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Portland mayoral candidate Rene Gonzalez violated campaign finance law by failing to disclose who paid for banner, auditor finds
Portland mayoral candidate Rene Gonzalez violated campaign finance law by failing to disclose who paid for banner, auditor finds
Portland mayoral candidate Rene Gonzalez violated campaign finance law by failing to disclose who paid for banner, auditor finds

Published on: 10/03/2024

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The Portland auditor’s office issued mayoral candidate Rene Gonzalez a letter of warning and education Thursday after it determined that he violated campaign finance laws for not disclosing who paid for a campaign banner displayed in Southwest Portland.

Portland mayoral candidate Rene Gonzalez, a city commissioner, violated the city’s campaign finance law by failing to disclose who paid for a campaign banner, the city auditor’s office announced Thursday.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/politics/2024/10/portland-mayoral-candidate-rene-gonzalez-violated-campaign-finance-law-by-failing-to-disclose-who-paid-for-banner-auditor-finds.html

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