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Oregon State House District 23

The State Senate and House of Representatives are responsible for making or changing laws and passing a state budget. Sixty representatives serve in the House. The sizes of districts are based on the number of people living there. The Oregon Legislature meets for a long session in odd-numbered years and a short session in even-numbered years. To qualify as a candidate for the Oregon State House of Representatives, a person must be a U.S. citizen, a registered voter, a resident of the district for at least 1 year prior to the General Election, and age 21 or older. The salary is $35,052 plus a per-diem stipend.Term: 2 years. This is a partisan position.

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    Anna M Scharf
    (Rep)

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    Kriss Wright
    (Dem)

Biographical Information

Describe your one or two most pressing issues for the 2025 legislative session. What legislation would you propose or support to address these issues?

What should the Legislature do to improve the quality of Oregon's K-12 public schools?

What role, if any, would you support for the state legislature to play in addressing income inequality in Oregon?

Web Site (leave blank if not applicable) http://voteannascharf.com
Town Where You Live amity
Your Experience/Qualifications Current State Representative House District 23
County Polk
Term 2025
Term Expires 2027
Continue addressing the need for more housing. I would propose rolling back and eliminating many of the building requirements that are costly to developers and add unnecessary cost.
The best thing we could do is pass a school voucher system / school choice and allow the State School fund dollars to follow the child.
Income inequity is driven ONLY by lack of economic opportunities. We need to invest in our natural resource sector jobs. Vertically integrate the natural resource sector in our state and quit shipping raw material out of state for value added processing. Semiconductor facilities are NOT the answer.
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