From the editor’s desk: Our election promise
Published 2:00 am Saturday, September 7, 2024
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As we approach the Nov. 5 general election, The Bulletin is committed to providing the comprehensive, unbiased coverage you need to make informed decisions at the ballot box.
From city council races to the sheriff’s election, school bonds, a potential change to Deschutes County governance structure, state Legislature contests and more, these local elections have a direct impact on the future of Central Oregon.
We believe that informed voters are essential to a thriving democracy. Our mission is to ensure that you have the accurate, timely, and unbiased information you need to cast your vote with confidence. Our team of dedicated journalists will be working diligently to interview candidates, report on political developments and cover the election-related issues that matter most to our communities.
In addition to our news coverage, The Bulletin’s editorial page will offer further insights, interviews and opinions on key election topics. While we will not endorse any candidates, we are committed to providing constructive information on the differences between candidates so you can understand their positions and make the best decision for you and your community.
We encourage you to share your own opinions, perspectives and endorsements on political issues via a letter to the editor. Email your thoughts to letters@bendbulletin.com.
Your trust in The Bulletin is what drives us, and we are proud to serve as your reliable source for fair and thorough election coverage. We’ll be with you every step of the way as we follow these critical races right up to Election Day.
Find all of our election news at bendbulletin.com/elections. Have a question, concern or tip about the election? Email us at news@bendbulletin.com.
And as always, if you want to support our efforts in sustaining and informing a vibrant democratic process, consider a subscription to The Bulletin.
Thank you for being a valued part of our Central Oregon community.
— Julie Johnson, city editor