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Portland and Multnomah County · November 3, 2026 election

Last updated Oct 19, 2026

Portland Measure 26-267

Amends Charter: Portland residents decide 2% of city's annual discretionary budget.

Ballot question: “Should Portland create participatory budgeting program for residents to make binding decisions to spend 2% of city’s discretionary budget?”

Caption and question
quoted from Multnomah County's official ballot content
Counting from
Jan 1, 2023; independent spending from Jan 1, 2026
Exported from ORESTAR
Oct 19, 2026
Measure text, arguments, and election details
this measure on Ballotpedia
Raised and spent for and against the measure
ForRaised$995,904Spent$82,890
AgainstRaised$45,153Spent$7,483

How each side built up

Cumulative money raised for and against the measure since Jan 1, 2023, in direct receipts.

Raised includes in-kind contributions (goods and services valued by the filer) as well as cash.

$996K2023-012023-072024-012024-072025-012025-072026-012026-07For $996KAgainst $45K
Cumulative money raised for and against this measure.

Money for the measure

Committees whose registered position is on this side
CommitteePosition as recordedRaisedSpent
Yes on Your Two Cents PDXRegistered to support the measure.$883,295$0
Community Budgeting for AllThe committee that ran the petition drive. Its amended statement of organization (September 11, 2026) records support for the measure.$119,582$82,890
Receipts by type as reported (ORESTAR Book Type)
CategoryTransactionsAmountShareShare, drawn from 0 to 100%
Other (as reported)35$882,21089%
Individuals65$108,21911%
Gifts of $100 or less (unnamed)110$4,5760.5%
Political committees2$750<0.1%
Political party committees1$150<0.1%
Total$995,904
Contributions on this side by size
CountShare of contributionsSizeShare of dollarsDollars
—$100 or less, reported as lump sums0.5%$4,576
43.9%$100 or less, itemized<0.1%$180
5553%$101–$2500.8%$7,874
1616%$251–$1,0000.9%$9,409
87.8%$1,001–$5,0002.7%$27K
2019%Over $5,00095%$947K
00.0%City matching funds0.0%$0
103 counted contributions. Oregon law requires a named entry only for a contributor who gives more than $100 in a calendar year (ORS 260.083), so campaigns may report smaller gifts as lump sums. A lump sum hides how many gifts it holds, so that row has no count, and campaigns that itemize every gift show more contributions than campaigns that do not. City matching funds are payments from the city, not gifts, so they have their own row. The other size bands are round numbers that this site chose; they are the same for every committee. Loans are not counted.
Largest direct contributors as reported
ContributorType as reportedAddress on filingAmountRecords
East County Rising Action FundOther (as reported)Portland, OR$829,90818 transactions
James LabbeIndividualsPortland, OR$61,0005 transactions
Participatory Budgeting OregonOther (as reported)Portland, OR$44,65112 transactions
Mahlon Jordan GudebskiIndividualsPiedmont, CA$25,0002 transactions
Rita SablerIndividualsPortland, OR$10,0001 transaction
Next Up Action Fund (C4)Other (as reported)Portland, OR$7,5504 transactions
Gifts of $100 or lessGifts of $100 or less (unnamed)—$4,576110 transactions
Theodore LabbeIndividualsPortland, OR$3,0002 transactions
Eddy MoralesIndividualsGresham, OR$1,0001 transaction
James OfsinkIndividualsPortland, OR$5102 transactions
Jill FuglisterIndividualsPortland, OR$5032 transactions
Hugh HarrisIndividualsGresham, OR$5002 transactions
Josh LernerIndividualsBrooklyn, NY$5002 transactions
Mitchell HorneckerIndividualsPortland, OR$5001 transaction
East County Rising PAC
ORESTAR committee 19280
Political committeesPortland, OR$5001 transaction
Amy StorkIndividualsPortland, OR$4002 transactions
Gayle PalmerIndividualsPortland, OR$3513 transactions
Eli SpevakIndividualsPortland, OR$3122 transactions
Allison HandlerIndividualsPortland, OR$2501 transaction
Matthew ClarkIndividualsPortland, OR$2501 transaction
Barb GroverIndividualsPortland, OR$2501 transaction
Sandra ComstockIndividualsPortland, OR$2501 transaction
Jesse BeasonIndividualsPortland, OR$2501 transaction
Johanna BrennerIndividualsPortland, OR$2501 transaction
Friends of Felicita
ORESTAR committee 18441
Political committeesBeaverton, OR$2501 transaction

25 smaller rows are not shown.

Money against the measure

Committees whose registered position is on this side
CommitteePosition as recordedRaisedSpent
Protect Our City ServicesRegistered to oppose the measure.$45,153$7,483
Receipts by type as reported (ORESTAR Book Type)
CategoryTransactionsAmountShareShare, drawn from 0 to 100%
Political committees4$25,40356%
Individuals5$8,90020%
Business entities6$5,40012%
Other (as reported)1$5,00011%
Labor organizations1$2500.6%
Gifts of $100 or less (unnamed)4$2000.4%
Total$45,153
Contributions on this side by size
CountShare of contributionsSizeShare of dollarsDollars
—$100 or less, reported as lump sums0.4%$200
00.0%$100 or less, itemized0.0%$0
15.9%$101–$2500.6%$250
953%$251–$1,00012%$5,375
424%$1,001–$5,00032%$14K
318%Over $5,00055%$25K
00.0%City matching funds0.0%$0
17 counted contributions. Oregon law requires a named entry only for a contributor who gives more than $100 in a calendar year (ORS 260.083), so campaigns may report smaller gifts as lump sums. A lump sum hides how many gifts it holds, so that row has no count, and campaigns that itemize every gift show more contributions than campaigns that do not. City matching funds are payments from the city, not gifts, so they have their own row. The other size bands are round numbers that this site chose; they are the same for every committee. Loans are not counted.
Largest direct contributors as reported
ContributorType as reportedAddress on filingAmountRecords
Fire Fighters Political Action Committee
ORESTAR committee 2109
Political committeesPortland, OR$10,4002 transactions
Keep Portland Safe PAC
ORESTAR committee 4167
Political committeesPortland, OR$10,0001 transaction
Plumbers & Steamfitters PAC
ORESTAR committee 221
Political committeesTualatin, OR$5,0031 transaction
Christine VernierIndividualsPortland, OR$5,0001 transaction
Portland Metro Association of RealtorsOther (as reported)Portland, OR$5,0001 transaction
Downtown Development Group LLCBusiness entitiesPortland, OR$2,6762 transactions
Robert BallIndividualsPortland, OR$2,0001 transaction
Mariah ShieldsIndividualsPortland, OR$1,0001 transaction
Gremar PropertiesBusiness entitiesPortland, OR$9101 transaction
Downtown Developers LLCBusiness entitiesPortland, OR$7081 transaction
Uptown Developers LLCBusiness entitiesPortland, OR$7081 transaction
Andrew RoweIndividualsPortland, OR$5001 transaction
Laurie WimmerIndividualsPortland, OR$4001 transaction
Portland Police AssociationBusiness entitiesPortland, OR$4001 transaction
Northwest Oregon Labor CouncilLabor organizationsPortland, OR$2501 transaction
Gifts of $100 or lessGifts of $100 or less (unnamed)—$2004 transactions

Source: ORESTAR, exported on Oct 19, 2026. Receipts count from Jan 1, 2023 so that the petition drive is included. Each committee counts for the side it recorded in ORESTAR, and transfers between committees on the same side count once in the side totals. Independent expenditures reported since Jan 1, 2026, each assigned to the measure named on its ORESTAR detail page.