Its in Riddle actually.  I got almost as many votes as the mayor won on in 2012 --  which was 2922.  This time due to the Donald and Bernie factor, it was only 22% of the vote however.  To be honest, considering what we were working with in terms of funds and debate and media exposure, this is encouraging contrasted with being cynically ignored as planned by the mayor's consultants.  We got a small a base of folks willing to do look at something else, more energized and adaptive and not part of an anachronistic and dying "timber economy" vision. I have a good feeling this will increase as things get more attention and people realize that the mayor has some problems with a lack of imagination in its downtown core and Glenwood. Consider this RG editorial about the CLT garage. "Vetting" aside, its mostly right, without expressly saying anyone can divert it to other Oregon areas or even other states with capacity and trees. Its a big capital risk, meaning the workforce is "not us."