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DeFazio draws Constitution Party opponent
Tuesday, July 01, 2008 | 1 comment(s)
EUGENE (AP) — U.S. Rep. Peter DeFazio, an 11-term Democrat from Springfield, has drawn an opponent for this November’s election.
Jaynee Germond, a Lookingglass resident and member of the Constitution Party of Oregon, said she will run against DeFazio.
Constitution Party members generally believe in minimal levels of the federal government.
Germond, a former Republican, says she switched parties out of disgust for the two-party system.
No Republican has filed to run against DeFazio.
Jaynee Germond, a Lookingglass resident and member of the Constitution Party of Oregon, said she will run against DeFazio.
Constitution Party members generally believe in minimal levels of the federal government.
Germond, a former Republican, says she switched parties out of disgust for the two-party system.
No Republican has filed to run against DeFazio.
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