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1 From Wednesday September 12th through Thursday September 13th, The Hoffman Research Group surveyed a cross section of Oregon voters to ascertain their preferences in the 2018 Oregon Gubernatorial Election and their position on Oregon s Measure 105 which would repeal Oregon s Sanctuary State survey is based on landline and cellphone interviews with 680 randomly chosen likely Oregon voters. Attention was given to Oregon s rural and urban divide within seven geographic regions. The survey also maintained appropriate balances with regard to age, gender and vote survey has a margin of error of plus or minus at a 95% confidence level. Headquartered in Portland, OR, The Hoffman Research Group, a division of Gateway Communications Inc., has conducted hundreds of political tracking surveys and market research projects since more information, please contact Tim Nashif at The Hoffman Research Group directly at 503-257-0101 or email IMMEDIATE RELEASEC onducted September 12-13th, 2018 Likely Voters (n =680) Margin of Error Oregon Statewide Poll Topline Report Image Question Language: First, I m going to read the names of two public figures and ask you to tell me if you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of each.

2 If you have no impression or have never heard of the person that s okay, just say so. (ORDER OF CANDIDATES ROTATED)Table 1. Knute Buehler 27% Favorable 27% Unfavorable 26% No Impression 19% Never Heard Of Table 2. Kate Brown 42% Favorable 41% Unfavorable 12% No Impression 4% Never Heard Of Table 3. If the General Election for Governor of Oregon were held today, would you vote for Republican party candidate Knute Buehler, Constitution Party candidate Aaron Auer, Democratic & Working Families party candidate Kate Brown, Libertarian party candidate Nick Chen, or Independent party candidate Patrick Starnes? (ORDER OF CANDIDATES ROTATED) 36% Republican Knute Buehler 1% Constitution Aaron Auer 46% Dem/Working Fam Kate Brown 1% Libertarian Nick Chen 4% Independent Patrick Starnes 12% Undecided (Option not given initially) Table 4. [ If Undecided chosen on Q3 ]: If you absolutely had to choose today, would you vote for Republican candidate Knute Buehler, Constitution Party candidate Aaron Auer, Democratic & Working Families party candidate Kate Brown, Libertarian party candidate Nick Chen, or Independent party candidate Patrick Starnes?

3 (ORDER OF CANDIDATES ROTATED) 25% Republican Knute Buehler 0% Constitution Aaron Auer 28% Dem/Working Fam Kate Brown 4% Libertarian Nick Chen 9% Independent Patrick Starnes 34% Undecided (Option not given initially) Topline Report (Cont d)In the upcoming General Election, Oregonians will be voting on a measure. I m going to read the caption of the measure for you as you will see it on your ballot, and then ask whether you would Support or Oppose the ballot measure. Table 5. The following measure will read as follows: Repeals law limiting use of state or local law enforcement resources to enforce federal immigration laws The result of a Yes vote repeals law limiting (with exceptions) use of state or local law enforcement resources for detecting or apprehending persons suspected only of violating federal immigration laws.

4 The results of a No vote retains law limiting (with exceptions) use of state or law enforcement resources for detecting or apprehending persons suspected only of violating federal immigration laws. If the General Election were held today, would you vote to Yes to support the measure or No to Oppose the ballot measure? 31% Yes Supports Measure 50% No Opposes Measure 19% Undecided (Option not given initially) Table 6. When considering your political views, would you say you align more as a Conservative, a Moderate, or a Liberal? (Conservative & Liberal Options Rotated)32% Conservative 33% Moderate 31% Liberal 4% Undecided (Option not given initially) Topline Report (Cont d) Demographic Information: Table 7. Respondent Age 11% 18-34 28% 35-54 61% 55+ Table 8. Respondent Gender 48% Male 52% Female Table 9.

5 Party Registration 31% Republican 43% Democrat 26% 3rd Party/NAV Table 10. Congressional District 21% CD1 22% CD2 21% CD3 12% CD4 23% CD5 Table 11. Oregon Region 21% Multnomah 10% Clackamas 12% Washington 25% Mid-Willamette 7% Coast 11% South 13% East Table 12. Voting Propensity 6% New Reg. 7% 1 of 4 9% 2 of 4 29% 3 of 4 49% 4 of 4 The Hoffman Research Group A Division of Gateway Communications Inc.

6 Topline Report (Cont d)CROSS-TABULATIONS TABLE 1 - KNUTE BUEHLER IMAGEBUEHLER IMAGEF avorableUnfavorableNo ImpresssionNever Heard IMAGEF avorableUnfavorableNo ImpresssionNever Heard OfBALLOTK nute Buehler [ R ]Aaron Auer [ CON ]Kate Brown [ D/WF ]Nick Chen [ L ]Patrick Starnes [ IPO ]UndecidedUNDECIDED LEAN-TOKnute Buehler [ R ]Aaron Auer [ CON ]Kate Brown [ D/WF ]Nick Chen [ L ]Patrick Starnes [ IPO ]UndecidedSANCTUARY MEASURE (105)Yes - Supports MeasureNo - Opposes MeasureUndecidedPOLITICAL IDEOLOGYC onservativeModerateLiberalUndecidedAGE18 -3435-5455+GENDERMaleFemalePARTY REGISTRATIONR epublicanDemocrat3rd / NAVPARTY BY GENDERRep MaleRep FemlDem MaleDem FemlPARTY BY AGEYngr RepOlder RepYngr DemOlder DemAGE BY GENDERY oung MaleYoung FemlOlder MaleOlder FemlCONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTCD1CD2CD3CD4CD5 OREGON REGIONM ultnomahClackamasWashingtonMid-Willamett eCoastSouthEastVOTING PROPENSITY1 of 42 of 43 of 44 of 4

7 New27%27%26%19%6787%50%22%21%28651%8%29% 11%28021%17%35%27%8414%7%18%61%2864%3%21 %13%2450%0%60%40%54%51%23%23%31210%10%50 %30%1019%19%46%15%2615%14%46%25%8015%10% 60%15%200%0%0%0%027%18%32%23%220%0%33%67 %30%0%71%29%711%19%41%30%2747%13%26%14%2 0816%38%24%22%34027%19%32%22%13051%7%28% 14%21524%25%31%20%2187%50%19%24%20821%21 %32%25%2814%22%26%38%7218%23%36%23%19034 %30%22%14%41631%24%24%21%32424%30%28%18% 35454%7%26%13%21011%41%26%22%29122%28%28 %23%17757%7%20%16%10151%6%31%11%10910%38 %26%26%11711%44%26%19%17438%0%38%25%1656 %7%25%12%1943%33%23%41%3912%42%27%19%252 20%20%20%41%464%27%38%31%2632%24%25%18%2 7826%30%27%16%32822%28%25%25%14434%16%28 %23%15127%43%16%13%14222%28%28%23%8329%2 2%35%15%15823%49%16%11%14130%28%30%13%71 27%24%22%28%8326%21%35%18%16923%25%25%27 %4831%12%28%29%7534%20%27%19%9117%17%36% 30%4719%14%32%35%6327%19%34%19%19731%35% 19%15%32921%29%31%19%42 HOFFMAN RESEARCH GROUP: A Division of Gateway Communications Septemver 12-13, 2018 Statewide, OregonLikely Voters TABLE 2 - KATE BROWN IMAGEBROWN IMAGEF avorableUnfavorableNo ImpresssionNever Heard IMAGEF avorableUnfavorableNo ImpresssionNever Heard OfBALLOTK nute Buehler [ R ]Aaron Auer [ CON ]Kate Brown [ D/WF ]Nick Chen [ L ]Patrick Starnes [ IPO ]UndecidedUNDECIDED LEAN-TOKnute Buehler [ R ]Aaron Auer [ CON ]Kate Brown [ D/WF ]Nick Chen [ L ]Patrick Starnes [ IPO ]UndecidedSANCTUARY MEASURE (105)

8 Yes - Supports MeasureNo - Opposes MeasureUndecidedPOLITICAL IDEOLOGYC onservativeModerateLiberalUndecidedAGE18 -3435-5455+GENDERMaleFemalePARTY REGISTRATIONR epublicanDemocrat3rd / NAVPARTY BY GENDERRep MaleRep FemlDem MaleDem FemlPARTY BY AGEYngr RepOlder RepYngr DemOlder DemAGE BY GENDERY oung MaleYoung FemlOlder MaleOlder FemlCONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTCD1CD2CD3CD4CD5 OREGON REGIONM ultnomahClackamasWashingtonMid-Willamett eCoastSouthEastVOTING PROPENSITY1 of 42 of 43 of 44 of 4 New42%41%12%4%68011%77%10%2%18579%13%8%1 %18335%46%16%3%17945%24%18%13%1312%85%7% 6%2450%80%0%20%583%4%10%3%3140%70%30%0%1 04%58%27%12%2625%42%30%2%805%90%5%0%200% 0%0%0%059%0%41%0%2233%0%33%33%30%57%43%0 %719%44%33%4%2717%70%10%3%20860%24%12%4% 34137%40%17%6%1315%80%8%7%21547%34%16%4% 21979%8%11%2%20831%41%28%0%2953%31%14%3% 7247%37%14%2%19138%45%11%6%41740%44%12%4 %32445%39%12%4%3568%77%10%5%21069%13%13% 4%29338%45%15%2%1778%74%11%7%1018%80%8%4 %10970%13%13%4%11769%14%13%5%1760%81%12% 6%169%77%9%5%19479%5%13%3%3968%15%13%5%2 5441%35%20%4%4673%23%4%0%2639%45%11%4%27 843%40%13%4%33042%40%17%1%14435%53%9%4%1 5257%29%10%5%14345%42%8%5%8335%42%16%6%1 5864%26%7%3%14239%41%13%7%7143%41%14%1%8 336%41%16%7%16931%46%23%0%4834%49%13%4%7 634%56%5%4%9138%28%28%6%4735%46%16%3%633 7%44%14%5%19750%40%8%2%33129%45%14%12%42 HOFFMAN RESEARCH GROUP.

9 A Division of Gateway Communications Septemver 12-13, 2018 Statewide, OregonLikely Voters TABLE 3 - IF THE GENERAL ELECTION FOR GOVERNOR OF OREGONWERE HELD TODAY, WOULD YOU VOTE FOR REPUBLICAN CANDIDATEKNUTE BUEHLER, CONSTITUTION PARTY CANDIDATE AARON AUER,DEMOCRATIC & WORKING FAMILIES PARTY CANDIDATE KATE BROWN,LIBERTARIAN PARTY CANDIDATE NICK CHEN, OR INDEPENDENT PARTYCANDIDATE PATRICK STARNES?[ ORDER OF CANDIDATES ROTATED ]BALLOTK nute Buehler [ R ]Aaron Auer [ CON ]Kate Brown [ D/WF ]Nick Chen [ L ]Patrick Starnes [ IPO .. IMAGEF avorableUnfavorableNo ImpresssionNever Heard OfBROWN IMAGEF avorableUnfavorableNo ImpresssionNever Heard OfSANCTUARY MEASURE (105)Yes - Supports MeasureNo - Opposes MeasureUndecidedPOLITICAL IDEOLOGYC onservativeModerateLiberalUndecidedAGE18 -3435-5455+GENDERMaleFemalePARTY REGISTRATIONR epublicanDemocrat3rd / NAVPARTY BY GENDERRep MaleRep FemlDem MaleDem FemlPARTY BY AGEYngr RepOlder RepYngr DemOlder DemAGE BY GENDERY oung MaleYoung FemlOlder MaleOlder FemlCONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTCD1CD2CD3CD4CD5 OREGON REGIONM ultnomahClackamasWashingtonMid-Willamett eCoastSouthEastVOTING PROPENSITY1 of 42 of 43 of 44 of 4]

10 New36%1%46%1%4%12%68084%0%6%1%3%6%1854%0 %87%1%3%6%18328%2%40%3%7%21%17924%2%54%2 %3%15%1312%0%91%0%0%7%28874%1%4%2%5%12%2 8021%0%38%4%8%29%8450%4%29%0%11%7%2861%1 %20%2%3%12%20818%1%66%1%5%9%34142%0%37%0 %2%19%13176%2%7%2%3%10%21527%0%49%2%5%16 %2195%0%88%0%2%5%20824%0%28%0%7%41%2928% 0%61%3%3%6%7226%1%53%3%2%15%19142%1%41%0 %5%11%41740%1%44%3%4%8%32432%1%48%0%4%15 %35677%1%7%1%2%12%21010%0%76%1%3%11%2933 0%1%44%3%8%14%17781%2%7%2%3%5%10173%1%6% 0%1%18%10912%0%78%1%2%8%1179%0%74%1%3%12 %17688%0%0%0%6%6%1676%2%7%1%2%12%1943%0% 95%0%3%0%3911%0%73%1%3%12%25433%0%52%4%4 %7%4619%0%77%0%0%4%2642%1%43%3%4%8%27833 %1%46%0%4%16%33031%1%51%2%6%10%14450%1%3 7%2%5%6%15226%1%59%0%1%13%14331%1%48%4%4 %12%8339%1%37%1%4%18%15822%1%65%0%2%11%1 4234%1%46%0%4%14%7131%1%48%4%7%8%8337%1% 39%2%3%18%16940%0%46%0%4%10%4845%0%39%3% 3%11%7653%1%34%1%5%5%9128%2%49%4%4%13%47 38%0%43%2%3%14%6334%1%44%2%6%14%19739%0% 50%1%2%9%33131%5%29%5%12%19%42 HOFFMAN RESEARCH GROUP: A Division of Gateway Communications Septemver 12-13, 2018 Statewide, OregonLikely Voters TABLE 4 - [ IF RESPONDED UNDECIDED ON Q3 ]IF YOU ABSOLUTELY HAD TO CHOOSE TODAY, WOULD YOU VOTE FORREPUBLICAN PARTY CANDIDATE KNUTE BUEHLER, CONSTITUTION PARTYCANDIDATE AARON AUER, DEMOCRATIC & WORKING FAMILIES PARTYCANDIDATE KATE BROWN, LIBERTARIAN PARTY CANDIDATE NICK CHEN,OR INDEPENDENT PARTY, CANDIDATE PATRICK STARNES?