scroggin
Britishnoun
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Elections Director Deborah Scroggin told Secretary of State Shemia Fagan in her resignation letter Friday that “we are at an extraordinarily challenging time for elections officials.”
From Seattle Times
In her resignation letter, Scroggin said misinformation and disinformation — which refers to misinformation created and spread intentionally as a way to mislead or confuse — “have made the work of administering elections extremely challenging.”
From Seattle Times
Scroggin said she will seek other opportunities elsewhere and that her resignation is effective on Jan. 20.
From Seattle Times
Oregon Elections Director Deborah Scroggin and Compliance Specialist Lydia Plukchi told Kristof they rejected his filing for governor because he didn’t meet the constitutional requirements to be a candidate.
From Seattle Times
"If Mr Kristof chooses to appeal, the Oregon Elections Division is committed to doing everything possible to allow Oregon courts to decide promptly," Deborah Scroggin, Oregon elections director said.
From Reuters
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