Podcasts about Shemia Fagan

Sen Dennis Linthicum (ret) weekly interviewOregon's ‘Illegals Industrial Complex” laid out for you: https://oregoncatalyst.com/86467-oregons-illegals-industry.html 3rd Trump assassin handler identified as Ukrainian operative in Ukraine and named in FBI report: https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/04/breaking-3rd-would-be-trump-assassin-plotted-telegram/ The SCOTUS double standard is a threat to your liberty: https://thefederalist.com/2025/04/22/the-courts-are-the-scofflaws-behind-our-current-constitutional-crisis/ Fed judge blocks deportation of two international students in OR: https://www.theepochtimes.com/us/federal-judge-temporarily-blocks-deportation-of-2-international-students-in-oregon-5845405?ea_src=frontpage&ea_cnt=a&ea_med=top-news-3-top-stories-0-title-0 Fed criminal investigation of Shemia Fagan is closed: nothing to see here, so move along folks. https://www.opb.org/article/2025/04/21/oregon-shemia-fagan-secretary-state-cannabis-consulting-investigation/   

Guest Sophie Peel explains how her series of bombshell stories about local dispensary giants LaMota led to Oregon Secretary of State, Shemia Fagan's, resignation

Shemia Fagan was supposed to be the next Democratic star in Oregon politics, but now she's about to be out of office due to a spectacularly fast moving scandal in Salem. On the latest OPB Politics Now, reporters Lauren Dake and Dirk VanderHart talk about Fagan's rise to prominence and sudden resignation as Secretary of State.

In this edition of I Zeit Need A Minute, Jack and Miles discuss Ed Sheeran NOT quitting music, Jordan Neely's grizzly murder on the NYC subway, US 8th graders being dumber than ever, NBA news, Oregon Secretary of State Shemia Fagan resigning, Carrie Fisher getting a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, a boozed-up version of Jarritos, and the 500lbs pasta stunt!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Are hat tricks are real thing?; Why does white underwear exist?; In The News featuring La Mota and the Shemia Fagan scandal

A look at today's headlines. An interview with Jason Williams, Taxpayers Association of Oregon, and Oregon Watchdog.com, on the resignation of Oregon's Secretary of State, Shemia Fagan.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gordon Lightfoot dies, wow...Oregon house passes HB2002B...are the pedos safe? Should we pay Shemia Fagan more to be honest?Dan Stein breaks down the latest immigration issues from DC at FairUs dot Org.

Open phones on pebble in your shoe Tues, Jo County Comm Baertschiger is on and we talk about a health dept possible solution to the bum parks, Shemia Fagan, HB2002B collapse.

Shemia Fagan's new election director is a top Democratic leader, won't recuse from political fight. Intel slashes bonuses, wages following disastrous quarterly results. You can spend the night in a former grocery store. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, we are excited to have Oregon Secretary of State Shemia Fagan as our guest! We all knew that there were going to be many close races this election--from the top of the ticket on down, so we thought it was important for our listeners to understand how Oregon's election system works. In this episode, Secretary Fagan explains her role and the protocols that county elections follow to ensure ballots are counted accurately. We also discuss what she sees as the greatest threat to election integrity in Oregon, how the roles of the Oregon Secretary of State vary from the roles in other states, how the audit function of her office works, and her advice for how to make state government work better. Secretary Fagan also gives a tip for how to manage the anxiety of election night--you'll want to keep this in mind for next cycle! As a bonus, after the pod was recorded, Ben Morris shared that about 10,000 folks were on the SOS results website on the primary election night--so you can bet there were a lot more on November 8th!

Jo Ann Hardesty in runoff, likely against political newcomer Rene Gonzalez. Lori Chavez DeRemer, a former Happy Valley mayor, appears to lock in Republican nomination in 5th district. You are likely to be exposed to COVID-19, state health official says. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Oregon's biggest housing program, the mortgage interest deduction, does nothing to ease the state's long-running housing crisis. That's because this billion-dollar housing subsidy mainly benefits well-off homeowners. This is only one of the many flaws of the mortgage interest deduction, according to a recent audit by the Oregon Secretary of State's Office. In this episode of Policy for the People, we talk with Oregon Secretary of State Shemia Fagan and Audits Director Kip Memmott about what the audit revealed.Read the audit Without Legislative Action the Mortgage Interest Deduction Will Remain Regressive and Inequitable. 

Piper and Josh chat at length with Thursday from pdx.vote in the first part of a two part series on campaign finance. Support Thursday's work by subscribing to pdx.vote for $10 / month Vocabulary # Shemia Fagan is the current Oregon Secretary of State (in charge of lots of elections stuff). ORESTAR is the campaign finance website where entities report their spending. Transcript of both campaign epsiodes combined Content Warning: This episode is explicit Follow Us # Follow on twitter and instagram for podcast updates and @yourFriendPiper & @manicExpressive for people updates.

The second part of Piper and Josh's chat with Thursday from pdx.vote talking at length about campaign finance. Support Thursday's work by subscribing to pdx.vote for $10 / month Vocabulary # Shemia Fagan is the current Oregon Secretary of State (in charge of lots of elections stuff). ORESTAR is the campaign finance website where entities report their spending. Transcript of both campaign epsiodes combined Content Warning: This episode is explicit Follow Us # Follow on twitter and instagram for podcast updates and @yourFriendPiper & @manicExpressive for people updates.

Oregon's primary election is about a month away on May 17, with ballots going out in less than two weeks. Secretary of State Shemia Fagan wants Oregonians to feel confident in the security of the state's election process. Appearing on KGW's Straight Talk with Laural Porter, Fagan was emphatic in saying the 2020 election results were accurate. Her office is on the offensive in an effort to reassure Oregonians they can feel confident in the safety and security of Oregon elections and to clear up any confusion voters may have about the process.

In this episode, we sit down with the two figures in the center of the biggest story in our State this year.

This has been a huge week for anyone who cares about the 2022 Oregon gubernatorial race. First, independent candidate Senator Betsy Johnson sat down with Willamette Week to give a no holds barred interview where she commented on all the hot button local issues. This, in a not so shocking but still headline-making decision, the Oregon Secretary of State ruled that former New York Times reporter and democratic candidate Nick Kristof is not eligible to run. One reporter has been following these two candidates closer than anyone. Nigel Jaquiss joins the show to tell us all about Johnson's plans and the Kristof ruling. If you care about who will hold the highest office in the state come 2022, you won't want to miss this show.Oh yeah, and we give you the other headlines from the week. All for free. And under 20 minutes. Say what??

In this episode of the Dive Podcast, we interview the second most powerful person in Oregon, Shemia Fagan. Serving as the state's Secretary of State, we wanted to know what the person one heartbeat away from the Governor thought about a series of topics. We ask her about her performance and her accomplishments. We also give you some insight into a recent WW cover story all about the best music in Portland. Thanks for listening to this podcast and see you next week for yet another special guest.

Salem City Club's April 30 program will feature SOS Fagan as she discusses her agency's core objectives and challenges.

With Jim on extended sabbatical, Allen and James tackle the COVID pandemic and what the government is doing right/wrong. Joe Biden takes a stumble climbing the stairs to Air Force One, how long before he abdicates the presidency to VP Harris? We speculate about the Democrats' grand plan to install Shemia Fagan in the Governor's Mansion. Join us for the "right" talk from the "left" coast.

On November 2nd, 2020 Former Oregon Elections Director, Stephen Trout, sent a letter to the two Secretary of State candidates Shemia Fagan and Sen. Kim Thatcher. I read you the letter and provide my thoughts along the way. Here is the letter to read for yourself. The PDF is on the Home page of our website. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/youngrepublicansoforegon/message

Today on The Local: Jeff & Emily deliver the Quick Six, with an in-depth look at how Shemia Fagan's replacement will be selected. And: a cougar sighting in Portland!

Newly elected Oregon Secretary of State, Senator Shemia Fagan joins us for this inspiring discussion on the importance of voice in creating possibility and change. Shemia shares her amazing story as she went from rural poverty to law school to serving in congress and the senate. This eye-opening discussion will give a new perspective about how we think about ourselves, and how we are seen through the eyes of others. Through it all voice is the central theme - how we develop it, how we use it, and how we keep being heard. Please support PossibilitiesforWomen.org

The first Black member and first Muslim member of the Washington County Commission and Mayors-elect of West Linn and Beaverton went through Emerge Oregon training. Emerge Oregon counts among its successful graduates, Oregon Labor Commissioner Val Hoyle, and Secretary of State-elect Shemia Fagan, as well as Beaverton Mayor-elect Lacey Beaty, and West Linn Mayor-Elect Jules Walters. The organization supported over 70 women up for election in the 2020 May primary and November general elections. FULL STORY: https://www.kgw.com/article/entertainment/television/programs/straight-talk/emerge-oregon-historic-wins-women-election/283-7792f870-881a-445e-ad77-d13210090d1b

On today's The Local:Emily Gilliland brings the Quick Six local news run-down, and an interview with Democratic candidate for Secretary of State!

Shemia Fagan, current Oregon State Senator and Civil Rights Attorney, is running as a Democrat for Secretary of State. Senator Fagan talks with Emily Gilliland about what’s at stake in this election, her preparations for the role, and teaching about democracy. For more information: https://shemiafororegon.com/. (Recorded 10/27/20)

Kim Thatcher is a Republican state senator who is running for Oregon secretary of state. Thatcher speaks with Jefferson Smith and elaborates on how even though she is running as a Republican she considers herself to be a non partisan candidate. She also gives details about her campaign, and breaks down the most important differences with her Democratic opponent Shemia Fagan. For more information: https://kimthatcher.com/. (Recorded 10/22/20)

Two state senators are vying to be Oregon's next secretary of state. Democrat Shemia Fagan won the May primary by a very slim margin and now faces Republican Kim Thatcher in the general election. The secretary of state oversees elections, public records and the auditing of state agencies. In Oregon, the secretary of state is also first in the line of succession should the governor unexpectedly leave office, as Gov. John Kitzhaber did in 2015.

On episode #22 of the 2B Bolder podcast, guest Shemia Fagan, Oregon Senator and Civil Rights Attorney, shares stories from her unique career journey. Shemia talks about her childhood, passions, and what inspired her to start a career journey into politics and influenced her most.She takes us on a journey of what life is like for a Senator and what matters to her as a businesswoman and mother. Hear how this statement, "Go where you are celebrated, not where you are tolerated" has inspired her throughout her life. This podcast is full of such great insights, whether you're into politics or not.The 2B Bolder Podcast provides you first-hand access to some amazing women. Guests will include women from leading enterprise companies to startups, women execs, coders, account execs, engineers, doctors, and innovators.To be inspired, visit https://www.2bbolder.com/podcastsWays to connect with ShemiaFacebook.com/ShemiaFaganInstagram @ShemiaForOregonTwitter @ShemiaForOregonReferenced Materials from the Podcast:Video: How to testify in Salem Podcast: Shemia Fagon's How a bill becomes a law with my kindergartenerBooks: Up the Capitol Steps: A Woman's March to the Governorship (Women and Politics in the Pacific Northwest) By Barbara Roberts168 Hours: You Have More Time Thank You Think By Laura Vanderkam

Oregon secretary of state candidate Shemia Fagan joins #TheBriefing to discuss why she decided to jump in the race this year—and what she hopes to accomplish if elected. The Briefing can found on Facebook @AppealNews, Twitter: @theappeal, and on Youtube. Episodes can be found on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Please like, subscribe, rate us, or leave a review.

The Democratic nominee for Oregon Secretary of State, Shemia Fagan, chats with us about fixing how we run elections during the COVID era. Follow Shemia's campaign at their site here, and find her on Twitter @ShemiaForOregon Check out the National Vote at Home Institute, a group promoting vote-from-home nationally See Michelle Obama's initiative When We All Vote, which is focused on improving voter turnout through a variety of means

After a wild few days, Sens. Shemia Fagan and Kim Thatcher have emerged as the Democatic and Republican candidates for secretary of state, Oregon's second-highest office. On this week's show, OPB political reporters Jeff Mapes, Dirk VanderHart and Lauren Dake break down their philosophical differences and the potential impact this campaign will on state audits, redistricting and future races for governor.

After a wild few days, Sens. Shemia Fagan and Kim Thatcher have emerged as the Democatic and Republican candidates for secretary of state, Oregon’s second-highest office. On this week’s show, OPB political reporters Jeff Mapes, Dirk VanderHart and Lauren Dake break down their philosophical differences and the potential impact this campaign will on state audits, redistricting and future races for governor.

Republican nominee for U.S. Senate references fringe QAnon conspiracy theory in election night remarks. Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler faces runoff to keep seat. Two more Oregon counties cleared to begin lifting coronavirus restrictions. Oregon headed into steepest downturn since Great Depression. Powell's Books CEO says the Portland landmark will return, but not soon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A deluxe edition of the Quick Six, and an interview with Shemia Fagan, candidate for secretary of state. Election day is tomorrow! Find your ballot drop box here! Support Portland's only daily news podcast - become a member of XRAY.fm today!

On this month's episode, we interview State Senator and candidate for Oregon Secretary of State Shemia Fagan!  A proven progressive champion with a long history of fighting for working people, Senator Fagan puts advocating for workers first and has earned the Oregon AFL-CIO's endorsement for Secretary of State.Her work as a public servant includes raising the minimum wage, expanding paid sick leave, creating a paid family medical leave program, and passing a historic law protecting workers from sexual harassment and discrimination at work. Learn more at Shemiafororegon.com.The Oregon 2020 Primary Election is one week away!  Ballots are due by 8pm on Tuesday, November 19.  Click here to learn more. Guests:State Senator Shemia Fagan, Candidate for Oregon Secretary of State Jess Giannettino Villatoro, Political & Legislative Director, Oregon AFL-CIO Credits:Hosted & Produced by Russell Sanders, Communications Director, Oregon AFL-CIO Introduction by Graham Trainor, President, Oregon AFL-CIO

This week, former congressional candidate Jamie McLeod Skinner joins host Laural Porter to talk about her qualifications for Oregon Secretary of State, which is next in succession to the governor. McLeod Skinner is one of three democrats vying for the position. The others, Shemia Fagan and Mark Hass, joined Straight Talk last week.

One of the most competitive races in Oregon’s May 19 primary is the Democratic race for secretary of state. Three candidates are vying for the chance to take on the winner of the Republican primary in this November’s general election. State Sen. Shemia Fagan and state Sen. Mark Hass are this week’s guests on Straight Talk with Laural Porter as they make their pitch to voters. The third Democratic candidate, Jamie McLeod Skinner, will be a guest on the show next week.

The three candidates for the Democratic nomination for Oregon Secretary of State join us by Zoom to make their case for why Oregonians should vote for them. The primary race may be the mostly hotly contested in the state. Shemia Fagan and Mark Hass are state senators. Jamie McLeod-Skinneris a natural resources attorney, a board member of the Jefferson County Education Service District and the Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board.

Today on XRAY In The Morning: (1)Interview with Lisa Reynolds, running for House District 36 (2)News With Friends with Emily Gilliland and Jami Zangwill (3)Interview with Shemia Fagan and Jefferson Smith (4)Bridgeliner with Ben Dejarnette

Shemia Fagan, candidate for Secretary of State, talks with Jefferson Smith about what the Secretary of State really does, how she’s running a campaign amidst a pandemic, and about her background getting things done statewide. For more information: https://shemiafororegon.com/. (Recorded 3/21/20.)

On The Gist, corn syrup and beer.  In the interview, what’s the difference between a 16-year-old and an 18-year-old? In terms of maturity, not so much. But only one of them has the right to vote. In Oregon, state Sen. Shemia Fagan is hoping to change that, and she’s letting young activists take the lead.  In the Spiel, who wants to talk about reparations? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On The Gist, corn syrup and beer.  In the interview, what’s the difference between a 16-year-old and an 18-year-old? In terms of maturity, not so much. But only one of them has the right to vote. In Oregon, state Sen. Shemia Fagan is hoping to change that, and she’s letting young activists take the lead.  In the Spiel, who wants to talk about reparations? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Capitolizing is a podcast from the Oregon State Capitol in Salem. Two Democratic Senators answer two key questions every week: What do Oregon lawmakers actually do? And why the hell should you care? Senator Jeff Golden and Senator Shemia Fagan strip out the confusing stuff, highlight the stories of the everyday Oregonians who show up to be heard and hopefully inspire you to find little, or big, ways to impact the decisions that affect your life, your family, and your planet.

Shemia Fagan served in the State House of Representatives and is the Presumptive Senator for mid county having defeated Rob Monroe in a Primary. Donald Trump has taken credit this week for curing our nations economy...... Did you miss hour 2? Click here. https://soundcloud.com/brandon-ison-592693713/shemia-fagan-kremer-abrams-and-pesaro-july-29-2018-hr-2 Mark Abrams Jim Pesaro Shemia Fagan Executive Producer: Brandon Ison Stay Connected more on these stories at KXL.com

Shemia Fagan served in the State House of Representatives and is the Presumptive Senator for mid county having defeated Rob Monroe in a Primary. Oregon voters will decide this fall whether to ban state funding for abortions. The proposal just qualified for the ballot Friday. It was close. The state elections office says volunteers with Oregon Life United collected just 221 signatures more than the minimum required. Did you miss hour 1? Click below. https://soundcloud.com/brandon-ison-592693713/shemia-fagan-kremer-abrams-and-pesaro-july-29-2018-hr-1 Mark Abrams Jim Pesaro Shemia Fagan Executive Producer: Brandon Ison Stay Connected more on these stories at KXL.com

During this week's podcast, Sam talks with Shemia Fagan about how she juggles being a litigator, legislator, legal hacker, podcaster, and more.