When politicians are elected, they take an oath of office, promising to follow the constitution, do their job, and serve Oregonians. But for the past several years, certain politicians in Salem have repeatedly walked off the job...
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When politicians are elected, they take an oath of office, promising to follow the constitution, do their job, and serve Oregonians. But for the past several years, certain politicians in Salem have repeatedly walked off the job...
moreIt took a broad, diverse, and relentless coalition to deliver this major for victory for Oregon students, and we can't back down now. Add your name today to defend the Student Success Act. Oregon kids are counting on us.
moreThe vote comes after Senate Republicans denied a quorum for nearly a week, holding up the Student Success Act and other legislation as they hid out. Advocacy groups across the state denounced the tactics as shameful, sending thousands of calls and emails into their offices and launching radio ads urging them do their job.
moreThe Student Success Act is transformative, supporting smaller class sizes, increased access to early education and culturally specific programming, more art, music, PE, and career training opportunities, and added mental health resources.
moreOregon voters are with us. With record-high turnout for a midterm election, Oregonians gave a clear mandate: We will not stand for candidates or ballot measures that condone hate, or attacks on healthcare, or special interest carveouts.
moreBecca brings more than 20 years of experience in politics, community organizing, and public service to the job.
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