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Jamie in the press
[T]he Independent Party of Oregon announced that it was nominating Democrat Jamie McLeod-Skinner as its candidate for the 5th Congressional District race.
….her commitment to bridging divides, protecting our civil rights, communities, and environment, and treating people with respect,” Andrew Kaza, co-chair of the Independent Party of Oregon said in a statement released by McLeod-Skinner’s campaign. “Jamie has successfully fought for us against the corporate interests that dominate our politics.
On the Issues
Jamie Is One of Us
Jamie understands what it’s like to sit down at your kitchen table and make tough decisions for our families. Jamie is committed to addressing the climate crisis and its impacts, helping our working families and economic recovery, and protecting our democracy. A small business owner, engineer and attorney, Jamie is a proud and pragmatic progressive Democrat who has focused her career on rebuilding communities and protecting our natural resources. Jamie is called to serve through her faith and life lessons — her schoolteacher mom taught her to “always leave a place better than you found it.”
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Organizations, Elected Officials and Community Leaders Across Oregon
Clackamas, Deschutes, Linn & Marion County Democratic Parties, Clackamas County Democrats Black Caucus, Sierra Club, OEA, AFT Council, UFCW555, ONA, NOW PAC, Working Families Party, Sunrise Movement PDX, The Mother PAC
U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren
State Senators Kayse Jama, Jeff Golden, Elizabeth Steiner Hayward, Michael Dembrow
State Representatives Karin Power, Khanh Pham, Jason Kropf, Jeff Reardon, Dacia Grayber
Former Governor Barbara Roberts
Former Secretary of State Bill Bradbury