[pjw] REMINDER: Portland City Council Candidate Peace Issues Questionnaire May 2020

[Peace and Justice Works]

Hi again
Sorry, there were TWO errors in the URL I sent where you can get to the 
questionnaires on line.

This is the corrected URL (I also pasted it in below in case you forward 
this email to others)

http//www.pjw.info/council_questionnaire2020.html

dan h

On Thu, 30 Apr 2020, Peace and Justice Works wrote:

> PJW supporters
> Hi, just wanted to remind you, since ballots started arriving at people's 
> homes yesterday, about our Peace Questionnaire that we published a few weeks 
> ago. I've included the old email below with the links. It also points to the 
> Copwatch questionnaire on Police Issues.
>
> As a reminder, we are a 501-c-3 educational organization so we can't make any 
> recommendations as to the best candidates, all we can do is provide the 
> information we received by reaching out to all 54 of them equally and what we 
> heard back.
>
> Feel free to share with other portland voters if you think they would be 
> interested.
>
> --dan handelman
> peace and justice works iraq affinity group
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> Date: Tue, 14 Apr 2020 13:29:20
> From: Peace and Justice Works <pjw at pjw.info>
>
> Peace and Justice Works Supporters
>
> Those of you on the Portland Copwatch email list may have received this past 
> Friday information that they (along with allies) posted a questionnaire for 
> the upcoming City Council race (ballots arrive around April 27, election May 
> 29). PCW noted: "While our lives are in considerable turmoil with the 
> COVID-19 pandemic, there is still an election coming up next month."
>
> Last month, Peace and Justice Works' Iraq Affinity Group and Veterans For 
> Peace Chapter 72 * sent a questionnaire with four peace-related questions to 
> the 54 candidates for four seats which are in the running for the May 19 
> primary.
>
> Below are links to the results, broken down by each of the four
> positions. Eight candidates provided full responses, two gave brief
> comments and two have suspended their campaigns.
>
> NOTES:
>
> --Responses were limited to 150 words.
>
> --Candidates are listed in the order they were approved by the City's
>     election team, except for layout purposes.
>
> --Answers were not edited for typographical errors, grammar or
>     accuracy.
>
> --The seats up for a vote are:
>     Mayor (current incumbent Ted Wheeler)
>     Position 1 (current incumbent Amanda Fritz not running for re-election)
>     Position 2 (partial term to fill seat of the late Nick Fish)
>     and
>     Position 4 (current incumbent Chloe Eudaly).
>
> THE QUESTIONNAIRES
>
>   Laid out on 8.5 x 11 sheets; total of 14 pages printed:
>
>   >   Mayor
>      http://www.pjw.info/PeaceIsuQuestionnaire20_M.pdf
>   >   Position 1
>      http://www.pjw.info/PeaceIsuQuestionnaire20_1.pdf
>   >   Position 2
>      http://www.pjw.info/PeaceIsuQuestionnaire20_2.pdf
>   >   Position 4
>      http://www.pjw.info/PeaceIsuQuestionnaire20_4.pdf
>
> You can also find this info on our website at
>    http//www.pjw.info/council_questionnaire2020.html
>
> Please share widely!
>
> Also check out the Portland Copwatch (and allies) police issues questionnaire 
> at
>   http://www.portlandcopwatch.org/council_questionnaire2020.html
>
>
> Thanks
> dan handelman
> Peace and Justice Works
>    Iraq Affinity Group
>    PO Box 42456
>    Portland, OR   97242
>    (503) 236-3065  (Office)
>    iraq at pjw.info
>    http://www.pjw.info/Iraq.html
>
> * --Peace and Justice Works has been promoting nonviolent conflict
>     resolution on local, national and international levels since 1992.
>
>     Veterans For Peace is an educational and humanitarian organization
>     dedicated to the abolishment of war.
>
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