Daniel Nguyen

Education I will continue to tackle the conversation around building sustainable funding for education and other ongoing essential services in our state. Economy I’m working to develop our economy so that there are family wage jobs and business activity replenishing the critical resources our schools need for generations to come. Healthcare I support a public option because regular, preventative care is good for our long-term health and good for our budgets–on a personal, societal, and state-resource level. This also means making sure communities in every corner of our state have near-by access to care when they need it. Legislation We need to be able to harness AI’s benefits and build guardrails against its negative impacts. Currently, there is no permanent office or commission with expertise in balancing innovation and protecting Oregonians when it comes to AI. By establishing a permanent commission, we are creating infrastructure for smart policy making that will ensure AI works for all Oregonians. Housing Every Oregonian deserves a safe, affordable place to live. Environment / Energy We must continue to protect Oregon’s lands and expand the uses and flexibility of land that is already in use; cultivate and protect the natural areas that bring people from all over the world to Oregon; and build strong public-private partnerships that optimize our benefits and natural beauty while mitigating negative impacts like high utility costs, pollution and wildfires. Environment / Energy I believe that strong climate goals aren’t just the right thing to do, they’re the economic thing to do—and we need to do better. The work we do now to establish green policies and explore alternative sources for energy will lay the foundation for best practices in decades to come. Economy Championing and supporting our homegrown small and growing businesses. Economy Protecting and growing job opportunities. Education Additionally, I will support and advocate for post-secondary education—whether it’s skills training, apprenticeships, or community college and university courses—as a critical part of a thriving workforce and growing economy.