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Asian businesses in the Portland area have been hit by a rash of vandalism and break-ins, community groups reported.

Recent survey finds nearly half of respondents experienced race-based harassment or threats

A survey of more than 1,500 Oregonians found nearly 40% did not feel their values and beliefs were represented by their local school boards and more than a quarter were unsure.

A survey that gauged Oregonian’s perceptions on the Donation Land Act revealed that rural people view the act as unfair in larger percentages than people living in urban areas.

OVBC survey finds that a minority of Oregonians feel their local school boards represent their beliefs

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Child and family wellness programs are widely supported in Oregon, according to a new survey from the Oregon Values & Beliefs Center.

A new Oregon survey shows stark political contrasts between progressive Portland and more rural parts of the state on how to describe the events of Jan. 6, whether there was significant voting fraud in the 2002 election and views of the Black Lives Matter movement.

Nearly half of the Republicans who responded to a recent survey endorsed a false claim that voter fraud changed the results of the 2020 election.

Video of their remarks at a private forum came to light Tuesday when a conservative group complained about being censored by YouTube.