State Senator (D) District 17 - NW Portland/Beaverton

“Standing up for us.”

Democratic Party: social liberty and economic regulation

Working Families Party: well-paying jobs & greater public service: healthcare, education, energy efficiency

Suzanne Bonamici supports her community . She takes a stance for:

Health care Education Consumer Protection Economic Revitalization Environmental concerns Public Safety

J.D. University of OregonB.A. University of OregonA.S. Lane Community CollegeEducated in Oregon herself, Suzanne is devoted to improving our education system. Says Bonamici:

“I will continue to make school funding a priority, and I support increased access to Head Start, K-12 teacher mentoring, and Oregon Opportunity Grants for college.”

State Representative Legislative Assistant Attorney (FTC)

State Senator incumbent

Experience makes the difference! With backgrounds in both law and politics,Suzanne is extremely well-prepared to deal with policy.

Bonamici’s experience and relationships in the capital allow bipartisanship.

She stands for all of Oregon: small business and middle class families won’t go forgotten.

Bonamici tackles the economic situation by investing in our future.

Funding education Small business loans Affordable healthcare Job stimulus program

With experience as a consumer protection attorney, Bonamici is especially effective at protecting our rights.

She has passed legislature:

Preventing mortgage fraud Giving foreclosure assistance to families

Stopping Identity and Credit Theft

US Senator Ron WydenAttorney General John KrogerLabor Commissioner Brad AvakianGovernor Barbara RobertsRepresentatives Chris Harker & Mitch Greenlick

Oregon Nurses AssociationOregon Council of Police AssociatesOregon State Fire Fighters CouncilOregon League of Conservation VotersBeaverton Education AssociationThe Oregonian & Beaverton Valley Times

Like her agenda, Bonamici’s financial support is rooted in the Portland metro area.Her sponsors include:

Oregon Trail Lawyers Association$5,000Beaverton Education Association$2,000Oregon Healthcare Association$1,000AT&T $1,000Nike $1,000

Smaller class sizes A greener earth Stronger economic times Thriving small businesses Greater financial security Access to health care College scholarships