OREGON:

For US Senate, Ron Wyden

For US House of Representatives:

1^st District, David Wu

2^nd District, Joyce Segers

3^rd District, Earl Blumenauer

4^th District, Pete DeFazio

5^th District, Kurt Schrader

For Oregon Governor, John Kitzhaber

We all know Chris Dudley is the wrong choice for Oregon’s middle class.  Here’s what you might not know:

Chris Dudley thinks he can turn our state around, fix our budget crisis, and do it all without raising taxes.  We wondered where he got his financial expertise. 

Since playing basketball Dudley has worked for financial companies, where, according to the website of a company where he was a Senior Vice President, he “served the ultra-affluent and corporate markets” and offered “innovative, sophisticated solutions to help clients accumulate, manage, and preserve wealth.”

Oregonians need someone who has our state’s best interest in mind; who has the middle class’s best interest in mind; and who knows what it takes to work for a living.  We don’t need someone who’s an expert at helping the ultra-affluent preserve their wealth overseeing our tax structure, and we certainly don’t need someone who’s used to giving advice to players in corporate markets deciding what to do with our money – we’ve seen how well the corporate markets help the rest of us get ahead.

That’s why it’s so important that we all get involved, this election, and make sure that Dudley is not our next governor.

WASHINGTON:

For US Senate, Patty Murray

For 3^rd Congressional District, Denny Heck

NEBRASKA:

For US Senate: not in play this election

For US House of Representatives:

1^st congressional District, IVY Harper

2^nd Congressional District, Tom White

3^rd Congressional District, Rebekah Davis