The embattled Oregon Governor has said he will not resign over the fiancee scandal. Kitzhaber is under pressure to resign because of an influence-peddling scandal linked to his fiancee's work as a consultant. Cop cars and reporters continue to swarm outside his house following the rumors he would step down. Oregon State Police provides security for Kitzhaber, but sheriff's Sgt. Bob Ray says the agency requested extra help because of the large media presence after rumors he planned to step down - a rumor the governor said was false yesterday. Surrounded: State and local police patrol outside the home of Oregon Governor John Kitzhaber on Thursday
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Reporters camped outside the home of Oregon Governor John Kitzhaber were joined by deputies from the Washington County Sheriff's Office
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Oregon State Police provides security for Kitzhaber, but sheriff's Sgt. Bob Ray says he requested extra help because of the large media presence
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Senate President Peter Courtney said he and House Speaker Tina Kotek asked Kitzhaber to step down
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The governor supposedly told some of his aides he was resigning and summoned Brown from Washington, then changed his mind
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'I was elected to do a job for the people of this great state, and I intend to continue to do so,' Kitzhaber said
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Fiance Clyvia Hayes is accused using her position to get private consulting work; earning money from companies that wanted to influence the state
Four sheriff's vehicles are stationed in the area, but R@placeholdersays nobody expects any problems.