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Transgender Oregon Mayor Gets Fifth Term

SILVERTON, Ore. (AP)—Stu Rasmussen, who became the nation’s first openly transgender mayor in 2008, has won a fifth term in the Willamette Valley city Silverton.

Rasmussen faces a gap of $700,000 between projected general fund revenue and spending in the next budget for a city of about 9,000 where residents say they pay little attention to his breast implants and low-cut dresses.

The Salem Statesman Journal reported Rasmussen, who owns a movie theater, beat three opponents for the two-year term.

Other election results showed there will be new members of the City Council and a levy to maintain year-round operation of the city pool was in question.

 

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