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Voters in Portland, Oregon, have approved a ballot measure that will overhaul the city's government, spurred by growing concerns over homelessness and a desire to make City Hall more inclusive

Voters in Portland, Oregon, driven by frustration with surging homelessness and a desire to make government more inclusive, have approved a ballot measure that will completely reinvent City Hall, ushering in seismic changes that local officials will have just two years to put in place.

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Residents of Portland, Oregon, are voting on a ballot measure that would completely overhaul City Hall amid growing voter frustration over surging homelessness and crime.

Residents of Portland are voting on a ballot measure that would dramatically overhaul City Hall amid growing voter frustration over surging homelessness and crime.

Portland's official slogan is "The City That Works," but after a tumultuous few years, many residents feel the city is anything but that.

Sixty-three percent of likely voters said they would support a ballot measure that would transform the city’s government, including the number of representatives on the City Council and how they are elected.

Supporters and an opponent joined Straight Talk to discuss the upcoming ballot measure that could radically reshape Portland's city government.

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Voters in Multnomah County will see a ballot measure this November that would expand voting rights to residents who aren’t U.S. citizens.