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Paul Savas officially files for Clackamas County Chair

There is a growing distrust between the people of Clackamas County and the county government. People are concerned about waste and inefficiency. They believe that government is pushing the wrong priorities.  We need a change.  As county chair I will listen. Together we can maximize existing resources, make wise choices and protect our community.

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Election Results

Paul Savas wins County commission seat, results as of November 12th; Savas 52,290, Austin 51,547, a 743 vote margin.

Sign Drop Location

Our sign drop location is 17843 SE Mcloughlin Blvd, 97267 in the Oak Grove-Gladstone area (please leave signs by the second door), or contact us by email: staff@electpaulsavas.com

Contact Info

Paul Savas

paul@electpaulsavas.com

PO Box 68240
Oak Grove, OR 97268

503.312.1379

Election Info

On March 9th Paul Savas files for County Commissioner Position 2 against appointed incumbent Bob Austin

May 18th Election update

Paul Savas advances to November runoff against Bob Austin

Recent News

 

Paul Savas speaks about the light rail project in Clackamas County. Click here and Click here

Commissioner Paul Savas officially files for Clackamas County Chair. Click here

Paul Savas runs for the County Chair position in 2012. Click here

Paul Savas speaks about jobs in Clackamas County. Click here

Paul Savas considers running for the County Chair position in 2012. Click here

Paul Savas takes narrow lead over Clackamas commissioner Bob Austin. Click here

Savas more than 700 votes ahead. Click here

Oregonian Article: My Turn: Clackamas County commissioner candidate Paul Savas says government needs to rein in spending. Click here

Oregonian Primary Election results. Click here

Lake Oswego Review, May 19th article. Click here

Paul Savas received an endorsement from the Wilsonville Spokesman on May 5th.  Click here

Wilsonville Spokesman hosts an online Candidate’s Video, take a look at all the candidates Click here

Oregonian prints correction for April 24th omission  
The printed version of the April 24th had a written comparison of the candidates responses Click here

Oregonian April 24th articleClick here
(online article without comparisons)

Oregonian Voter Guide  Click here

Sandy Post May 5th article Click here