Campaign filings list it as “The Rally Point,” Portland. We found no active Oregon business registration under that name or as Rally Point Strategy or Rally Point Strategies. Oregon active businesses data
Willamette Week reported in June 2024 that Ellison was leaving Emerge Oregon to advise several Portland City Council candidates. She declined to name them. Willamette Week
goPDX, the committee funding the DitchMitch and fix multCo billboards, paid it $6,000 on Sept 25, 2026. Portland Mercury, Oct 6, 2026
Portland Alliance PAC gave Rep. Daniel Nguyen and two other Democratic legislators $1,100 apiece in in-kind contributions, in the form of “management services” paid to The Rally Point. Oregon Capital Chronicle, Apr 30, 2026
Rep. Shannon Isadore (includes a $1,100 in-kind gift from Portland Alliance PAC)Other$16K
Rep. Mari Watanabe (includes a $1,100 in-kind gift from Portland Alliance PAC)Other$6K
Oregon Realtors PACOther$4K
Rep. Daniel Nguyen (includes a $1,100 in-kind gift from Portland Alliance PAC)Other$3K
Every Oregon committee, all years
$244K from 24 committees since 2024. The biggest:
Platt for Bend City Council2024$41K
Megan for Bend2024$21K
Oregon Prosperity Action Fund2026$20K
Team Shannon Jones Isadore2024–2026$19K
Friends of Megan Norris2024–2025$17K
Jo Perini-Abbott for Judge2026$16K
Dougherty For Judge2026$12K
Suzanne for Lake Oswego2026$11K
Sally for Bend Mayor2024$10K
Committee to Elect Loretta Smith2024$10K
Sources
Portland race payments: the campaigns’ own ORESTAR filings. Other clients and all-years history: a Ballast vendor search of every Oregon committee in ORESTAR. Both pulled Oct 19, 2026.