Looking for Trump in Oregon’s Voters’ Pamphlet? You won’t find him.

Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump speaks at a convention of the Moms for Liberty in late August. Trump will not appear in the Oregon Voters’ Pamphlet, though he will be on the ballot in November.

Former President Donald Trump has once again missed a chance to submit a statement for Oregon’s widely distributed Voters’ Pamphlet, which was released Tuesday. He will still appear on the ballot.

Oregon sends a Voters’ Pamphlet to all households ahead of elections. Candidates don’t have to appear in the pamphlet, but for a fee of $3,500 for presidential candidates, it’s a cheap and easy way for candidates to get their face and a 325-word statement in front of the state’s 3 million voters. (Local candidates pay less; the fee is only $600 for a city or county candidate).

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