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The Mother PAC’s Endorsements for the 2024 Election

In partnership with our sibling organization, Family Forward Action, we work to ensure mothers and caregivers across Oregon have the resources they need to provide for their families and loved ones. As a grassroots political advocacy organization and political action committee (PAC), we do that by endorsing care champions and ballot measures identified by our …Read More »

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The Mother PAC’s Endorsement Interest Form

Thank you for your interest in The Mother PAC’s endorsement! Our endorsement process will not begin until the spring of 2024. In the meantime, please complete this form indicating interest in being considered for The Mother PAC’s endorsement and we will be in touch with more information as soon as it becomes available.

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The Mother PAC endorses Ana del Rocío for Multnomah County Commission, District 3

The Mother PAC is proud to endorse Ana del Rocío for Multnomah County Commission, District 3 Ana del Rocío is Quechua-descendant Peruana, working-class, cis-gendered woman. She is a single mother, nonprofit consultant, and law student. Ana shared in our endorsement interview: “I cannot overstate the importance of building child care and early education infrastructure that …Read More »

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Las medidas que apoyamos para la elección de noviembre 2022

SÍ en la Medida 111: Derecho al Cuidado Médico El mantener a nuestras familias sanas y saludables es una prioridad principal, ahora más que nunca. Sin embargo, muchas personas en Oregon no tienen acceso a la atención médica que necesitan. Un estudio reciente encontró que el costo de la atención médica está afectando a muchos …Read More »

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How to Vote on Oregon’s 2022 Ballot Measures

YES on Measure 111: Right to Health Care Keeping our families healthy is a top priority — more so now than ever before. Yet many Oregonians do not have access to the appropriate, affordable care they need. A recent study found that the cost of healthcare is affecting many Oregonians and particularly BIPOC Oregonians with …Read More »