.
6	Along with choosing which candidates deserve the WFP seal of approval we’ll be electing delegates to the state nominating committee. Come to learn more, and to help build our Party.
7	Tuesday, July 17th, 2012 – 6:00-8:00pm
8	RSVP (4)
9	Thursday, July 19th, 2012 – 6:00-9:00pm
10	Thursday, July 26th, 2012 – 6:30-9:30pm
11	Sat****ay, July 28th, 2012 – 9:00am-12:00pm
12	Tuesday, July 31st, 2012 – 6:00-8:00pm
13	– RSVP
14	CLICK HERE
15	“Oregon’s Working Families Party first qualified for the ballot as a minor party six years ago, but it’s hard to say that the union-backed organization has had a big impact here.
16	However, the party certainly found a role for itself in Tuesday’s primary when it helped Democrat Jeff Reardon oust Rep. Mike Schaufler of Portland.
17	The party, which essentially ran Reardon’s canva*ing operation, used a well-trained cadre of paid canva*ers to blanket House District 48, which includes parts of Southeast Portland and Clackamas County.
18	Steve Hughes, the party’s executive director, said canva***ers hit 14,000 doorsteps and actually talked to more than 5,000 voters in the district. The party also ran phone banks that made more than 9,000 calls, he said”
19	HERE
20	YOU DID IT! WFP endorsed candidate, Jeff Reardon defeated inc***bent Mike Schaufler in HD48 with
21	66% of the vote!
22	In five weeks the WFP knocked on over 14,000 doors and made over 9,000 phone calls – making over 5,000 voter contacts for Jeff Reardon
23	And, of course, thanks to all of you. Whether you sent a contribution, volunteered, or said a little prayer for us, we appreciate it all. This was truly a team effort and we’re proud to have worked with all of you to deliver a victory for Jeff Reardon.
24	Let Jeff know you’re proud of his victory and the WFP’s hard work.

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1	(See the full list here.)
2	Note: Caucuses are open to the public, but you must be registered to vote as Working Families Party to partic****te and vote. To change your voter registration,
3	CLICK HERE
4	. Voter registration cards will be available day of as well.
5	“Oregon’s Working Families Party first qualified for the ballot as a minor party six years ago, but it’s hard to say that the union-backed organization has had a big impact here.
6	However, the party certainly found a role for itself in Tuesday’s primary when it helped Democrat Jeff Reardon oust Rep. Mike Schaufler of Portland.
7	The party, which essentially ran Reardon’s canva*ing operation, used a well-trained cadre of paid canva*ers to blanket House District 48, which includes parts of Southeast Portland and Clackamas County.
8	Steve Hughes, the party’s executive director, said canva***ers hit 14,000 doorsteps and actually talked to more than 5,000 voters in the district. The party also ran phone banks that made more than 9,000 calls, he said”
9	66% of the vote!

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3	Register to vote with the Oregon WFP	text
4	Contact Us	text
5	Elections and Our Candidates	text
6	Issues and Our Vision	text
7	Take Action Today	text
8	Oregon WFP on the (not-so) Big Screen…	text
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10	2012 Nominations: Congressional, Statewide, and Legislative	text
11	(See the full list here.)	text
12	2012 Candidate Nominations Caucuses	text
13	CLICK HERE	text
14	The Oregonian Profiles Oregon WFP’s Role in HD48 Primary	text
15	They Said No, It Could Never Happen…	text
16	Who we are	text
17	What’s fusion?	text
18	Support our work	text
19	Contact Us	text
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23	Supportourwork»	text
24	Learnmore»	text
25	Get involved »	text
26	Privacy Policy	text