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NPAC sent a questionnaire to the mayoral candidates-Jim Francesconi and Tom Potter-and the city council candidates-Sam Adams and Nick Fish. All responded ed discount pack 3. The question topics include:

• Role of the community in governance
• Role of Portland's neighborhood system
• Role of ONI
• Funding for neighborhood coalitions
• Neighborhood grants
• Regulatory reform
• City council and bureau involvement of the community
• Campaign finance reform (the Sten/Blackmer proposal)

To review their answers go to NPAC website at www.npaction.com.

Background on NPAC

The Neighborhood PAC (NPAC) is made up of neighborhood leaders from across Portland. NPAC supports a strong voice for neighborhood organizations and community members in the governance of our city.

NPAC believes Portland needs a strong system of neighborhood and community organizations to ensure that community members have the capacity to effectively engage with each other, businesses, and government.

Online Poll

NPAC asked neighborhood leaders from throughout the City to vote for the candidate of their choice after reviewing the candidates' answers. Voting was anonymous and restricted to prevent multiple voting. As a relatively new organization, NPAC is still developing its endorsement policy and has not endorsed any candidate. The results of the Online Poll are:

Mayoral Race

City Council Race

Sam Adams for City Council Campaign Headquarters:
825 NE 20th Avenue, #150
Portland, OR 97232
Phone: 503-236-2082
FAX: 503-236-2817