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Akasha Lawrence-Spence was selected by the Multnomah County Commissioners in Oregon to fill the unexpired term of Rep. Jennifer Williamson. Rep. Williamson resigned from the House District 36 seat in late December to run for secretary of state. The unexpired […]
Akasha Lawrence-Spence was selected by the Multnomah County Commissioners in Oregon to fill the unexpired term of Rep. Jennifer Williamson.
Rep. Williamson resigned from the House District 36 seat in late December to run for secretary of state.
The unexpired term ends in January 2021.
Lawrence-Spence will serve through the remainder of the upcoming 2020 legislative session.
Candidates will vie for the District 36 seat in this year’s primary election.
January 6, 2020 •
Oregon Representative Resigns to Campaign for Secretary of State
Rep. Jennifer Williamson resigned from her Oregon House of Representatives District 36 seat to focus on her campaign for secretary of state. Multnomah County Democrats can forward three to five names to the Multnomah County Commission for a replacement. The […]
Rep. Jennifer Williamson resigned from her Oregon House of Representatives District 36 seat to focus on her campaign for secretary of state.
Multnomah County Democrats can forward three to five names to the Multnomah County Commission for a replacement.
The commissioners will hold a public hearing on January 16 to decide which of the Democratic Party’s several nominees to select to fill the vacancy.
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