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Fact Sheet (English)

A fact sheet explaining the changes coming to the November 2024 election in Portland. It has a district map and a picture of a ranked-choice ballot.
A fact sheet explaining how to fill in your ballot.

Portland Insights Survey District Map

A map of the City of Portland showing the city’s four geographic council districts. District 1, the eastmost district and shown in green, encompasses East Portland. District 1’s western boundary runs parallel to 82nd avenue until Division street, when it begins following I-205 and then skirts around Maywood Park (which cannot vote in Portland elections). District 2, a teal blue color, includes North and Northeast Portland with a southern boundary that is defined by I-84. District 3, in yellow, is made up of

District Coloring Sheet and Quiz

Art by Aki Ruiz

A drawing of Portland's district map with images of a dog, an umbrella, rain clouds, coffee and donuts, roses, a beaver, and a crow around the map's edges. The map is uncolored.
A collection of drawings that include a crow, a dog, a beaver, and donut. Beside them are some questions and places to fill in bubbles.

Guide to Portland's Government Transition

Written by Becka Feathers. Art by Aki Ruiz

A comic book style image of a person putting up a sign and talking to another character about districts, ranked-choice voting, and new government.
A comic book style image of two people looking at a district map. Below them is a ballot with six ranks.
A comic book style image explaining ranked-choice voting. Instead of voting for just one person, each voter will rank the candidates as their first choice, second choice, and so on. The illustration uses a crow, rain drop, coffee cup, rose, tree, and bridge to show this point.
A comic book style image of two people talking about a mayor-council form of government. It shows the relationship between the mayor, city council, and city administrator. In the bottom panels. it shows council members working together to craft policies regarding a park.
A comic book style illustration showing how the city council will check in with the mayor and city administrator on projects' progress. City council shown asking, "How's the project going?", while the mayor and city administrator talk with a bureau director to plan where trees might go in a park.
A comic book style image of two people talking and putting up a sign together that says: Vote, Nov. 5, 2024.

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