2026 Election Reflections Event
Join us for the wrap-up event to City Club’s fall election series with a Friday Forum designed to reflect on Oregon’s most recent election results.
Join us for the wrap-up event to City Club’s fall election series with a Friday Forum designed to reflect on Oregon’s most recent election results.
Join us for the kick-off to City Club’s fall election series with a Friday Forum designed to orient voters, whether you’re just tuning back in after August or already neck-deep in a campaign of your own. Our panel of keen Oregon political observers will survey the 2026 political landscape and highlight key local and statewide contests to watch.
Join City Club to hear State Economist Carl Riccadonna and Multnomah County Economist Jeff Renfro discuss the local economy and its impact on business, government, and community life. Their presentations will cover the job market, layoffs, revenue forecasts, real estate trends, declining property values, and federal policy effects. The program will end with ample time for audience members to ask questions of both presenters.
Join City Club of Portland and Oregon Health Forum for a moderated conversation with health care leaders focused on the real-world challenges of addressing Oregon’s health care access crisis. Friday, March 6, noon at University Place Conference Center and online via YouTube.
Oregon’s health care system is under growing economic strain as rising costs and unstable financing threaten access across Medicaid, employer-sponsored insurance and the Marketplace. On Friday, February 6, City Club and Oregon Health Forum co-hosted a high-level conversation examining what’s driving this moment.
Portland’s first City Administrator, Michael Jordan, who retired at the end of 2025, joined City Club on January 9 to reflect on his time in the City’s top administrative management role. In a conversation moderated by Willamette Week reporter Sophie Peel, Jordan discussed the City’s transition to a new form of government under recent Charter changes and addressed a central question: Is the new government ready to deliver for Portlanders?