Need help locating Presidential Campaign Headquarters in Portland

[patrick t. cakes]

We're an Occupy committee attempting to organize actions in solidarity with occupiers in Iowa in conjunction with the Iowa Caucuses. Are there any republican headquarters located in the Portland area? Google is not helping me out, so any help would be appreciated.

[stevedeshazer]

1. I'm pretty sure there just aren't any.

The Governor, both US Senators, and 4 of 5 congressional reps are Democrats.

The Repubs haven't put up much of a fight here in years.

Plus, the Oregon primary isn't until late May, so unless the GOP hasn't decided their nominee by then, they probably won't even bother with Portland.

Good luck with your efforts.

[patrick t. cakes]

2. Yeah, was kinda my thoughts too

thanks for the post. Cheers

[Ken Burch]

4. Probably better to Occupy the campaign headquarters of the 'pug candidate

in the special election to fill the vacant 1st Congressional District seat(the seat David Wu resigned from after he well and truly lost it
psychologically)

The 'pug candidate is a guy named Rob Corneilles, and here's the address of HIS hq(the mail-in ballots are due by January 31st, so this will be a busy time for that place)

9725 SW Beaverton Hillsdale HWY
Suite 110
Beaverton, OR 97005

Enjoy!

[0rganism]

3. if i were a statewide GOP presidential campaign, i sure wouldn't headquarter in Portland

Maybe check the outskirts of Clackamas county, or on the west side in places like Cornelius. Salem probably has something that caters to their iniquitous crowd, I'd think.

It's unlikely to be a short walk to the occupation.

[Ken Burch]

5. Also check Eastern Oregon...that side of the Cascades it's a Tea Party theme park in most areas

(I'm told Bend's become somewhat more progressive, though).

[quakerboy]

6. There is a republican party office

in Oregon City, Along Molalla ave.

At least, there's a sign there that says that its there. Its been there for years.