Home -> Law Blog Directory -> Legal Research Blogs -> Oregon Legal Research
(866) 635-2689 for Personal Injury or (866) 635-9402 for Criminal Defense
Find a Local Lawyer
Divorce (866) 635-6190
Personal Injury (866) 635-2689
Criminal Defense (866) 635-9402
Legal Research
: Oregon Legal ResearchVote or Don?t Complain: Oregon Ballot Deadline: January 26, 2010
It has been said that people spend more time shopping for a TV than they do mulling over an election ballot. For crying out loud, in Oregon you can fill in your ballot while sitting in a comfy chair, drinking a beverage of choice, and mumbling or ranting to your heart?s content.
If you don?t vote you can?t complain. People around the world and through the centuries know that maintaining a democracy is a lifetime effort (and sometimes a death-defying one). You can?t vote once and expect to find yourself in Shangri-La (which may not be your cup of tea anyway). And voting once or twice a year is the minimum entrance requirement for keeping a country a free republic. It takes more, much more.
Look around at advocacy groups, and advocates, who devote lifetimes to making the world a better place for the rest of us. They don?t just Vote and Complain. They volunteer, the write, they blog.
If you didn?t register to vote in this election, make it your 2010 resolution to register to vote in the next one, which may be here sooner than you can say, Mail-in Ballot!
May you live in interesting times!
Full post as published by Oregon Legal Research on January 24, 2010 (boomark / email).
Chinese Drywall
Homeowners Complain of Sulfur Smell, Corroded Pipes
Wendy's International Inc.
allegedly fired illegal immigrant employees after missing a deadline to obtain legal status.
Understaffed Elder Care
Sunwest Management pays $5.5 million in two class action settlements with California and Oregon residents.
Ballot Device
Election Systems and Software agrees to pays city of San Francisco $3.5 million settlement after problems with AutoMARK lead to prolonged hand counting of votes.

Ballot Snafu is causing controversy in Oregon
USMAC Law Group: Oregon AG Stops Loan Modification Firm
ABA IP Roundtables on Gene Patenting









