Eugene deserves
leadership that cares
That’s why Athena is running
for City Council Ward 5
Join us today!
In creating a city that is safe, and affordable, and inclusive, to all who call Eugene home.
WARD 5
EUGENE, OREGON
FAQs
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CAHOOTS fell apart because of a lack funding despite it being an essential service that alleviated instances of community crisis and created room for emergency response.
There are efforts to revamp the service that are on-going. Because it is a bit more complicated we’ve included a graphic below.
Thanks Jacob!
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It is by district, and you can only vote for one candidate in your district.
For example, only those in Ward 3 can vote for Jennifer Smith.
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Four City Council Seats
Ward 3, Ward 4, Ward 5, and Ward 6
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Four years, however there are no limits to how long someone can hold a council position if they are re-elected.
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City Councilors are municipal representatives of their wards who have the power to amend the city’s code via ordinances, passing resolutions, and placing levies and charter changes to the ballot.
Councilors appoint members of city board, committees, and commissions, and approve the city’s budget.
Local government representatives in general are able to lobby at other levels of government just like regular citizens however representatives have more influence.
For example, councilors can vote on funding, land annexations, or support cultural and recreation services.
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Democrat.
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Great question!
The biggest expenses go to paying a union printshop to develop the literature required to do door knocking and the yard signs that help spread the word, then paying my campaign manager who works 24/7 tirelessly.
Of course, there’s the little things such as miscellaneous office supplies, ActBlue Fees, P.O. Box and stamps.
Much of the work you see surrounding the campaign is actually contributed by volunteers.
You can also find campaign expenses and contributions on ORESTAR.
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Yes, it is a non-partisan seat.