Oregon Legal Research Blog
Political parties are governed by federal, state, and local laws, but more to the point, they are controlled by their own party rules, bylaws, and traditions.
State and County political parties generally post their bylaws, rules, resolutions, and platforms on their websites.
The Oregon Blue Book section National, International and Tribal is a good place to start your research; it will link to statewide political party websites. Those websites will in turn link to local political party websites:
Oregon’s Major Political Parties
(It’s always good to start almost all your research with an internet gateway that updates its links. And if links change, as they most certainly will, use a search engine to find the new link, unless you’re in a post-net neutrality world in which case you might want to read Cory Doctorow’s “Little Brother” to find out what to do next.)
Note: This series began on December 17, 2017. You can also link to these posts by clicking on the following tag: Oregon Political Parties
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