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Q: How will you combat Oregon's illegal sex trade and human trafficking industry? As a candidate for governor, surely you already know that Portland, in particular, has earned attention from national organizations and the press regarding this (Google "portland oregon sex trade human traffiking".) Obviously, this is a horrific violation of human rights and must be challenged and defeated, everyone will agree this crime is terrible, but will you do about it? What *can* the governor do? Thanks. I'm a Portlander, an Oregonian of 20 years, from Alaska.

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