Explore the latest news and announcements from Crook County Democrats:

Crook County Democrats condemn Initiative Petition 28 (IP28), a proposed ban on hunting, fishing, and animal agriculture

May 19, 2026

Crook County Democrats urge voters, community leaders, and policymakers across Oregon to closely examine IP28 and its far-reaching economic and social consequences. While the responsible treatment of animals is a shared value, this measure goes far beyond preventing cruelty and instead threatens the livelihoods of tens of thousands of Oregonians, the stability of our $5 billion agricultural sector, and the state’s long-term food security.
Crook County Democrats Announce Congressional District 2 Candidate Forum

March 17, 2026

This local Congressional District 2 event will give candidates a platform to share their vision, address community concerns, and answer residents’ questions. It’s an important opportunity for Crook County citizens to engage directly with the candidates seeking this critical office.

Crook County Democrats oppose animal rights petition that could restrict hunting, fishing and agriculture (KTVZ)

May 19, 2026

Crook County Democrats are taking a firm stand against a proposed Oregon ballot measure they say would go too far. The local party has unanimously adopted a resolution opposing Initiative Petition 28, also known as the PEACE Act, a measure that would remove long-standing exemptions from state animal cruelty laws for hunting, fishing, trapping and farming.
Crook County Democrats schedule ‘No Kings’ protest for March 28th (KTVZ)

March 25, 2026

President Trump’s administration is facing mounting criticism as masked agents are deployed in American streets, targeting immigrant families and sparking concerns over election integrity and public safety. Organizers aim to challenge what protesters see as a reign of chaos and corruption.
Crook County Democrats to host congressional candidate forum in Prineville (KTVZ)

March 17, 2026

Crook County Democrats will host a forum next month featuring candidates running in Oregon’s 2nd Congressional District Democratic primary, offering Central Oregon voters a chance to hear directly from those seeking to challenge Republican Rep. Cliff Bentz.

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