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February 16 2021 But opposition to a sales tax hasnt budged in a state in which voters have rejected such a tax time after time. Hands off that gas pump! The quirks of life in the Beaver State might bemuse outsiders, but surely true-blue Oregonians cherish our time-honored idiosyncrasies, right? Its just not so, according to a new survey. A poll by the Oregon Values and Beliefs Center, a project of DHM Research, found that a majority of state residents are ready to pump their own gas a...

Migration opening N. Portland pub; Culmination seeks canning-line investors: Oregon beer news and notes Updated Jan 22, 2021; Posted Jan 22, 2021 Migration Brewing will open a new pub in North Portland in early March. Migration Brewing on Williams will take over the former Hopworks Urban Brewery location.Courtesy of Migration Brewing Facebook Share Migration Brewing is doing it again. The Portland-based brewery, for a second time during the COVID-19 pandemic, is bucking the contraction trend ...

December 20 2020 Survey results show that our opinions divide not only along political labels and ZIP codes but also educational levels As health officials distribute a long-awaited vaccine for COVID-19 in Oregon, a statewide survey shows that Oregonians opinions on the vaccine split on familiar geographic and political fault lines. However, the same research shows something that may be less expected: an education divide. According to a recently completed survey conducted by DHM Researc...

Opinion: ‘Education divide’ joins urban-rural split in fueling Oregonians’ diverging beliefs Updated Dec 20, 2020; Posted Dec 20, 2020 Those with a college degree were far more willing to get a vaccine than those without one, the author writes, noting other differences in Oregonians views that break down along educational lines. (Walt Unks/The Winston-Salem Journal via AP) APAP Facebook Share Adam Davis Davis is co-founder of DHM Research, an independent, nonpartisan firm in Portland an...

New poll shows most Oregonians willing to take coronavirus vaccine Updated Dec 18, 2020; Posted Dec 18, 2020 Democrats (79%) outpace independents (56%) and Republicans (40%) in saying they are very or somewhat willing to take the vaccine. The survey was taken in early December 2020. Facebook Share By Zane Sparling, Pamplin Media Group Editor’s note: Oregon newsrooms have partnered to share content to highlight the human toll of the and many other newspapers. A new poll shows that a majori...

December 16 2020 Statewide polling shows region, education, political party play roles in how people react to the virus A new poll shows that a majority of Oregonians are willing to roll up their sleeves and get the shots preventing the novel coronavirus, but enthusiasm varies by demographic — and by how much it costs. Overall, the Portland polling firm DHM Research found that 61% of Oregonians statewide would take a COVID-19 vaccine approved by the federal Food and Drug Administration,...