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List of Candidates & Measures Lincoln County, May 17th , 2016 Primary Election Date of Last Revision 03/17/2016

NATIONAL CANDIDATES - PARTISAN Name & Party Mailing Address Phone Numbers

President – 4 year term Ted Cruz 24 Greenway Plaza, Suite 725 [email protected] Republican Houston, TX 77046 (C) 816.294.7671 Hillary Clinton PO Box 5256 [email protected] Democrat New York, NY 10185 (W) 646.853.1432 Bernie Sanders PO Box 905 [email protected] Democrat Burlington, VT 05402 (W) 855.4BERNIE John Kasich PO Box 1344 [email protected] Republican Columbus, OH 43216 (C) 740.974.2728 Donald Trump 725 Fifth Avenue, 5 th Floor [email protected] Republican New York, NY 10022 (W) 646.736.1779

US Senator – 6 year term Steven C Reynolds 12715 SE Reedway Street [email protected] Independent Portland, OR 97236 (W) 503.770.0039 PO Box 3498 [email protected] Democrat Portland, OR 97208 (W) 503.230.7115 Paul B Weaver 406 Thornton Creek Road [email protected] Democrat Toledo, OR 97391 (H) 541.875.4022 Sam Carpenter 740 NE 3 rd Street, Suite 3 -183 [email protected] Republican Bend, OR 97701 (W) 541.330.6285 Mark Callahan PO Box 651 [email protected] Republican Fairview, OR 97024 (W) 541.953.1900 Kevin H Stine PO Box 1209 [email protected] Democrat Medford, OR 97501 (C) 541.301.7062 Faye Stewart PO B ox 833 [email protected] Republican Cottage Grove, OR 97424 (C) 541.954.4061 Marvin Sandnes 640 15 th Street NE [email protected] Independent Salem, OR 97301 (C) 503.851.6055 Dan Laschober 31213 SW Willamette Way W [email protected] Republican Wilsonville, OR 97070 (C) 503.710.5695 US Representative, 5 th District – 2 year term Earl D Rainey PO Box 87 [email protected] Republican Rickreall, OR 97371 (C) 503.332.4839 Colm Willis PO Box 893 [email protected] Republican Stayton, OR 97383 (C) 503.510.2965 Ben West PO Box 1847 [email protected] Republican Wilsonville, OR 97070 (C) 503.880.2559 Kurt Schrader PO Box 3314 [email protected] Democrat Oregon City, OR 97045 (W) 503.723.6174 Seth Allan 20083 Chanticleer Place [email protected] Republican Oregon City, OR 97045 (C) 503.349.5631 Dave McTeague 14425 SE Johnson Road [email protected] Democrat Milwaukie, OR 97267 (C) 503.313.2703

STATE CANDIDATES - PARTISAN

Governor – 2 year term PO Box 8069 [email protected] Democrat Portland, OR 97207 (W) 503.378.6307 Patrick Barney 365 SE Beech Avenue [email protected] Independent Gresham, OR 97080 (W) 503.253.1181 Julian Bell 33 North Central Ave nue [email protected] Democrat Suite 200 (W) 541.500.9339 Medford, OR 97501 Chet Chance 107 62 nd Place [email protected] Democrat Springfield, OR 97478 (C) 541.870.9750 Bruce Cuff PO Box 256 [email protected] Republican Mehama, OR 97384 (C) 503.949.3445 Bob Niemeyer 13200 SW Howard Drive [email protected] Republican Tigard, OR 97223 (W) 503.314.8053 Kevin M Forsythe 207 NW 56 th Street [email protected] Democrat Newport, OR 97365 (C) 541.351.5686 Bob Forthan 601 NE 162 nd Ave nue #23 [email protected] Republican Portland, OR 97230 (H) 503.265.1758 Dave Stauffer 5334 N Amherst Street [email protected] Democrat Portland, OR 97203 (W) 503.810.7735 Bud Pierce PO Box 2889 [email protected] Republican Salem, OR 97308 (W) 503.551.0898 Steve Johnson 8415 N Hartman St reet [email protected] Democrat Portland, OR 97203 (H) 503.289.5389 Cliff Thomason 881 NE Tokay Heights [email protected] Independent Grants Pass, OR 97526 (C) 541.218.1405 Allen Alley 1003 Terrace Drive [email protected] Republican Lake Oswego, OR 97034 (W) 503.451.3251

Secretary of State – 4 year term Dennis Richardson 55 So Fifth Street [email protected] Republican Central Point, OR 97502 (W) 541.664.6622 Paul Damian Wells 670 SE Chester Ave [email protected] Independent Corvallis, OR 97333 (C) 541.231.6950 Richard Devlin PO Box 2961 [email protected] Democrat Tualatin, OR 97062 (W) 503.986.1719 Sid Leiken PO Box 1390 [email protected] Republican Springfield, OR 97497 (W) 541.204.0745 Brad Avakian 1319 MLK Jr Blvd, Suite 204 [email protected] Democrat Portland, OR 97214 (W) 971.673.0781 PO Box 2661 [email protected] Democrat Eugene, OR 97402 (C) 541.905.1468

State Treasurer – 4 year term PO Box 2101 [email protected] Democrat Beaverton, OR 97075 (W) 503.641.6800 Jeff Gudman 4088 Orchard Way [email protected] Republican Lake Oswego, OR 97035 (W) 503.697.7150 Chris Telfer PO Box 1622 [email protected] Independent Bend, OR 97709 (W) 541.389.3310

Attorney General – 4 year term Multnomah County [email protected] Democrat PO Box 42307 (C) 503.888.8990 Portland, OR 97242 Daniel Zene Crowe PO Box 850 [email protected] Republican Mount Angel, OR 97362 (W) 503.559.4515

State Senator, 5 th District – 4 year term PO Box 1410 [email protected] Democrat Coos Bay, OR 97420 (W) 503.986.1705 Dick Anderson 2150 SE Hwy 101 #347 [email protected] Republican Lincoln City, OR 97367 (C) 503.680.5898

State Representative, 9 th District – 2 year term (Lincoln County Yachats south) Caddy McKeown PO Box 119 [email protected] Democrat Coos Bay, OR 97420 (W) 541.808.7596

State Representative, 10 th District – 2 year term (Lincoln County north of Yachats) Thomas M Donohue PO Box 69 [email protected] Republican Pacific City, OR 97135 (W) 503.540.1244 David Gomberg PO Box 119 [email protected] Democrat Neotsu, OR 97364 (W) 541.996.3083

STATE CANDIDATES – NONPARTISAN

Judge of the Supreme Court – 6 year term Position 4 Rives Kistler 950 Lefor Drive NW [email protected] Salem, OR 97304 (C) 503.816.0541

Judge of the Supreme Court – 6 year term Position 5 Jack L Landau 950 Lefor Drive NW [email protected] Salem, OR 97304 (W) 503.986.5674

Judge of the Supreme Court – 6 year term Position 6 Multnomah County [email protected] 1163 Court Street (W) 503.986.5708 Salem, OR 97301

Judge of the Court of Appeals – 6 year term Position 2 Marion County [email protected] 1163 State Street Salem, OR 97301

Judge of the Court of Appeals – 6 year term Position 3 Darleen Ortega Multnomah County (W) 503.986.5721 1163 State Street Salem, OR 97301

Judge of the Court of Appeals – 6 year term Position 5 Scott Shorr Multnomah County EXEMPT FROM PUBLIC RECORD c/o Oregon Judicial Department 1163 State Street Salem, OR 97301

Judge of the Court of Appeals – 6 year term Position 7 Meagan A Flynn PO Box 8211 [email protected] Salem, OR 97303 (W) 503.986.5676

LINCOLN COUNTY CANDIDATES - NONPARTISAN

Lincoln County C ommissioner, Position 2 – 4 year term Tom Runions 521 NE Newport Heights Drive [email protected] Newport, OR 97365 (C) 541.270.6064 Bill Hall PO Box 465 [email protected] Newport, OR 97365 (W) 541.265.4100

Southwest Lincoln County Water PUD – Vote for 5 Robert Whitson 5484 SW Pacific Coast Highway Waldport, OR 97394 (H) 541.563.3633 Jon Culton 568 NW Idaho Street [email protected] Yachats, OR 97498 (H) 541.547.3392 William Turner 354 SW Wakonda Beach Road [email protected] Waldport, OR 97394 (H) 541.563.3259 Donald Tucker PO Box 73 [email protected] Yachats, OR 97498 (H) 541.547.4398 Gary V Hodges 371 SW Wakonda Beach Road [email protected] Waldport, OR 97394 (W) 541.563.7730

LOCAL MEASURES Referred To The People By The Legislative Assembly

Measure 21-164 – City of Newport – Resumption of Fluoridation of City of Newport Water Supply

QUESTION: Shall the City of Newport resume fluoridation of the city water supply?

SUMMARY: The City of Newport supplies water to city residents and businesses. In the past, the City of Newport fluoridated the city water supply. Currently, the city water supply is not being fluoridated.

This measure requires the City of Newport to resume fluoridation of the city water supply. The measure requires fluoridation at state and federal recommended levels. The measure is a referral of Ordinance No. 2088, adopted by the City Council on February 1, 2016. The date for resumption of fluoridation of the city water supply will be established by resolution of the City Council. Fluoridation products used in the city water supply must meet NSF International standards. The measure requires recordkeeping and testing of the city water supply in accordance with state and federal standards. The measure also requires the city to conduct tests for fluoridation levels in the city water supply in accordance with state and federal requirements. Preliminary cost estimates are approximately $300,000 for implementation. Initial estimates for operations are $18,000 annually. Costs are paid through water rates in the city budget.

Measure 21-165 – Lincoln County – Increases Lincoln County transient lodging tax from 9% to 10%

QUESTION: Shall County lodging tax be increased 1%, with revenues for fairgrounds redevelopment and operations or similar projects?

SUMMARY: Since 2007, Lincoln County has levied a voter approved 9% tax on transient lodging. It is paid by tourists, business travelers and other visitors. Currently, a portion of the tax revenues are dedicated to tourism promotion, economic development, support for the Oregon Coast Aquarium and a Fairgrounds Facilities Improvement Fund. This measure would enact Ordinance # 485 to increase the transient room tax by 1%, from 9% to 10%. It is estimated the increase would raise $176,000 annually. The additional revenue would be available for future fairgrounds redevelopment and operations, or similar facilities and operations throughout the County. A “Yes” vote enacts Ordinance # 485 and increases the County transient lodging tax to 10%. A “No” vote keeps it at 9%.

Measure 21-166 – Proposed Siletz Area Enhanced Law Enforcement Service District – Formation of Enhanced Law Enforcement Service District/Establishment of Levy

QUESTION: Shall County form Siletz Area Enhanced Law Enforcement Service District, adopt permanent rate levy of $1.31 per $1,000 beginning FY2016-17?

SUMMARY: At the request of the City of Siletz, Siletz Tribe and surrounding community, Lincoln County initiated formation of the Siletz Area Enhanced Law Enforcement Service District and adoption of a permanent District tax rate levy, both subject to voter approval in a single vote. The intent of this measure is to provide the District with enhanced law enforcement services through the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office. Supplemental funding is to be provided by the Siletz Tribe under contract with the District. The District formation was approved by the Siletz City Council. The District boundaries are the same as the existing boundaries of the Siletz Rural Fire Protection District.

Approval of this measure authorizes formation of Siletz Area Enhanced Law Enforcement Service District and adopts a permanent District rate levy of $1.31 per $1,000 of assessed value beginning Fiscal Year (FY) 2016-17. A “yes” vote forms the District and establishes the District tax rate levy. A “no” vote will reject both the District formation and the establishment of the tax rate levy.

Measure 21-167 – Proposed Southwest Lincoln County Water People’s Utility District – Formation of the Southwest Lincoln County Water People’s Utility District

QUESTION: Should the Southwest Lincoln County Water People’s Utility District be formed?

SUMMARY: At the request of petitioners, this measure would create a People’s Utility District (PUD) to provide domestic water service in the area currently served by the Southwest Lincoln County Water District. The PUD is intended to replace the Southwest Lincoln County Water District as the water service provider. The boundaries of the proposed PUD will be the same as the existing boundaries of the Southwest Lincoln County Water District.

The PUD would be governed by a five member Board of Directors elected from the PUD. The PUD would have power to provide water services and set water rates. The PUD does not propose to provide electricity services. Formation does not include a tax levy. For the area that is within both the City of Waldport and the proposed PUD boundaries (the overlap area), a majority of electors in the overlap area must approve formation of the PUD for the overlap area to be included within the PUD.

Measure 21-168 – Central Oregon Coast Fire and Rescue District – Five Year Local Option Tax #2 for COCF&RD

QUESTION: Shall COCF&RD levy $1.27 per $1000 assessed value for five years, beginning in 2016-2017, for operations?

This measure may cause property taxes to increase more than three percent.

SUMMARY: Approval of this measure would subject tax assessable property in the Central Oregon Coast Fire and Rescue District to additional property taxation for five years in the amount of one dollar and twenty- seven cents per $1000 assessed property value (tax years 2016-2017 through 2020-2021).

It is estimated that this measure would raise approximately $439,384 in tax revenues for 2016-2017, $452,566 in tax revenues for 2017-2018, $466,142 in tax revenues for 2018-2019, $480,126 in tax revenues for 2019-2020, and $494,530 in tax revenues for 2020-2021

Revenues would be used by the Central Oregon Coast Fire and Rescue District to fund its fire, rescue, and Emergency Medical Services operations.