Revised 10/2/2018

PMAR PAC

VOTERS' GUIDEMay '20 Election

Who serves in local elected offices can be critical to how our neighborhoods and communities function, and to howyou conduct your business as a Realtor®.  From January 2020 through April 2020, the PMAR PAC Trusteesevaluated, considered and interviewed 21 candidates for local and regional political office.  Each candidate wascritiqued as to their prior voting record (if applicable), how closely they align with PMAR’s Governmental AffairsPolicies, and the structure and strength of their campaign including fundraising.  To assist you as you fill out yourballot, the PMAR PAC Trustees provide the following Voters’ Guide.  And remember…make sure to vote!

Portland City CommissionerPosition 1Carmen Rubio

City of PortlandMayorTed Wheeler

Metro CouncilorDistrict 3Tom Anderson

Metro CouncilorDistrict 5Mary Nolan

THANK YOU TO THE PMAR PAC TRUSTEES FOR THEIR TIME:Chairperson: John Sieling, Keller Williams Realty PDXCentral; Ernest Cooper, Cooper Realty; Lindsey Culver,Premiere Property Group LLC; Mel George,Windermere Realty Trust; Kerri Hartnett PremiereProperty Group, LLC; Kathryn King, KJK Properties;Whitney Minnich, John L. Scott Realty; Alex Phan,Keller Williams Realty Phan Hall Property Group;Maxwell Pratt, Think Real Estate; Evan Swanson,Swanson Home Loans

Public Safety Levy ReplacementWashington CountyMeasure No. 34-296The levy would ensure approximately thesame level of county-wide public safetyservices as is currently provided.Support

Multnomah CountyCommissioner District 3Jessica VegaPederson

Clackamas County CommissionerPosition 1Jim Bernard

Multnomah CountyCommissioner District 4Lori Stegmann

Clackamas CountyCommissionerPosition 4Ken Humberston

Washington CountyCommissionerDistrict 1Nafisa Fai

Portland CityCommissionerPosition 2Loretta Smith

Washington CountyCommissionerDistrict 3Roy Rogers

Portland CityCommissionerPosition 4Mingus Mapps

Metro CouncilorDistrict 6Bob Stacey

City of Tigard Police Services Local Option LevyMeasure No. 34-295The levy would increase the City of Tigard's policeforce by eight. The levy would allow for moreneighborhood patrols and a faster response tocrime.Support