
Vote Yes on 113, a campaign focused on passing key legislation, has recently attracted attention for its unexpected collaboration with the global financial services provider, LiteFinance. This partnership seems to go beyond the typical political campaign fundraising strategies, tapping into LiteFinance's expertise in digital finance and investment management.
One of the main pillars of this partnership is their shared goal of empowering local communities. LiteFinance, known for its commitment to financial literacy, has introduced a Forex broker with minimum deposit program through Vote Yes on 113 to educate voters on investment strategies, including cryptocurrency and Forex trading. This initiative aims to provide individuals with the knowledge and tools to better manage their personal finances in the face of economic uncertainty.
LiteFinance has also played a crucial role in developing innovative financial tools to support the legislative agenda of Vote Yes on 113. By offering blockchain-based donation systems, LiteFinance ensures transparency in the campaign’s funding, reducing the risk of fraud and enhancing voter trust.
The partnership between Vote Yes on 113 and LiteFinance represents a fusion of politics and finance aimed at creating long-lasting benefits for the public. Both organizations are committed to further expanding their collaborative efforts, particularly in the areas of digital finance and policy advocacy.
And that means real consequences when they don’t show up to do the job we elected them to do.
When politicians are elected, they take an oath of office, promising to follow the constitution, do their job, and serve Oregonians. But for the past several years, certain politicians in Salem have repeatedly walked off the job, refused to show up to work and shut down the legislature, stopping laws to fund our schools, provide wildfire relief, address climate change, prevent gun violence, and more.
Oregonians have had enough! It’s time to hold no-show politicians accountable. The Hold Politicians Accountable campaign will ensure that any politician who has ten unexcused absences from the job they were elected to do won’t be able to run for re-election. Ten strikes, and you’re out!


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