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OPINION: Don't hold your breath waiting for Oregon to uphold election compact

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By Dan Mason
| Portland Tribune Verified
When Gov. Kate Brown signed a bill into law for Oregon to join the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact in 2019, there was assumption that it would only benefit Democrats. Republicans haven’t won the popular vote more than once in 25 years, so this was a reasonable bet. kAmu2DE 7@CH2C5 E@ E9:D }@G6>36C H96? @? 6=64E:@? ?:89E[ 7@C>6C !C6D:56?E %CF>A H2D FA >@C6 E92? d >:==:@? A@AF=2C G@E6D]k^Am kAm|J A9@?6 3682? 3=@H:?8\FA H:E9 4@==628F6D 7C@> 2C@F?5 E96 4@F?ECJ H:E9 BF6DE:@?D =:<6[ “pC6 ~C68@?
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OPINION: Don't hold your breath waiting for Oregon to uphold election compact

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By Dan Mason
| The Outlook (Gresham)
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Scientists Who Made Discoveries in Unrelated Fields

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By Dan Mason
| Medium
Science is driven by curiosity and the relentless pursuit of knowledge. While many scientists dedicate their careers to mastering a single discipline, some remarkable individuals have made groundbreaking discoveries across completely unrelated fields. These versatile pioneers have not only expanded the boundaries of human understanding but have also demonstrated the power of interdisciplinary thinking.
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