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Complaints over Portland councilor’s Instagram video dismissed by city, state officials
Complaints over Portland councilor’s Instagram video dismissed by city, state officials
Complaints over Portland councilor’s Instagram video dismissed by city, state officials

Published on: 09/04/2026

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City election officials dismissed complaints over Portland councilor Mitch Green's social media video posting. Green is running for reelection in District 4,

The city of Portland auditor and the Oregon Secretary of State’s Office have dismissed complaints alleging Portland Councilor Mitch Green violated campaign finance and election rules when he spent public money to create and post a video on his official Instagram account.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/environment/2026/09/complaints-over-portland-politicians-instagram-video-dismissed-by-city-state-officials.html

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