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News Tipoffs - Oregon Editors Newsletter for 2026-08-24 ( 3 items )  
Capital Research Center Issues Commentary: Nonprofit Amici Supporting Boulder's Climate Lawsuit Against Energy Firms (10)
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22 -- The Capital Research Center issued the following commentary on Aug. 21, 2026, by senior research analyst Robert Stilson: * * * Nonprofit amici supporting Boulder's climate lawsuit against energy firms Anti-energy NGOs and other nonprofits with combined annual revenues of $436 million have filed briefs supporting Boulder, Colorado in a U.S. Supreme Court case arising from its lawsuit against major oil & gas firms. Boulder is seeking to hold the companies liable for what it claims are harms associated with climate change more PR

Democratic Party of Oregon: Oregon Housing Construction Permits Surge, Despite Christine Drazan's Opposition to Pro-Housing Policies (10)
SALEM, Oregon, Aug. 18 (TNSrep) -- The Democratic Party of Oregon issued the following news: * * * Oregon Housing Construction Permits Surge, Despite Christine Drazan's Opposition to Pro-Housing Policies Portland, OR -- A new report (https://www.census.gov/construction/bps/statemonthly.html) from the United States Census Bureau shows that housing starts in Oregon are up 11.3% in the first half of 2026, compared to a 1.3% decrease nationwide. This news comes in spite of efforts by Republicans like Christine Drazan to block policies that would more PR

ICYMI: Leaked Audio Highlights Drazan Campaign's Hypocrisy on Mail-In Voting (10)
SALEM, Oregon, Aug. 23 -- The Democratic Party of Oregon issued the following news: * * * ICYMI: Leaked Audio Highlights Drazan Campaign's Hypocrisy on Mail-In Voting A new report from the Portland Mercury reveals that Christine Drazan's campaign is training supporters to use ballot collecting to boost her campaign, despite Drazan's "efforts to nix Oregon's vote-by-mail system." * In 2025, Drazan introduced legislation that would completely upend Oregon's voting system, establishing in-person voting as the default method, despite nearly 30  more PR