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Democratic Primary Sets Up for Oregon Governor

By Roll Call Staff
Posted September 16, 2009 at 3:08pm

Democrat Bill Bradbury is entering the Oregon governor’s race. At least, that’s what we can infer from the endorsement video posted on his YouTube site.

Bradbury, who has served as Oregon’s secretary of State from 1999 to this year, also was the 2002 challenger to GOP Sen. Gordon H. Smith. He was widely expected to enter the governor’s race Thursday but his campaign jumped the gun when they released a video endorsement from former Gov. Barbara Roberts.

“Bill Bradbury is my strong choice for governor of Oregon,” Roberts said in a Web video.

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