People Not Politicians

We believe Oregon voters should choose their politicians.
Politicians should not choose their voters.

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Oregon’s redistricting process should be
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People Not Politicians

We believe Oregon voters should choose their politicians—Politicians shouldn’t choose their voters.

Join the Coalition

A fair process benefits everyone

Oregon’s redistricting process should be fair, impartial and transparent.

Sign the Petition

Protect Oregon for future generations

By giving the most generous contribution you can today, we’ll put people—not politicians—in charge of our future.

Donate Today

Your vote matters

We can bring reform—but we need your help.
Join the movement to make your voice heard.

Volunteer

We are a growing, diverse coalition of Oregonians from all parties and all walks of life, who believe that politicians are letting us down. Your signature will help put Initiative Petition 14 on the November 2024 ballot, so Oregonians can stop partisan gerrymandering once and for all.

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Editorial: A promising proposal to counter self-serving politics

Nov 17, 2019 | Editorials, People Not Politicians

Oregonian Editorial Board | November 17, 2019 A proposed ballot initiative seeking to change how Oregon draws boundaries for legislative and congressional districts doesn’t sound like much of a barn burner. Filed last week by a group of good-government advocates, the proposal runs 12 pages long with the kind of procedural detail that only a true policy wonk will enjoy. But Oregonians should give the initiative their full attention as well as their signature once sponsors secure approval to...

Redistricting plan would shake up system

Nov 14, 2019 | Editorials

Mail Tribune Editorial Board | November 14, 2019 A proposed initiative that would change the way Oregon draws its legislative and congressional district boundaries promises to get a lot of attention next year, and for good reason. A new U.S. Census will be conducted in 2020, and estimates indicate Oregon could gain enough population to add a sixth U.S. House member when redistricting takes place in 2021. Who gets to draw the lines for six instead of five congressional districts becomes...

Redistricting reform

Nov 14, 2019 | Editorials

Ashland Daily Tidings | | Ashland Daily Tidings Editorial Board | November 14, 2019 A proposed initiative that would change the way Oregon draws its legislative and congressional district boundaries promises to get a lot of attention next year. A new U.S. Census will be conducted in 2020, and Oregon could gain enough population to add a sixth U.S. House member when redistricting takes place in 2021. Who gets to draw the lines for six instead of five congressional districts becomes extremely...