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AFT-Oregon Recommendations for Oregon primary election
Ballots due May 18, 2010
Ballot Measures:
Measure 68, : Yes
Measure 69: Yes
Offices:
Governor: Bill Bradbury
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Susan Castillo
Recommendations for Oregon Legislature
A bullet 
indicates
a past or present AFT member
State Senate
SD 3: Alan Bates
SD 4: Floyd Prozanski
SD 6: Lee Beyer
SD 7: Chris Edwards
SD 8: Dan Rayfield
SD 11: Peter Courtney
SD 13: Timi Parker
SD 15: Chuck Riley
SD 17: Suzanne Bonamici
SD 19: Richard Devlin
SD 20: Martha Schrader
SD 22: Chip Shields
SD 24: Rod Monroe
SD 26: Brent Barton
State Representative
HD 5: Peter Buckley
HD 6: Lynn Howe
HD 7: Sara Byers
HD 8: Paul Holvey
HD 9: Arnie Roblan
HD 11: Phil Barnhart
HD 12: Terry Beyer
HD 13: Nancy Nathanson
HD 14: Val Hoyle
HD 16: Sarah Gelser
HD 21: Brian Clem
HD 22: Betty Komp
HD 26: Sandy Webb
HD 27: Tobias Read
HD 28: Jeff Barker
HD 29: Katie Riley
HD 31: Brad Witt
HD 32: Deborah Boone
HD 33: Mitch Greenlick
HD 35: Margaret Doherty
HD 36: Mary Nolan
HD 37: Will Rasmussen
HD 38: Chris Garrett
HD 39: Toby Forsberg
HD 40: Dave Hunt
HD 41: Carolyn Tomei
HD 42: Jules Kopel Bailey
HD 43: Lew Frederick
HD 44: Tina Kotek
HD 45: Michael Dembrow
HD 47: Jefferson Smith
HD 48: Mike Schaufler
HD 49: Nick Kahl
HD 51: Cheryl Myers
HD 52: Suzanne Van Orman
HD 57: Greg Smith
HD 58: Bob Jenson
AFT Political Action Fund
We have a union to fight for fair wages,
affordable healthcare, a secure retirement, and fair and equitable treatment
on the job. However, the ability of our local to bargain a fair contract
Elected officials decide the laws by which we bargain and enforce our contract.
They also often decide if there is enough money in the budget for us to get
a cost-of-living raise or have access to healthcare.
That's why the real work of the union goes beyond the local community and that's
why we engage collectively in politics through AFT-Oregon Political Action Fund
Our collective voice sends a powerful message and impacts the decisions that
politicians make. Political strength helps ensure that we have fair contracts
and a strong local union.
Sign up today for a voluntary contribution from your bi-weekly or monthly paycheck
to AFT PAF. Contributions are eligible for Oregon's political tax credit,
which means that your state taxes can be reduced up to $50 for a single filer
and $100 for joint filers.
Click
here to complete a AFT PAF contribution form.
Count Me In!
Strength in the workplace and at the bargaining table requires strength in the political arena. The AFT-Oregon Political Action Fund helps to build political power. Contributions are eligible
for Oregon's political tax credit, which means your state taxes can be reduced
up to $50 for a single filer and $100 for joint filers.
Click here to make a voluntary contribution on your biweekly or monthly paycheck
to AFT-Oregon PAF.
Join the Activists for Congressional Education (ACE) Team
Become a part of AFT’s lobbying team by joining the ACE program. Join with colleagues to lobby federal lawmakers on issues important to you and fellow members. Meet with members of Congress to discuss the economic stimulus package, the Employee Free Choice Act and other legislation that directly affects Oregon community colleges and higher education. To sign up for the program or request more information, contact Marcus Swift at AFT-Oregon.
Call 503-501-7669 or e-mail marcuss@aft-oregon.org
