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OREGON LEGISLATURE (cont'd) MARION COUNTY & CITIES N OVEMBER House District 22 — N/NE Salem – Brooks – Marion County Commission — Position 3 O N 3 Gervais – Woodburn Danielle Bethell Anna Kasachev VOTE RED Web site: Web site: AnnaKasachev.com DanielleBethell.com Facebook: /AnnaForOregon Facebook: FOR THESE /BethellForMarionCounty House District 23 — South Marion County - MARION COUNTY Marion - Jefferson – Cloverdale Keizer City Council — Position 2 **Mike Nearman** Ross Day REPUBLICANS Web site: Nearman4Oregon.com Web site: Facebook: /Mike-Nearman-for- RossDayForKeizer Oregon-221791334683747 Facebook: HTTPS://WWW.MARIONCOUNTYGOP.ORG /RossDayForKeizerCityCouncil House District 25 — Keizer – St. Paul – NW /CANDIDATES_NOV_20 Marion County Keizer City Council — Position 3 **Bill Post** Kyle Juran Web site: BillPost.com Web site: KyleJuran.com Facebook: /BillPostForOregon VOTER GUIDE Facebook: /KyleJuranForKeizer House District 39 — North Marion County – between Aurora and county line Hubbard City Council **Christine Drazan** **Tyler Thomas** Web site: No campaign information ChristineForOregon.com available online Facebook: /ChristineforOregon ** — indicates incumbent ** — indicates incumbent OREGON – FEDERAL OREGON LEGISLATURE OREGON LEGISLATURE U.S Congress — Senate Senate District 9 — Stayton – Santiam House District 18 — Silverton – Mt. Angel - Canyon – Silverton – Hubbard – Donald Scotts Mills – Hubbard – Aurora – Donald Jo Rae Perkins **Fred Girod** **Rick Lewis** Web site: PerkinsForSenate.vote Web site: Facebook: /JoRaePerkins Web site: FredGirod.com RepRickLewis.org Instagram: /PerkinsForUSSenate Facebook: /SenatorGirod Facebook: /RepresentativeRickLewis U.S. Congress — House District 5 Senate District 10 — Salem - S. Salem – House District 19 — S. Salem – Turner – Turner - Aumsville Aumsville – W. Stayton Amy Ryan Courser **Denyc Boles** **Raquel Moore-Green** Web site: AmyForOregon.com Facebook: /AmyForOregon Web site: Vote4Boles.com Web site: RMGHD19.com Instagram: /AmyForOregon Facebook: /Vote4Boles Facebook: /RMGHD19 OREGON — STATEWIDE Senate District 12 — S. Marion County – House District 21 — Salem – SE Salem – Marion – Jefferson – Cloverdale Hayesville – Jan Ree Secretary of State **Brian Boquist** Jack Esp Kim Thatcher Facebook: Web site: /brian.boquist.7?fref=ts EspForOregon2020.us Web site: KimThatcher.com E-mail: [email protected] Facebook: Facebook: /KimThatcherOregon /EspForOregon2020 E-mail: [email protected] House District 17 — Stayton – Sublimity – Santiam Canyon Treasurer Jami Cate Jeff Gudman Web site: VoteForJamiCate.com Web site: JeffGudman.org Facebook: Facebook: /VoteForJamiCate /JeffGudmanForStateTreasurer ** — indicates incumbent ** — indicates incumbent.

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