Border enforcement & immigration law:Opposes aggressive federal immigration enforcement and works to protect communities and civil liberties from federal overreach.[1]
Climate change:Supports executive action integrating climate resilience strategies into state programs.[1]
DEI programs:Supports continuing diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives in public education and opposes federal efforts to end them.[1]
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Economy:Supports targeted investments to grow the economy, create jobs, and strengthen the workforce.[1][2]
Education:Supports statewide policy prohibiting student cell phone use during the school day in K-12 public schools.[1]
Election integrity: mail ballots:Supports Oregon's vote-by-mail system as secure and opposes federal restrictions such as proof of citizenship requirements or limits on ballot counting deadlines.[1][2][3]
Energy production:Backs local moratoriums on new data centers to address environmental and community impacts.[1]
Federal spending & debt:Opposes federal spending bills that cut health care and food assistance programs to provide tax breaks.[1][2]
Gun policy:Supports bans on rapid-fire devices such as bump stocks and local authority to prohibit concealed weapons in public buildings.[1][2]
Health care:Opposes federal spending cuts to Medicaid and supports protecting access to health care coverage.[1][2]
Homelessness:Supports expanding shelter programs, street outreach, and affordable housing to reduce homelessness.[1][2][3]
Housing costs:Supports expanding affordable housing through legislation allowing urban growth boundary expansions for seniors and manufactured homes.[1][2]
Student loan forgiveness:Opposes federal cuts to SNAP and food assistance programs.[1]