The Trump campaign chose not to submit a statement for the Oregon voters’ guide earlier this year, but Trump and Vance will still be on the general election ballot.
In October, the Oregon voters’ pamphlet started arriving in mailboxes ahead of the November election.
The booklet lists candidates running for president, vice president and U.S. representative in addition to those vying for county roles. But Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump and his running mate, Sen. JD Vance, are both absent from the pamphlet.
Some people on social media claimed Trump and Vance were omitted as a form of alleged election interference and voter tampering.
“Oregon wins the award for election interference. They conveniently omitted Trump-Vance from the voter information guide. It’s just another example of the blatant bias and manipulation that plagues our electoral system,” said one post on X.
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