Any thoughts on Sec. State in the primary?

[SinisterPants]

I've paid shockingly little attention to this race, it's probably the second most important job in the state.

From what I've seen and heard, I'm leaning Shemia Fagan. But that's based on limited information and I'm usually willing to be educated.

[WheelWalker]

1. I feel the same way. Based on my limited knowledge and information, I

went with Shemia Fagan. Have to say I could have been persuaded to go with Jamie McLeod-Skinner, but in the end I went with the civil rights attorney from Dufur rather than the natural resources attorney. That preference arising from the position's elections authority. Both garnered many quality endorsements and I feel both would do a commendable job. On background and experience, I went with Shemia Fagan.

[leftieNanner]

2. I voted for Jamie

Got my ballot today. I worked on her campaign two years ago and she is exceptional. Incredibly hard working.

[SinisterPants]

3. I think all three of the dem candidates would be...

honest, intelligent, and hardworking (I don't even know who the other party nominated, it doesn't matter)

The main reason I'm leaning Fagan is that we are heading into extraordinary times, and her experience in Darfur demonstrates that she can cope with extraordinary times.

[WheelWalker]

4. Of the three democratic candidates, The Oregonian endorsed Mark Haas today.

[quakerboy]

5. I think Shemia will win

I ended up voting for Jamie.

In past races, I have done door to door for Shemia. And each election she seems to get better. But I had a very mild lean for jamie, so thats how I voted. I'd be happy to vote for either of them in the general.

I think Jamie would do well in rural areas. Shemia will do well in suburbs.

I mark the third one as a nonissue. Maybe i misread the situation, but I see him as the John Delaney to the Biden/Sanders of the other two.