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March 9, 2022

"What we're going to do is make sure a portion of those funds come back to Oregon to support what we do," Al Thompson, Intel's vice president for government relations, said last week on a conference call with U.S. Rep. Suzanne Bonamici, D-Ore. The call was part of an effort to rally support for legislation supporting the domestic semiconductor industry.


March 1, 2022
In the year since President Biden took office, we have been able to restore numerous protections for our environment and put our country back on track to address the climate crisis.

February 26, 2022
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The unprovoked invasion of Ukraine orchestrated by Vladimir Putin is unacceptable and despicable.
Issues:Foreign Affairs and National Security

February 23, 2022

Ukrainian refugees and their families in the Portland region fear a Russian invasion of their homeland will kill relatives who still live there and destroy the country's emerging democracy. Oregon First District Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici is among local leaders supporting sanctions against Russia.


February 23, 2022
Our system of public education is important for our children, families, community, and economy.
Issues:Education

February 22, 2022

Senators Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley and Representatives Peter DeFazio, Earl Blumenauer and Suzanne Bonamici wrote that the U.S. Forest Service's climate plan and 10-year wildfire strategy of hazardous fuel treatments and prescribed fire to reduce wildfire risks also must recognize the climate crisis and expand to include plans for mature and old-growth forests.


February 18, 2022
The important climate and biodiversity values of old growth forests that Congress emphasized in this provision exist throughout the federal forests, not just in those areas most subject to fire, and not just in old growth forests but also carbon-rich mature forests.

February 16, 2022

On Oregon's 163rd birthday, U.S. Rep. Suzanne Bonamici fielded questions on topics ranging from the arts and school lunch to sex education and mask mandates at a virtual meeting with Warrenton High School students.

Issues:Education

February 14, 2022

Gov. Kate Brown and U.S. Rep. Suzanne Bonamici

Quality careers have the power to transform lives, families and our economy. Unfortunately, not everyone has equal access to the pathways that lead to the good-paying, in-demand careers we need to fill. Oregon has long faced a skills gap, and the pandemic made it even more clear that our workforce system is not accessible for everyone. Many Oregonians lost their jobs in the past two years, with communities of color, rural communities, and people with low incomes hit the hardest.


February 14, 2022
Many working families in Oregon were already struggling with housing costs or covering rent before the pandemic upended their lives and our economy.