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“The people of Oregon deserve a government that works for them.”
Self-reported in the official voters' pamphlet: Occupation listed as Genomics Researcher; Occupational Background as Farmer; Prior Governmental Experience listed as 'Classified.' fwdio.org reproduces the pamphlet as submitted and has no independently verifiable office record for this candidate.
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Window 01/01/2025 – 05/12/2026. 15 transactions captured directly from ORESTAR's public transaction-search export via headless browser (Playwright).
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Oregon is at a crossroads. Across the state there is growing frustration with the direction and size of government. Too many Oregonians, rural and urban alike, feel unheard by a system that has become inefficient, overregulated, and driven more by ideological governance than practical problem-solving. My campaign is rooted in a simple belief: the people of Oregon deserve a government that works for them — leadership able to reform spending, restore efficiency, and return power to voters. In 1776, the First American Revolution rallied around a simple truth: No Taxation Without Representation. In 2026, Oregonians rally around my Constitutional Amendment: No Taxation Without Voter Approval. My Vision for Oregon • Stop Urban Growth Boundary expansion • No Taxation Without Voter Approval • Zero default property tax on owner-occupied homes • Tariff large, often foreign, investment in property, scaled by homes owned • Expand school choice and vocational training • Dismantle health insurance industrial complex • Improve identity verification and uncounterfeitable paper ballots in elections
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