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January 30, 2024

Bonamici is concerned about provisions in the legislation that would roll back consumer protections put in place by the Biden administration and eliminate the Parent Plus and Grad Plus loan programs.

“We should be making it easier to get a college education, not make it harder and more expensive,” she said, noting that many of the programs in the road map are designed to help students get to and through college.

Issues:Education

January 30, 2024
The lack of affordable housing is a challenge in every part of NW Oregon, including rural areas like western Washington County.

January 30, 2024
Oregon has an affordable housing crisis, and addressing it requires a multifaceted response and significant federal investment.

January 24, 2024

“I’m impressed by the partnership in getting this done,” Bonamici said. “The facility is wonderful, the apartments are lovely. They have done a beautiful job making affordable housing available to people here in St. Helens.”


January 22, 2024
A robust and reliable electric vehicle charging network will ease the transition to EVs, which will reduce carbon emissions from our transportation system.

January 19, 2024

“Nursing is a profession that saves and changes lives, but Oregon and too many states across the country don’t have enough nurses,” Bonamici said in a statement. “There are many qualified people who want to enter this noble profession, but nursing schools don’t have enough faculty to teach them.”

Issues:Health Care

January 18, 2024
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I condemn the remarks of Prime Minister Netanyahu and the rhetoric of Israel’s far-right government leaders who want to deny Palestinians the right to a state.

January 18, 2024
Nursing is a profession that saves and changes lives, but Oregon and too many states across the country don’t have enough nurses.

January 12, 2024

“I keep hearing about turnover and lack of opportunity,” Bonamici, a Beaverton Democrat, said in a Friday interview. “There are people who are interested in pursuing a career in nursing but can’t get into programs because they don’t have enough faculty.”

Issues:Health Care

January 10, 2024

“That says a lot about the members of the community, who understand that refugees have fled their home countries and often have language barriers. They will get culturally appropriate food and assistance,” the Oregon Democrat said on her visit Jan. 3.

“I think it is a wonderful thing they are doing here. I will do everything I can when I return to Washington to fight for funding refugee programs, because it’s the right thing to do.”

Issues:Civil Rights