Month: March 2026
Oregon’s 2026 Legislative Session: We Showed Up, We Won, and We’re Not Done Yet | Sesión Legislativa 2026 de Oregon: Nos presentamos, ganamos, y no hemos terminado
On Friday, March 6, the 2026 Oregon legislative session ended after 33 days. Legislators came into this session facing a nearly $890 million budget shortfall, the result of new federal tax loopholes from H.R. 1 that shifted the cost onto states. State programs Oregon families depend on were on the chopping block, and funding for […]
“She Works Full-Time. Without State Child Care, She Loses Everything.”
For us here at For All Families Oregon, our message has been consistent: the best way to create a thriving economy and a flourishing community is by funding the programs that support working families. One such program is the Employment Related Day Care (ERDC) program housed in the Department of Early Learning and Care (DELC). […]
Voting in the Oregon 2026 Midterm Elections
Your ballot is your power—but only if you’re registered to cast it! Oregon runs closed primaries, which means you must be registered with a political party to participate in primary elections. Folks who are not registered with a political party will still receive ballot to vote in nonpartisan races — like those for city and […]