Original sentence: Henderson: The Oregonian, [Willamette Week, The Portland Mercury, Portland City Commissioner Erik Sten, Gresham City Councilors Karylinn Echols, Jacquenette McIntire, and Paul Warr-King, 14 of 35 current Judges of the Multnomah County Circuit Court.Incumbent Youlee You, who was appointed 8/9/06, filed for election, but withdrew her candidacy after her qualification to run for office (specifically, 3 years' residence in Oregon immediately prior to filing) was called into question by opponent Leslie Roberts and denied by the Secretary of State's office.Leslie Roberts.Leslie Roberts' is the only name on the ballot; Charles Henderson is running as a write-in candidate.Media coverage: Oregonian story, Oregonian columnist Steve Duin, Willamette Week, Portland Tribune, op-ed by Leslie Roberts in The Oregonian.Roberts: Governor Barbara Roberts
Edited sentence: After the Sec.Barbara Roberts (Roberts for judge ad).Elections office had belatedly found You did not qualify based on residency.Leslie Roberts was endorsed by Gov.More coverage at Willamette Week, and by Oregonian columnist Steve Duin.Roberts filed the next day, Aug 29, and filed a formal challenge to the certification of You for the ballot with the Sec.Subsequently, Charles Henderson initiated a write-in campaign against Leslie Roberts Henderson has also been endorsed by 14 of the 37 sitting judges, Portland City Commissioner Erik Sten, and Gresham City Councilors Karylinn Echols, Jacquenette McIntire, and Paul Warr-King.The Oregonian, Willamette Week, and The Portland Mercury have all endorsed Charles Henderson.The Secretary of State removed You from the ballot as the Mult.You then resigned her appointed judgeship.Youlee Yim You was appointed August 9.Youlee You did not file her candidacy until Aug 21, thus delaying reveiw of her qualifications til 8 days before the filing deadline.of State.of State's office initially mistakely certified her as qualified,took the oath of office and Refiled AUG 28 as an incumbent, after she was finally sworn in (and thus was at that point technically the incumbent)