PORTLAND, Ore. ( KOIN ) — Portland mayoral hopeful Carmen Rubio has lost her second endorsement following a reported incident involving a Tesla days after reporting emerged on her driving record.

Rubio, who is currently a Portland City Commissioner, has accrued 150 parking and driving tickets since 1994, with the most recent being a municipal parking ticket for blocking a loading zone in July 2024, court records show.

The Oregonian/OregonLive first reported Rubio's driving record earlier this month, and on Tuesday, the newspaper reported it had learned of an instance involving Rubio and a parked Tesla in Clackamas County days after the first story had broken.

LiUNA Local 737 , a union representing thousands of construction contractors in Oregon, decided it was no longer endorsing Rubio after the first report emerged, a LiUNA spokesperson confirmed to KOIN 6 News in a phone call. The union's rescinded endorsement was first reported by Willamette Week.

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On Thursday, The Street Trust Action Fund said it was also withdrawing its endorsement of Rubio for Mayor. The rescinded endorsement was first reported by The Oregonian/OregonLive .

"In light of allegations that last week Rubio damaged a parked car and walked away, we are withholding further support of her campaign until we see real change," the political arm of The Street Trust said in a statement on Instagram . "This is done with heavy hearts because we still believe her positions are the best in the race, but her driving has become a distraction – one which flies in the face of our values."

Street Trust Action Fund said it would continue to focus on city council, regional and statewide candidates this election season.

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KOIN 6 News has reached out to Rubio's campaign for a statement on the rescinded endorsements but has yet to hear back from the candidate. This story will be updated if we hear back.