13 stories mentioning Tina Kotek
Candidates Christine Drazan and Tina Kotek on taxes, Portland and Trump The Business Journals
Kotek and Drazan face different tests in Oregon governor rematch Jefferson Public Radio
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek and Republican challenger Christine Drazan outlined starkly different economic blueprints regarding commercial regulations, tax structures, and industrial competitiveness at a Portland business forum.
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek signed an executive order requiring mandatory independent safety reviews and emergency termination mechanisms before state agencies deploy advanced artificial intelligence systems.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has organized an eighteen-governor coalition petitioning the United States Department of Justice to preserve federal enforcement of the landmark Olmstead community integration mandate under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
In Oregon's high-tech economic engine, Washington County Commissioners Nafisa Fai and Pam Treece will square off for Board Chair in November, while Hillsboro Mayor Steve Callaway and Kipperlyn Sinclair advance in District 4.
Incumbent Governor Tina Kotek and Republican nominee Christine Drazan prepare for a high-stakes 2026 general election rematch, with statewide campaigns centering on housing production mandates, behavioral healthcare delivery, and living costs across rural and metropolitan regions.
Democratic Governor Tina Kotek and Republican nominee Christine Drazan clashed over state energy policy and commercial data center expansion as statewide polling revealed strong voter opposition to generous tax abatements and escalating electrical grid demands across Washington and Umatilla counties.
The November general election field has been finalized in Forest Grove, where Mayor Malynda Wenzl secured a path to an unopposed second term while seven candidates compete for three open city council seats.
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek and Attorney General Dan Rayfield issued joint statements commending a federal court decision granting a temporary restraining order against new U.S. Postal Service administrative rules. The federal injunction halts mandates that sought to alter mail-in ballot delivery protocols ahead of the November elections.
The rapid growth of data center infrastructure has become a primary point of contention between gubernatorial candidates Tina Kotek and Christine Drazan. The debate centers on balancing the economic benefits of tech investment against the strain on local power grids and water resources.
Oregon Board of Forestry adopts landmark administrative rules under the Private Forest Accord, establishing wider stream buffers and expanded protections for salmon and endangered amphibians.
Oregon Transportation Commission awards $45 million to structurally reinforce seven Highway 101 coastal bridges against Cascadia subduction zone earthquakes and tsunami scour.
