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Mid-Summer Endorsements for the Legislature Announced

Mid-Summer Endorsements for the Legislature Announced

July 9, 2024

Mid-Summer Endorsements for the Legislature Announced

NFIB OR PAC, the political action committee for NFIB Oregon, has added nine more candidates for the Oregon Senate and Oregon House of Representatives to its list of endorsed candidates. Click here for the complete list to date. Additional endorsements will be forthcoming, leading up to the November 5 General Election. Oregon State Senate District 25     Raymond Love District 28     Diane Linthicum District 29     Todd Nash Oregon House of Representatives District 07     Cory Burket District 12     Darin Harbick District 31     Darcey Edwards District 40     Michael S. Newgard District 48     John Masterman District 49     Terry A. Tipsord
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