WASHINGTON COUNTY CANDIDATES

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
VOTE MAY 19TH

STEVAN KIRKPATRICK

COUNTY

COMMISSIONER

DISTRICT 2

OTHER NON-PARTISAN POSITIONS
VOTE MAY 19TH

KEVIN BARTON

CHRIS

CHRISTENSEN

BRUCE

BROUSSARD

METRO

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WASHINGTON COUNTY STATE SENATE CANDIDATES
VOTE MAY 19TH

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WASHINGTON COUNTY STATE REPRESENTATIVE CANDIDATES
VOTE MAY 19TH

BOB

NIEMEYER

STEPHANIE

CARKIN

MARK

NORMAND

RANDALL

FRYER

HOUSE DISTRICT

28

CHARLES

ROSS

DARCY

EDWARDS

CIATTA

THOMPSON

SHAUNIE

COUSINS

DAN

MARTIN

HOUSE DISTRICT

35

Michael
Orth

HOUSE DISTRICT

36

WASHINGTON COUNTY MEANSURES
VOTE MAY 19TH

State Wide Ballot Measure 120

YES VOTE

HB 3991 stays in place.
This would maintain the following changes:

increase to the state gas tax from $0.40 to $0.46 per gaL,

Payroll tax for transportation increasing from 0.1% to 0.2%

Higher vehicle registration and title fees

NO VOTE

Repeals HB 3991
This would stop and prevent the following changes:

The gas tax increase from $0.40 to $0.46 per gallon

The payroll tax increase from 0.1% to 0.2%

Increases to vehicle registration and title fees

Local Measure THPRD 34-350

YES VOTE
Estimated cost: about $0.37 per $1,000 of assessed property value, roughly $120 per year for a typical homeowner, for about 20 years.


NO VOTE
Taxes will not increase

Washington County Measure 34-351

YES VOTE
Updates auditor qualifications and requires audits follow professional government standards.

NO VOTE

Keeps the current charter rules unchanged.

City of Tigard 34-349 Bonds

YES VOTE
Borrow money to replace aging police, public works, and emergency operations facilities.


NO VOTE
Do not borrow money; current facilities remain in use.