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Oregon Senate District 3

Brad Hicks for Oregon Senate District 3

Brad Hicks

Occupation: Small Business Owner

Website: www.hicksforsenate.com

Stated Priorities

Affordability:

Calls for a lower cost of living, lower taxes, reduced wasteful spending, support for small businesses and action on housing.

Education:

Southern Oregon University graduate who calls for higher academic standards and expanded career and technical education.

Wildfire Prevention:

Calls for forest management and wildfire prevention investments to reduce risks to communities.

Clay Bearnson for Oregon Senate District 3

Clay Bearnson

Occupation: Small Business Owner

Website: www.clayforchange.com

Stated Priorities

Tax Reform:

Calls for higher taxes on capital and wealth.

Health Care:

Favors government-managed universal health care.

Data Centers:

Supports statewide ban on data-center construction.

Denise Krause for Oregon Senate District 3

Denise Krause

Occupation: Health Care Consulting

Website: www.denisekrause.com

Stated Priorities

Affordability

Endorsed by organizations that advocated for billions in tax increases on gasoline and higher vehicle registration fees.

Health Care:

Favors government-managed universal health care.

Taxes and Services:

Says billionaires and wealthy corporations should pay their fair share to fund public services.

Oregon Senate District 4

Floyd Prozanski for Oregon Senate District 4

Floyd Prozanski

Occupation: State Senator; Municipal Prosecutor

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

Housing & Jobs:

Advocates for affordable housing solutions, family-wage employment and Oregon businesses.

Education:

Favors increased funding for public education from kindergarten through higher education.

Climate:

Supports action to reduce climate damage and requiring polluters to bear its costs.

Oregon Senate District 6

Caleb Ticer for Oregon Senate District 6

Caleb Ticer

Occupation: Retail Manager

Website: www.ticerfororegonsenate.com

Stated Priorities

Jobs & Food Costs:

Favors creating jobs and increasing domestic food production to help lower grocery prices.

Forests:

Calls for effective forest management and stronger community self-sufficiency.

Accountability:

Advocates for holding government and corporations accountable while giving individuals and communities greater freedom to act.

Jack Tibbetts for Oregon Senate District 6

Jack Tibbetts

Occupation: Farmer, Small Business Owner

Website: www.tibbettsfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Taxes:

Opposes new taxes and fees that increase living costs.

Economic Development:

Favors business growth and protecting farmland and agricultural employment.

Public Safety:

Supports law enforcement and protecting the right to keep and bear arms.

Smaller Government:

Wants to undo burdensome regulation, costly taxes and government overreach.

Sierrah Williams for Oregon Senate District 6

Sierrah Williams

Occupation: Dietician, WIC

Website: sierrahwilliams.com

Stated Priorities

Health Care:

Favors expanding affordable rural care, including reproductive and mental health services.

Affordability:

Calls for reducing household costs for utilities, child care and housing.

Safety Net:

Advocates for protecting Oregon Health Plan coverage and food assistance to reduce childhood hunger.

Oregon Senate District 7

Jack (Jake) D. Huff for Oregon Senate District 7

Jack (Jake) D. Huff

Occupation: Retired

Website: www.jake4senate-or7.com

Stated Priorities

Taxes & Regulation:

Wants to revise state taxes and regulations based on measurable outcomes.

Housing:

Supports increasing housing supply and reducing construction and housing costs.

Economic Development:

Favors policies to encourage business and employment growth.

James I Manning Jr. for Oregon Senate District 7

James I Manning Jr.

Occupation: State Senator

Website: votejamesmanning.com

Stated Priorities

Housing:

Calls for policies to reduce housing costs, protect personal data and prevent homelessness.

Mental Health:

Advocates for crisis stabilization facilities and expanded treatment access.

Health Care:

Favors a statewide universal health care system modeled on Medicare and Medicaid.

Oregon Senate District 8

Sara Gelser Blouin for Oregon Senate District 8

Sara Gelser Blouin

Occupation: State Senator

Website: saragelser.com

Stated Priorities

Affordability:

Supports working-family tax credits, medical debt protections and preventing data centers from shifting electricity costs to households.

Health Care:

Favors access to reproductive and gender-affirming care and protections against disability discrimination.

Long-Term Care:

Calls for stronger safety requirements and greater transparency in assisted living and memory care facilities.

Valerie Draper Woldeit for Oregon Senate District 8

Valerie Draper Woldeit

Occupation: Doordasher

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

No publicly available information found.

Oregon Senate District 10

Angela Plowhead for Oregon Senate District 10

Angela Plowhead

Occupation: Psychologist, Business Owner, Non-Profit President

Website: angela4oregon.com

Stated Priorities

Taxes & Accountability:

Opposes tax increases and supports closer scrutiny of government spending.

Education:

Advocates for requiring reading, writing and mathematics proficiency for graduation.

Public Safety:

Favors accountability for violent offenders and addressing the underlying causes of homelessness.

Deb Patterson for Oregon Senate District 10

Deb Patterson

Occupation: State Senator

Website: www.debpattersonor.org

Stated Priorities

Health Care:

Supports medication price limits and protecting Oregon Health Plan coverage.

Taxes & Utilities:

Favors expanded tax credits for low-income families, fewer corporate tax preferences and lower utility costs.

Education:

Calls for increased classroom funding, smaller classes and accountability for educational outcomes.

Oregon Senate District 11

Tracy Cramer for Oregon Senate District 11

Tracy Cramer

Occupation: Small Business Owner

Website: www.tracyfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Affordability:

Calls for lower utility costs and opposes higher taxes.

Data Centers:

Calls for preventing data centers from locating on farmland and in neighborhoods.

Housing and Homelessness:

Supports legislation expanding affordable housing options and calls for measurable results from homelessness spending.

Virginia Stapleton for Oregon Senate District 11

Virginia Stapleton

Occupation: Administrative Supervisor

Website: www.electvirginiastapleton.com

Stated Priorities

Taxes:

Supported an employee-paid payroll tax that would have reduced workers’ take-home pay. Voters overturned the tax 82%-18%.

Income Taxes:

Wants to reduce Oregonians’ personal income tax kicker refunds.

Oregon Senate District 13

Courtney Neron Misslin for Oregon Senate District 13

Courtney Neron Misslin

Occupation: State Senator

Website: www.courtneyfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Education:

Favors full school funding, special education staffing, smaller classes and expanded apprenticeships.

Health and Family Services:

Supports reproductive care, affordable child care, disability services and addiction treatment.

Housing:

Favors affordable housing, tenant protections and infrastructure needed for new homes.

Glenn Lancaster for Oregon Senate District 13

Glenn Lancaster

Occupation: Retired Business Owner, Electric Utility Industry

Website: glennlancaster.com

Stated Priorities

Taxes:

Opposes new tax increases and supports preserving kicker refunds.

Education:

Calls for renewed emphasis on reading, writing and mathematics and stronger academic expectations.

Public Safety:

Advocates for stronger pretrial-release requirements and accountability for violent offenders.

Tim E. Nelson for Oregon Senate District 13

Tim E. Nelson

Occupation: Not Employed

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

No publicly available information found.

Oregon Senate District 15

Myrna A. Munoz for Oregon Senate District 15

Myrna A. Munoz

Occupation: Education Specialist

Website: myrnaforsenate.com

Stated Priorities

Education:

Calls for stronger public schools and investments in educational opportunity.

Taxes and Services:

Advocates for closing corporate tax loopholes to fund schools, health care and affordable housing.

Economic Development:

Wants to reduce barriers for small businesses while protecting the environment and limiting data center development.

Oregon Senate District 16

Courtney Bangs for Oregon Senate District 16

Courtney Bangs

Occupation: Substitute Teacher

Website: www.courtneybangs.com

Stated Priorities

Taxes:

Fought back against “Tina Kotek’s $4.3 billion gas tax.”

Jobs & Housing:

Opposed to state regulations that eliminate jobs and slow housing development.

Local Voice:

Emphasizes her roots in the community, including operating a sixth-generation family farm and says she will stand up to Portland Politicians and their agendas.

Melisa Finkle for Oregon Senate District 16

Melisa Finkle

Occupation: Client Care Surveyor

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

Special Interests:

Says she is declining endorsements, donor networks and party backing.

Public Service:

Believes real work doesn’t happen under bright lights or behind a podium. It happens in the places where the problems are real.

Independence:

Against influence from those with the “deepest pockets."

Rachel Armitage for Oregon Senate District 16

Rachel Armitage

Occupation: Sales/Retail Operations

Website: senatedistrict16.com

Stated Priorities

Agriculture Regulations:

Voted in favor of wage and hour mandates that capped wages for agricultural workers.

Taxes:

Voted against reducing taxes on prescription drug sales.

Transportation:

Endorsed by organizations that support increasing gas taxes and vehicle registration fees.

Oregon Senate District 17

John A. N. Chee for Oregon Senate District 17

John A. N. Chee

Occupation: Self-Employed

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

No publicly available information found.

Lisa Reynolds for Oregon Senate District 17

Lisa Reynolds

Occupation: Pediatrician, State Senator

Website: www.lisafororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Family Affordability:

Favors the Oregon Child Tax Credit and expanded access to affordable child care.

Health Care:

Supports maternal and child health, vaccine access and reproductive care.

Oregon Senate District 19

Mary Dirksen for Oregon Senate District 19

Mary Dirksen

Occupation: ODOT Senior Policy Analyst

Website: www.marydirksen.com

Stated Priorities

Public Safety:

Calls for law enforcement, victim protections and accountability for repeat offenders.

Taxes & Spending:

Advocates for tax relief, transparent budgets and reducing wasteful spending.

Education:

Favors strong academics, curriculum transparency and parental involvement.

Rob Wagner for Oregon Senate District 19

Rob Wagner

Occupation: Oregon Senate President

Website: www.robwagnerfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Environment:

Supports clean air and water, climate resilience and protection of parks and natural areas.

Health Care:

Favors preserving affordable care and reproductive health services, including abortion access.

Public Investment:

Calls for education, infrastructure, public safety and workforce investments with scrutiny of their results.

Oregon Senate District 20

Mark Meek for Oregon Senate District 20

Mark Meek

Occupation: Small Business Owner; State Senator

Website: www.votemarkmeek.com

Stated Priorities

Tolling:

Led the fight to stop tolling on I-205.

Health Care:

Wants to preserve Oregon Health Plan coverage, lower prescription costs and protect reproductive care.

Education:

Supports student mental health services, career and technical education and strong community colleges.

Michele Stroh for Oregon Senate District 20

Michele Stroh

Occupation: Childcare Provider

Website: votestroh.com

Stated Priorities

Taxes:

Opposes new taxes until the state demonstrates effective use of existing revenue.

Public Safety & Addiction:

Favors full police staffing, consequences for repeat offenders and expanded addiction treatment and prevention.

Education:

Calls for restoring academic proficiency requirements and holding schools accountable for student outcomes.

Oregon Senate District 24

Kayse Jama for Oregon Senate District 24

Kayse Jama

Occupation: Oregon State Senator

Website: www.kaysejama.com

Stated Priorities

Affordability:

Advocates for affordable housing, lower energy costs and expanded low-cost child care.

Civil Rights:

Favors reproductive health care, LGBTQ+ protections and immigrant and refugee rights.

Education:

Supports classroom investment and resources for educators and students.

Oregon Senate District 26

Jeff Helfrich for Oregon Senate District 26

Jeff Helfrich

Occupation: State Representative

Website: www.helfrichfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Affordability & Energy:

Opposes tax increases and supports reliable, affordable power and policies that allow businesses and farms to grow.

Education:

Favors higher academic standards and preparation for college, trades, military service and employment.

Public Safety:

Calls for law enforcement, criminal accountability and enforcement against hard drugs.

Nicole Bassett for Oregon Senate District 26

Nicole Bassett

Occupation: Business, Sustainability + Circularity Consultant

Website: www.bassettfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Transportation:

Believes Oregon should charge drivers taxes on a per-mile basis.

Homelessness:

Supports existing law that makes it difficult for local governments to move unsanctioned camping off sidewalks and out of public parks.

Oregon House District 1

Bret Cecil for Oregon House District 1

Bret Cecil

Occupation: Retired

Website: www.bretcecil.com

Stated Priorities

Elections:

Favors vote-by-mail and campaign finance reform.

Government Accountability:

Calls for anti-corruption measures and accepting campaign contributions from individuals rather than corporations.

Constituent Access:

Proposes regular town halls across Coos, Curry and Douglas counties to guide legislative work.

Court Boice for Oregon House District 1

Court Boice

Occupation: State Representative

Website: www.courtboicefororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Taxes & Business:

Opposes new taxes and supports reducing regulatory burdens on employers.

Forests & Wildfires:

Advocates for forest management, timber employment and wildfire risk reduction.

Public Safety:

Favors law enforcement and accountability for criminal offenses.

Oregon House District 2

Virgle J. Osborne for Oregon House District 2

Virgle J. Osborne

Occupation: State Representative; Small Business Owner, Twin Peaks Off- Road

Website: virgleosborne.com

Stated Priorities

Public Safety:

Supports cooperation among local, state and federal law enforcement to disrupt illegal drug operations.

Timber & Business:

Opposes the Habitat Conservation Plan and additional taxes and regulations on small businesses.

Oregon House District 3

Dwayne Yunker for Oregon House District 3

Dwayne Yunker

Occupation: State Representative; Real Estate Principal Broker

Website: electdwayneyunker.info

Stated Priorities

Taxes and Budgeting:

Favors lower taxes and spending accountability.

Public Safety:

Calls for law enforcement, treatment and accountability for criminal conduct.

Education:

Advocates for parental rights and accountability for school performance.

Susan Fischer-Maki for Oregon House District 3

Susan Fischer-Maki

Occupation: Founder & Principal Consultant, Common Thread Consulting

Website: susanforjosephine.com

Stated Priorities

Government Accountability:

Wants to protect public funds and hold agencies responsible for results.

Children and Families:

Identifies support for children and families as a focus of legislative work.

Workforce:

Identifies workforce needs as a priority.

Oregon House District 4

Alek Skarlatos for Oregon House District 4

Alek Skarlatos

Occupation: Rancher, Real Estate Investor, Small Business Owner, State Representative

Website: alekfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Taxes:

Opposes new tax increases on the working class.

Gas Tax & Fee Hikes:

Voted against increased gas taxes and vehicle registration fees.

Oregon House District 5

Alexander Krigsvold for Oregon House District 5

Alexander Krigsvold

Occupation: Regional Manager

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

No publicly available information found.

Pam Marsh for Oregon House District 5

Pam Marsh

Occupation: State Representative

Website: representativepammarsh.com

Stated Priorities

Housing:

Advocates for faster affordable housing production, manufactured and modular housing and sustainable shelter funding.

Wildfires:

Favors forest health, wildfire mitigation funding and home-hardening assistance.

Energy:

Supports energy efficiency and requiring data centers to pay the full costs of their electricity use.

Oregon House District 6

John P. Holm for Oregon House District 6

John P. Holm

Occupation: Not found

Website: www.committeetoelectjohnholm.com

Stated Priorities

No publicly available information found.

Kim Wallan for Oregon House District 6

Kim Wallan

Occupation: State Representative

Website: www.electkimwallan.com

Stated Priorities

Public Safety:

Calls for enforcement against illegal cannabis operations and street drugs, limits on early release and access to mental health intervention.

Wildfires:

Advocates for improved forest management to reduce wildfire risk.

Affordability:

Favors spending accountability and relief from taxes, regulations and land-use restrictions that raise costs.

Oregon House District 7

Adam Wilson for Oregon House District 7

Adam Wilson

Occupation: Wealth Advisor

Website: www.wilsonforspringfield.com

Stated Priorities

Housing:

Supports reducing building costs and restricting investment-firm purchases of single-family homes.

Data Centers:

Favors local consent and requiring data centers to supply or pay for their own power without increasing household utility costs.

Homelessness & Drugs:

Calls for repealing a law restricting local government and local policy authority to address camping, public drug use and repeat offenses.

Kori Rodley for Oregon House District 7

Kori Rodley

Occupation: Lane County Developmental Disabilities Services

Website: kori-rodley.com

Stated Priorities

Affordability:

Advocates for measures addressing corporate price increases and purchases of single-family homes.

Education:

Wants to address teacher shortages, fund special education and expand apprenticeships and workforce training.

Health Care:

Supports affordable health care and protecting access to abortion.

Oregon House District 8

Bill Vivian for Oregon House District 8

Bill Vivian

Occupation: Not Employed

Website: billvivianhd8.net

Stated Priorities

Education:

Favors parental choice, including homeschooling, and job-focused higher education.

Agriculture:

Opposes restrictions on farming, hunting and ranching proposed in a recent citizen initiative petition.

Lisa Fragala for Oregon House District 8

Lisa Fragala

Occupation: State Representative

Website: www.lisafragalafororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Housing:

Calls for affordable housing, shelter capacity and housing assistance.

Health Care:

Advocates for affordable coverage, reproductive care and expanded mental health services while opposing corporate control of care.

Climate & Jobs:

Favors clean energy employment, conservation and stronger worker protections.

Oregon House District 9

Claire Lynn for Oregon House District 9

Claire Lynn

Occupation: Legislative Director, House Republican Office, Oregon State Legislature; Owner, Claire Lynn Consulting LLC.

Website: www.clairefororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Affordability:

Opposes policies that raise household costs and opposed the transportation tax package.

Natural Resources:

Supports Oregon's farming, timber and other natural resource industries.

Schools & Safety:

Favors improved K-12 education and resources for law enforcement.

John Ezra Scheirman for Oregon House District 9

John Ezra Scheirman

Occupation: School Bus Driver

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

Jobs:

Calls for increasing access to family-wage employment.

Education:

Wants to improve educational quality and student opportunity.

Oregon House District 10

David Gomberg for Oregon House District 10

David Gomberg

Occupation: Small Business Owner, Retired

Website: www.electgomberg.com

Stated Priorities

Housing & Infrastructure:

Supports affordable housing, homelessness responses and investment in rural water, sewer and transportation systems.

Small Business:

Favors lower small-business taxes, regulatory review and business development assistance.

Health Care & Seniors:

Calls for lower prescription costs and services that help seniors remain in their homes.

Oregon House District 11

Ivan Maluski for Oregon House District 11

Ivan Maluski

Occupation: Farmer/Rancher

Website: www.ruralindependent.com

Stated Priorities

Health Care:

Advocates for affordable health care for all Oregonians.

Forests & Agriculture:

Favors forest management to reduce wildfire risk and protecting farmland and water.

Data Centers:

Supports a moratorium on new data centers.

Ken Jackola for Oregon House District 11

Ken Jackola

Occupation: Mayor of Lebanon

Website: www.votekenjackola.com

Stated Priorities

Taxes and Jobs:

Opposes new taxes and supports retaining family-wage jobs.

Agriculture:

Favors protecting agricultural employment and rural communities.

Local Voices:

Will advocate for local voices to be heard in the State Capitol.

Oregon House District 12

Amber Smith for Oregon House District 12

Amber Smith

Occupation: Service Coordinator

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

No publicly available information found.

Darin Harbick for Oregon House District 12

Darin Harbick

Occupation: State Representative; Owner, Harbick's Inc. (logging), Harbick's Country Inn, Ark77 Recovery Centers

Website: www.harbickfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Taxes:

Opposes the transportation tax increase and supports taxpayer involvement in major funding decisions.

Rural Economy:

Advocates for local businesses and stronger representation for rural communities.

Mental Health:

Favors improved mental health resources and services.

Oregon House District 13

Jonathan T. Abrahamsen for Oregon House District 13

Jonathan T. Abrahamsen

Occupation: CEO-Buck Point Tools LLC

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

No publicly available information found.

Nancy Nathanson for Oregon House District 13

Nancy Nathanson

Occupation: State Representative

Website: www.nancynathanson.org

Stated Priorities

Affordability & Consumers:

Calls for working-family tax relief, ending data center tax breaks and stronger consumer protections.

Health Care:

Advocates for local health care access, limits on corporate control and expanded addiction and recovery treatment.

Mental Health:

Favors affordable housing production, renter protections and shelter options.

Oregon House District 14

Julie Fahey for Oregon House District 14

Julie Fahey

Occupation: Speaker of the Oregon House; State Representative

Website: www.juliefahey.org

Stated Priorities

Housing & Affordability:

Supports more affordable homes, limits on rent increases and expanded earned income tax credits.

Education:

Favors adequate school staffing, funding and resources for teachers.

Homelessness:

Calls for coordinated access to supportive housing, social services, mental health care and substance-use treatment.

Kevin T. Burton for Oregon House District 14

Kevin T. Burton

Occupation: Teacher

Website: kevinburtonhousedi.wixsite.com/kevin-burton-for-ore

Stated Priorities

Natural Resources:

Advocates for timber management and lower hunting and fishing license fees.

Education:

Wants to prioritize classroom spending, core subjects, arts and career and technical courses.

Rural Economy:

Opposes higher transportation costs and restrictions on farming and ranching proposed in the PEACE Act.

Oregon House District 15

Joanna Robinson for Oregon House District 15

Joanna Robinson

Occupation: Behavioral Health Project Coordinator

Website: www.joannarobinsonfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Housing:

Supports affordable homes, rental and mortgage assistance and pathways to homeownership.

Health Care:

Favors stronger rural clinics, more providers and lower prescription costs.

Education & Jobs:

Calls for public schools, community college training and registered apprenticeships.

Shelly Boshart Davis for Oregon House District 15

Shelly Boshart Davis

Occupation: Vice President International Sales, BOSSCO Trading; Owner, Boshart Trucking; State Representative

Website: www.shellyboshartdavis.com

Stated Priorities

Government Spending:

Advocates for agency accountability and reducing mandates that raise household costs.

Public Safety:

Favors law enforcement and criminal accountability.

Education:

Supports changes to improve public school results rather than relying solely on additional funding.

Oregon House District 16

Sarah Finger McDonald for Oregon House District 16

Sarah Finger McDonald

Occupation: State Representative

Website: www.sarah4oregon.com

Stated Priorities

Housing & Jobs:

Favors housing infrastructure, coordinated permitting and restrictions on institutional home purchases.

Energy & Environment:

Calls for plug-in solar and stronger protection of natural resources.

Waste Management:

Advocates for transparency and oversight of solid waste systems and planning for Coffin Butte's closure.

Oregon House District 17

Dan Farrington for Oregon House District 17

Dan Farrington

Occupation: Business Development Manager

Website: www.farringtonfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Taxes & Regulation:

Favors lower taxes, fewer regulations and opposition to new taxes and fees.

Public Safety:

Supports law enforcement resources and stronger restrictions on release of violent offenders.

Wildfires:

Favors thinning, fuel reduction, timber employment and recovery for fire-affected communities.

David Nelson for Oregon House District 17

David Nelson

Occupation: Retired

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

Health Care:

Calls for affordable health care and individual choice in family decisions.

Government Ethics:

Advocates for regulation to limit corruption and independence from outside financial influence.

Oregon House District 18

Amanda Staehely for Oregon House District 18

Amanda Staehely

Occupation: Farmer / Business Owner

Website: amandaforor.com

Stated Priorities

Spending & Taxes:

Supports prioritizing core government services and reducing nonessential spending; supports tax relief for individuals and family businesses.

Business & Agriculture:

Favors reducing taxes and regulatory burdens on small businesses and family farms.

Education:

Calls for higher academic standards and greater flexibility for parents, teachers and local school boards.

Patrick Marnell for Oregon House District 18

Patrick Marnell

Occupation: Not found

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

No publicly available information found.

Roy Kaufmann for Oregon House District 18

Roy Kaufmann

Occupation: Communications Adviser

Website: www.kaufmannfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Health Care:

Advocates for a single-payer health plan covering every Oregonian.

State Banking:

Wants to create a state bank to retain and reinvest more wealth in Oregon.

Farmland:

Supports preserving farmland for food production rather than data centers.

Oregon House District 19

Anna Munson for Oregon House District 19

Anna Munson

Occupation: Legislative Aide

Website: www.vote-annamunson.com

Stated Priorities

Spending & Taxes:

Opposes new taxes and fees and supports detailed review of agency budgets.

Education:

Favors core subjects, higher standards and school accountability.

Small Business:

Calls for making it easier to start businesses, hire employees and expand.

Tom Andersen for Oregon House District 19

Tom Andersen

Occupation: State Representative

Website: www.electtomandersen.com

Stated Priorities

Housing:

Advocates for affordable housing development and responses to homelessness.

Data Centers & Climate:

Opposes unchecked data center development and supports climate action.

Public Services:

Favors school investment and state reimbursement to Salem for police, fire and emergency medical services.

Oregon House District 20

Andrew Fudge for Oregon House District 20

Andrew Fudge

Occupation: Budget Manager, Oregon Department of Human Services; CPA

Website: fudge4oregon.org

Stated Priorities

Affordability:

Opposes unnecessary tax increases and supports less regulation and expanded housing supply.

Education:

Supports classroom investment, stronger reading and mathematics instruction and high academic expectations.

Public Safety:

Favors law enforcement and practical responses to addiction and homelessness.

Paul Evans for Oregon House District 20

Paul Evans

Occupation: Communications Faculty, State Representative

Website: www.paulevans.org

Stated Priorities

Health & Veterans:

Calls for behavioral health investment and expanded veterans' services.

Infrastructure:

Advocates for regional transit, local infrastructure and emergency preparedness.

Education & Jobs:

Favors public schools, workforce training and resources for small businesses.

Taylor A. Rickey for Oregon House District 20

Taylor A. Rickey

Occupation: Freight Broker

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

No publicly available information found.

Oregon House District 21

Kevin L. Mannix for Oregon House District 21

Kevin L. Mannix

Occupation: Attorney; State Representative

Website: mannixfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Taxes:

Opposed $500+ per employee payroll tax on Salem workers.

Data Centers:

Voted to stop tax breaks for massive data centers.

Public Safety:

Calls for protections for stalking and domestic violence victims and mandatory sentences for violent crimes.

Michael Welsh for Oregon House District 21

Michael Welsh

Occupation: Environmental Health and Safety Manager

Website: www.welshfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Affordability:

Endorsed by organizations that advocated for billions in tax and increases on gasoline and vehicle registration fees.

Homelessness:

Supports existing law that makes it difficult for local governments to move unsanctioned camping off sidewalks and out of public parks.

Oregon House District 22

Lesly M. Munoz for Oregon House District 22

Lesly M. Munoz

Occupation: UniServ Consultant, Oregon Education Association

Website: leslyparaoregon.com

Stated Priorities

Taxes:

Voted to eliminate tax relief for small businesses.

Economy:

Supports proposals to have the government control businesses.

Education:

Advocates for taxpayer-funded “free” public college.

Noemi Legaspi for Oregon House District 22

Noemi Legaspi

Occupation: Mental Health Clinician

Website: www.noemifororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Affordability:

Opposes increases in gas, payroll and vehicle-related taxes and supports reducing the burden on working families.

Data Centers:

Favors greater accountability for data centers and opposes tax breaks for A.I. data centers.

Education & Safety:

Supports keeping students in classrooms and school resource officers on campus.

Oregon House District 23

Anna M. Scharf for Oregon House District 23

Anna M. Scharf

Occupation: Scharf Farms, State Representative

Website: www.voteannascharf.com

Stated Priorities

Natural Resources:

Favors agricultural and natural resource employment and a rural-urban balance in land-use policy.

Business:

Calls for reducing regulatory barriers to business growth and job creation.

Public Safety & Protective Services:

Advocates for law enforcement, criminal accountability and services protecting children and families.

Kriss Wright for Oregon House District 23

Kriss Wright

Occupation: Chair, Newberg Planning Commission, State Delegate

Website: www.facebook.com/KrissWright4StateRep

Stated Priorities

Taxes:

Supported new taxes on hotels and lodging.

Utility Regulation:

Endorsed by organizations that want to place additional regulations on electricity companies.

Oregon House District 24

Andrew Brunello for Oregon House District 24

Andrew Brunello

Occupation: Not found

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

No publicly available information found.

Lucetta A. Elmer for Oregon House District 24

Lucetta A. Elmer

Occupation: State Representative; Small Business Owner

Website: www.lucettafororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Affordability:

Says Oregon should be affordable for young families, workers and small-business owners.

Government Accountability:

Calls for better use of existing revenue before the state asks Oregonians for more.

Education:

Calls for higher standards, accountability and changes focused on student success.

Oregon House District 25

Ben Bowman for Oregon House District 25

Ben Bowman

Occupation: Senior Fellow, Lewis & Clark College; Majority Leader of the Oregon House of Representatives

Website: www.benfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Affordability:

Favors working-family tax credits and protections against hidden fees and utility cost increases.

Health Care:

Supports limits on corporate and private-equity control of physician practices and continued reproductive care funding.

Housing:

Favors faster permitting, additional housing types and affordable housing investment.

Bob Niemeyer for Oregon House District 25

Bob Niemeyer

Occupation: Engineer

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

Elections:

Calls for mailing ballots to voters but requiring in-person return and identification.

Transportation:

Opposes toll roads.

Housing Costs:

Opposes fees, taxes and regulations that increase the cost of new homes.

Oregon House District 26

Steph Terrio for Oregon House District 26

Steph Terrio

Occupation: Veterinary Lead Receptionist

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

Campaign Finance:

Advocates for stronger reforms to limit undisclosed money and corporate influence in elections.

Housing:

Wants to address corporate ownership and concentration in housing and improve veterans' housing access.

Competition:

Supports reducing market concentration in health care and media.

Stephanie Carkin for Oregon House District 26

Stephanie Carkin

Occupation: Small Business Owner

Website: www.stephaniefororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Cost of Living & Small Business:

Believes Oregon families are struggling with rising costs and that small businesses are being burdened by excessive regulations. Says she will fight to lower costs, reduce red tape and help businesses create jobs.

Education:

Supports strengthening academic achievement standards and expanding career and technical education so students are prepared for college, careers or the trades.

Gas Taxes:

Opposed to recent gas tax and fee hikes and will work to ensure transportation funding is managed efficiently.

Sue R. Rieke Smith for Oregon House District 26

Sue R. Rieke Smith

Occupation: State Representative

Website: www.votesueriekesmith.com

Stated Priorities

Education:

Favors smaller classes, full special education funding and direct classroom investment.

Affordability & Health:

Supports working-family tax relief, lower utility bills, affordable child care and protection of the Oregon Health Plan.

Housing:

Favors affordable housing and renter protections.

Oregon House District 27

G. Mark Norman for Oregon House District 27

G. Mark Norman

Occupation: Veterinarian

Website: www.markfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Taxes & Spending:

Calls for controlling costs and demonstrating results before increasing taxes.

Education:

Advocates for academic basics, teacher support and career readiness with stronger accountability.

Public Safety:

Favors law enforcement, behavioral health services and responses to homelessness and addiction.

Tammy Carpenter for Oregon House District 27

Tammy Carpenter

Occupation: Retired

Website: tammyfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Taxes & Services:

Supports higher taxes to fund public services.

Health Care & Education:

Favors government-run universal health care, fully funded public education and free college.

Housing:

Calls for rent freezes and stronger renter protections.

Oregon House District 28

Dacia Grayber for Oregon House District 28

Dacia Grayber

Occupation: Professional Firefighter-Paramedic, State Representative

Website: www.daciafororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Affordability:

Advocates for requiring data centers to cover their energy costs and limiting tax preferences for wealthy individuals and corporations.

Climate & Safety:

Favors climate resilience and stronger emergency response capacity.

Schools & Housing:

Supports accountable school funding and safe, affordable housing.

Randall Fryer for Oregon House District 28

Randall Fryer

Occupation: Physician, Retired.

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

Education:

Favors reducing administrative costs, fewer statewide mandates and stronger graduation standards.

Addiction & Safety:

Calls for required detoxification or sobriety-center treatment for people repeatedly cycling through street addiction, alongside police funding.

Economy:

Advocates for reducing taxes, fees, regulations and the size of government.

Oregon House District 29

Brian Schimmel for Oregon House District 29

Brian Schimmel

Occupation: Independent Contractor

Website: brianschimmel.org

Stated Priorities

Accountability:

Wants to evaluate mandates' costs, fund implementation and measure results.

Education:

Supports stable funding for strong schools.

Housing & Infrastructure:

Favors affordable housing, accessible transportation and resilient infrastructure.

Susan McLain for Oregon House District 29

Susan McLain

Occupation: Retired Teacher, State Representative

Website: www.susanmclain.org

Stated Priorities

Affordability:

Calls for expanded earned income tax credits and preventing data centers from shifting energy costs to consumers.

Transportation:

Advocates for safer roads and bridges, public transit and bicycle and pedestrian facilities.

Education:

Favors K-12 and higher education funding, summer learning and measures addressing chronic absenteeism.

Oregon House District 30

Nathan Sosa for Oregon House District 30

Nathan Sosa

Occupation: State Representative, Small Business Owner, Attorney

Website: www.nathansosa.com

Stated Priorities

Consumer Protection:

Supports action against hidden fees, high-cost lending, cryptocurrency scams and unfair insurance practices.

Housing:

Favors limits on institutional home purchases and protections against unnecessary eviction litigation.

Small Business:

Calls for reducing regulatory barriers and assisting entrepreneurs from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Oregon House District 31

Darcey Edwards for Oregon House District 31

Darcey Edwards

Occupation: State Representative; Small business owner; Principal Broker, Edwards Realty Trust

Website: darceyfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Public Safety:

Advocates for protections against false emergency reports and restrictions on syringe-service locations near schools and child care.

Disaster Recovery:

Wants to reduce obstacles to rebuilding homes after disasters and strengthen local fire response.

Natural Resources:

Supports family forestland inheritance protections and farming, timber, hunting and fishing.

Tom L. Forest for Oregon House District 31

Tom L. Forest

Occupation: Software Engineer

Website: goingdeepfororegon.org

Stated Priorities

Education & Jobs:

Favors fully funded schools and policies that expand employment.

Transportation:

Calls for rural transportation investment.

Civil Rights:

Advocates for vote-by-mail and protections against federal immigration overreach.

Oregon House District 32

Cyrus Javadi for Oregon House District 32

Cyrus Javadi

Occupation: Dentist; State Representative

Website: cyrusfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Health Care:

Favors government-managed universal health care.

Taxes:

Voted to eliminate tax relief for small businesses and to increase gas taxes and vehicle registration fees.

Reducing Tax Refunds:

Sponsored legislation that could reduce Oregonians' income tax kicker refunds.

Max Sherman for Oregon House District 32

Max Sherman

Occupation: Retired Teacher, 35 years; Farmer

Website: www.votemaxsherman.com

Stated Priorities

Taxes and Affordability:

Opposes new taxes and hidden fees and supports reducing regulations that increase household costs.

Natural Resources:

Calls for agriculture, fishing and timber jobs and protecting farmland and water from large data centers.

Transportation:

Advocates for maintenance of roads and bridges and stronger oversight of ODOT before seeking higher taxes.

Oregon House District 33

Ciatta R. Thompson for Oregon House District 33

Ciatta R. Thompson

Occupation: Hotel Front Office Manager

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

Public Safety:

Favors full staffing for first responders.

Behavioral Health:

Supports treatment and recovery services with measurable outcomes.

Economic Recovery:

Favors improving safety and public health in commercial areas to encourage business investment and employment.

Shannon Jones Isadore for Oregon House District 33

Shannon Jones Isadore

Occupation: State Representative, Business Owner and CEO

Website: www.shannonjonesisadore.com

Stated Priorities

Economic Development:

Calls for downtown Portland revitalization and investment in local economic projects.

Housing:

Advocates for additional housing, including recovery housing.

Emergency Preparedness:

Wants to strengthen energy infrastructure's disaster response and recovery capacity.

Oregon House District 34

Mari Watanabe for Oregon House District 34

Mari Watanabe

Occupation: State Representative

Website: www.mariwatanabe.com

Stated Priorities

Energy Costs:

Supports requiring data centers to cover their electricity costs.

Workforce:

Favors easier professional certification for skilled immigrants and refugees.

Health Care:

Calls for lower prescription costs and stronger protections for long-term care residents.

Shaunie Cousins for Oregon House District 34

Shaunie Cousins

Occupation: Health Plan Regulatory Affairs

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

No publicly available information found.

Oregon House District 35

Dan Martin for Oregon House District 35

Dan Martin

Occupation: Manager

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

No publicly available information found.

Farrah Chaichi for Oregon House District 35

Farrah Chaichi

Occupation: State Representative

Website: www.chaichifororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Taxes:

Favors higher taxes on individuals and businesses to fund universal services.

Health Care:

Calls for universal, government-managed health care and access to reproductive and gender-affirming services.

Public Safety:

Advocates for requiring law enforcement to identify themselves and limiting disclosure of residents' information to federal authorities.

Oregon House District 36

Hai Pham for Oregon House District 36

Hai Pham

Occupation: State Representative, Pediatric Dentist

Website: haifororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Health Care:

Favors affordable care and prescription drugs, including reproductive services.

Economic Development:

Supports job creation, innovation and policies that help local businesses grow.

Affordability:

Favors reducing housing and other household costs and addressing homelessness.

Michael Orth for Oregon House District 36

Michael Orth

Occupation: Retired

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

Taxes:

Calls for lower taxes and fees.

Education:

Advocates for more instructional time and stronger graduation standards.

Public Safety:

Favors police funding and enforcement of criminal laws.

Oregon House District 37

Chad Parker for Oregon House District 37

Chad Parker

Occupation: Small Business Owner

Website: www.voteforchadparker.com

Stated Priorities

Taxes & Transportation:

Supports tax relief and funding reliable roads without new tax increases.

Education:

Favors improved reading proficiency.

Small Business & Safety:

Calls for fewer barriers to business growth and stronger public safety.

Jules Walters for Oregon House District 37

Jules Walters

Occupation: State Representative, HD 37

Website: www.votejules.com

Stated Priorities

Early Childhood:

Advocates for affordable child care and early learning for all Oregon families.

Education:

Favors school safety, accountability and youth substance-use prevention.

Transportation & Land Use:

Opposes I-205 tolling and supports maintaining the urban growth boundary.

Oregon House District 38

Daniel Nguyen for Oregon House District 38

Daniel Nguyen

Occupation: Local Business Owner, State Legislator

Website: www.danielfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Economy:

Supports job growth and relief for businesses and families affected by tariffs.

Health & Safety:

Favors behavioral health services, public safety investment and reproductive health care.

Innovation:

Supports expanding incentives available to companies that engage in research and development in Oregon.

Oregon House District 39

April Dobson for Oregon House District 39

April Dobson

Occupation: State Representative

Website: www.aprildobson.com

Stated Priorities

Affordability:

Advocates for working-family tax relief, opposition to tolling and requiring data centers to pay their own power costs.

Housing:

Favors homeownership and restrictions on private-equity purchases that compete with individual buyers.

Education:

Supports higher school standards and more classroom time.

Oregon House District 40

Adam Baker for Oregon House District 40

Adam Baker

Occupation: Realtor

Website: voteadambaker.com

Stated Priorities

Public Safety:

Favors police and first-responder resources, community policing and accountability for offenders.

Affordability:

Opposes new taxes before agencies demonstrate efficiency and opposes I-205 tolls.

Housing:

Calls for reducing fees and permitting delays to expand homeownership.

Michael W. Sugar for Oregon House District 40

Michael W. Sugar

Occupation: High School History Teacher

Website: www.sugarfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Affordability:

Opposes tolling and supports middle-class tax relief and lower household costs.

Education:

Advocates for stronger literacy, smaller classes, better attendance, special education funding and career pathways.

Health Care:

Opposes Medicaid cuts and supports lower prescription costs and protection against surprise bills.

Pat Hubbell for Oregon House District 40

Pat Hubbell

Occupation: Pharmacist/Small Business Owner

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

Health Care:

Opposes private-equity control of care and supports fairer pharmacy benefit manager contracts for independent pharmacies.

Budgeting:

Favors balanced budgets, verification of program spending and reducing administrative waste.

Community Infrastructure:

Supports pedestrian bridges, park improvements and cooperation on local projects.

Oregon House District 41

Elvis Clark for Oregon House District 41

Elvis Clark

Occupation: Retired Economist

Website: emilwaukieor.org

Stated Priorities

Taxes:

Opposes new taxes and supports limiting state spending.

Energy Costs:

Favors reducing or eliminating the Clean Fuels Program.

Transportation Spending:

Opposes adding urban-renewal costs to the Rose Quarter freeway project.

Mark Gamba for Oregon House District 41

Mark Gamba

Occupation: State Representative, small business owner

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

Climate:

Calls for expanded transmission, faster clean-energy permitting and lower transportation emissions.

Housing:

Advocates for affordable homeownership through public-private development, lower construction costs and renter protections.

Revenue:

Favors changing kicker and property-tax limits to increase resources for education, mental health and housing.

Oregon House District 42

Morey Straus for Oregon House District 42

Morey Straus

Occupation: Information Security Executive

Website: lporegon.org

Stated Priorities

Housing:

Opposes government restrictions on housing supply and rent control.

Employment:

Opposes minimum-wage and licensing requirements that he argues exclude people from work.

Public Safety:

Opposes criminal penalties for drug use and the recriminalization of possession.

Rob Nosse for Oregon House District 42

Rob Nosse

Occupation: State Representative

Website: www.robnosse.com

Stated Priorities

Health Care:

Supports universal coverage and expanded mental health and addiction treatment.

Education:

Favors increased K-12 and higher education funding to prevent layoffs and reduce tuition and debt.

Transportation:

Calls for a funding package for road and bridge maintenance, transit and climate-focused transportation improvements.

Oregon House District 43

Tawna Sanchez for Oregon House District 43

Tawna Sanchez

Occupation: Director of Family Services, NAYA Family Center

Website: www.tawnasanchez.com

Stated Priorities

Housing:

Advocates for flexibility for tenants to leave during a landlord's notice period without paying overlapping rent.

Education & Prevention:

Favors tribal charter-school access and a statewide youth substance-use prevention strategy.

Budgeting:

Supports maintaining the social safety net while prioritizing spending within available resources.

Tim LeMaster for Oregon House District 43

Tim LeMaster

Occupation: Youth Camp Counselor, USMC Ret.

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

Spending:

Favors a more restrained state budget and requiring measurable results from public programs.

Homelessness:

Calls for adapting approaches used elsewhere, citing Houston's reduction in homelessness.

Education:

Advocates for adopting approaches from states with improved school outcomes, citing Mississippi.

Oregon House District 44

Margo Logan for Oregon House District 44

Margo Logan

Occupation: Not found

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

No publicly available information found.

Travis Nelson for Oregon House District 44

Travis Nelson

Occupation: Registered Nurse, Labor Representative, State Representative

Website: www.nelsonfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Health Care:

Favors government managed universal coverage, lower costs and safe hospital staffing.

Housing:

Supports affordable housing and mental health and addiction recovery services.

Education:

Favors full school funding and safe, supportive learning environments.

Oregon House District 45

Thuy Tran for Oregon House District 45

Thuy Tran

Occupation: Optometrist; LtCol, Air National Guard; State Representative

Website: www.tranfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Workers:

Calls for wage-theft protections and employee ownership opportunities.

Veterans:

Advocates for suicide prevention and expanded tuition benefits for children of disabled veterans.

Emergency Preparedness:

Favors fuel-tank risk insurance and stronger coordination among disaster-response agencies.

Oregon House District 46

Leonard Morley for Oregon House District 46

Leonard Morley

Occupation: Retired

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

No publicly available information found.

Willy Chotzen for Oregon House District 46

Willy Chotzen

Occupation: State Representative; Attorney

Website: www.chotzenfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Affordability:

Supports lower utility costs, wage-theft enforcement and accountability for data centers.

Families & Infrastructure:

Favors schools, affordable child care, housing and multimodal transportation.

Civil Rights:

Calls for immigrant protections, reproductive care and stronger privacy protections for children.

Oregon House District 47

Andrea Valderrama for Oregon House District 47

Andrea Valderrama

Occupation: State Representative; Nonprofit director

Website: www.dreafororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Housing:

Advocates for affordable housing, eviction prevention and protections for renters and homeowners.

Health & Food:

Favors Medicaid, food assistance, maternal health and medical debt protections.

Community Safety:

Supports behavioral health treatment, youth violence prevention and safer streets and transit.

Oregon House District 48

Andrew Morrison for Oregon House District 48

Andrew Morrison

Occupation: Software Executive

Website: www.andrewmorrisonfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Affordability:

Favors lower household costs, economic growth and a better environment for small businesses.

Public Safety:

Calls for law enforcement and first responders.

Education:

Advocates for improved educational outcomes and parental choice.

Lamar Wise for Oregon House District 48

Lamar Wise

Occupation: State Representative; Project Director, Oregon AFSCME

Website: www.wisefororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Taxes & Affordability:

Wants to close corporate tax loopholes and expand working-family tax relief.

Education:

Supports smaller classes, improved attendance and affordable child care.

Housing & Mental Health:

Favors faster housing production, lower development costs and expanded mental health access.

Oregon House District 49

Ann Walker for Oregon House District 49

Ann Walker

Occupation: Wildfire and Forestry Consultant

Website: www.friendsofannwalker.com

Stated Priorities

Business & Taxes:

Calls for revising the Corporate Activity Tax and reducing fees on small businesses.

Public Safety:

Advocates for additional resources for neighborhoods, schools, seniors and first responders.

Accountability:

Favors scrutiny of agency spending and responsible stewardship of natural resources.

Zach Hudson for Oregon House District 49

Zach Hudson

Occupation: Substitute teacher

Website: electzachhudson.com

Stated Priorities

Education:

Supports improved school outcomes, teacher support and safe learning environments.

Energy:

Favors clean-energy development and preventing data centers from shifting power costs to residents.

Workers & Health:

Calls for fair wages, workplace safety and access to affordable and reproductive health care.

Oregon House District 50

Brian Gray for Oregon House District 50

Brian Gray

Occupation: Delivery Driver

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

No publicly available information found.

Ricki Ruiz for Oregon House District 50

Ricki Ruiz

Occupation: Recreation Coordinator

Website: www.ricki4oregon.com

Stated Priorities

Education:

Advocates for a longer school year, expanded summer learning and funding formulas that better serve high-poverty districts.

Health Care:

Wants to preserve the Oregon Health Plan and expand behavioral health access.

Immigrant Rights:

Supports protecting immigrant families' access to schools, work and health care.

Oregon House District 51

Darla Mead for Oregon House District 51

Darla Mead

Occupation: Oncology Nurse Navigator

Website: darlameadfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Health Care:

Favors affordable, accessible care for all Oregonians.

Education:

Calls for full school funding, career training and attention to rural districts' needs.

Economy & Environment:

Advocates for fewer barriers for small businesses, lower housing and utility costs and protection of water and forests.

Matt Bunch for Oregon House District 51

Matt Bunch

Occupation: State Representative, Insurance Broker

Website: www.mattbunch51.com

Stated Priorities

Public Safety:

Favors fully funding law enforcement and strengthening criminal accountability.

Taxes:

Supports eliminating state income taxes on tips and overtime.

Agriculture & Business:

Favors reducing regulations that limit local employers' growth and hiring.

Oregon House District 52

Hank Sanders for Oregon House District 52

Hank Sanders

Occupation: Legislative Assistant

Website: www.hankfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Government Benefits:

Believes in "free" bus passes and government-run grocery stores.

Data Centers:

Believes Oregon is best suited to support AI startups due to the availability of data centers.

Education:

Advocates for using taxpayer dollars subsidize law school tuition

Scott C. Hege for Oregon House District 52

Scott C. Hege

Occupation: Wasco County Commissioner, Engineer

Website: www.hegefororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Economic Development:

Favors agriculture, manufacturing and recreation jobs and fewer regulations on small businesses.

Affordability:

Opposed to new tax increases that drive up the cost of living.

Education:

Favors directing more school funding to instruction and reducing administrative and noninstructional requirements.

Oregon House District 53

Emerson Levy for Oregon House District 53

Emerson Levy

Occupation: State Representative, Adjunct Professor (Oregon Tech), Attorney

Website: emersonvotes.com

Stated Priorities

Affordability:

Calls for working-family tax relief, lower prescription costs and requiring data centers to cover their energy use.

Wildfires:

Advocates for dedicated prevention and mitigation funding and opposed a uniform statewide wildfire map.

Education:

Favors classroom cellphone restrictions, literacy and summer learning programs and school emergency alarms.

Michael Summers for Oregon House District 53

Michael Summers

Occupation: Small Business Owner

Website: www.electsummers.com

Stated Priorities

Housing & Homelessness:

Supports reducing permitting delays and fees, expanding access to homes and pairing assistance with accountability.

Education:

Favors science-of-reading instruction and transparent school budgets.

Data Centers:

Calls for local control over development and protection of Central Oregon's water, farmland and utility customers.

Oregon House District 54

Jason Kropf for Oregon House District 54

Jason Kropf

Occupation: State Representative, Attorney

Website: jasonkropfforbend.com

Stated Priorities

Affordability:

Advocates for affordable housing, child care and expanded working-family tax credits.

Education:

Favors early literacy, K-12 funding and investment in OSU-Cascades.

Health & Climate:

Supports affordable health care, reproductive rights, clean energy and wildfire mitigation.

Oregon House District 55

Colby Simmons for Oregon House District 55

Colby Simmons

Occupation: Tutor

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

No publicly available information found.

E. Werner Reschke for Oregon House District 55

E. Werner Reschke

Occupation: State Representative

Website: wernerfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Taxes & Business:

Favors lower taxes and fewer regulatory burdens on employers.

Housing:

Calls for changes to land-use and labor requirements to lower construction costs.

Education:

Advocates for restoring graduation proficiency requirements and truancy laws.

Oregon House District 56

Emily G. McIntire for Oregon House District 56

Emily G. McIntire

Occupation: State Representative

Website: voteemilymcintire.com

Stated Priorities

Workforce:

Wants to expand job training, including programs at Klamath Community College.

Infrastructure:

Supports wastewater system upgrades in Southern Oregon communities.

Emergency Preparedness:

Favors resilient public services and backup power for local infrastructure.

Oregon House District 57

Greg Smith for Oregon House District 57

Greg Smith

Occupation: Business Owner, State Representative

Website: repgregsmith.com

Stated Priorities

Natural Resources:

Supports farmers, ranchers, food processors, loggers and other rural and natural resource based businesses.

Affordability:

Wants to make prescriptions, fuel, insurance, food and housing more affordable.

Josiah Dean for Oregon House District 57

Josiah Dean

Occupation: Advisor, Columbia Gorge SBDC

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

No publicly available information found.

Oregon House District 58

Bobby Levy for Oregon House District 58

Bobby Levy

Occupation: Small Business Owner, Farmer

Website: bobbylevyfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Agriculture:

Advocates for farmers, ranchers and Eastern Oregon's rural economy.

Taxes:

Voted against gas tax and fee hikes. Voted to protect tax relief for small businesses.

Brian Campbell for Oregon House District 58

Brian Campbell

Occupation: Personal Support Worker

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

Health Care:

Supports health care access for all Oregonians.

Environment & Agriculture:

Favors science-based land management, stream restoration and technology that reduces conflicts between wolves and livestock.

Data Centers:

Calls for greater oversight of energy demand, water use and noise.

Oregon House District 59

Lawrence Jones for Oregon House District 59

Lawrence Jones

Occupation: Elementary Teacher; Landscape Designer; Musician; Writer

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

Rural Economy:

Advocates for stronger legislative attention to agriculture, forestry and small businesses in the district.

State Authority:

Wants to protect state programs and responsibilities from federal interference.

Vikki Breese-Iverson for Oregon House District 59

Vikki Breese-Iverson

Occupation: Real Estate Principal Broker, Cattle Rancher, State Representative

Website: friendsofvikki.com

Stated Priorities

Wildfires:

Favors thinning, timber harvest and more local management of forests, and opposed the statewide wildfire hazard map.

Agriculture:

Calls for allowing family farms to sell products directly through farm stores.

Property and Water:

Advocates for protecting private property and agricultural water rights.

Oregon House District 60

Beth Spell for Oregon House District 60

Beth Spell

Occupation: Retired Educator

Website: Not Found

Stated Priorities

No publicly available information found.

Mark Owens for Oregon House District 60

Mark Owens

Occupation: Farmer, Small Business Owner, State Representative

Website: www.markowensfororegon.com

Stated Priorities

Rural Economy:

Favors agriculture and reducing barriers to small-business growth.

Water & Infrastructure:

Supports protecting water resources and infrastructure needed for rural economic development.

Education & Workforce:

Favors schools and training that prepare young people for careers in their home communities.

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