Tina Kotek has already made plenty of history in Oregon, but she isn’t planning to stop any time soon.
Speaker Tina Kotek Releases “Tough,” First Video of Campaign
[Portland, OR] – Today, Speaker Tina Kotek released her first campaign video of the primary – “Tough” – highlighting Speaker Kotek’s leadership in the Oregon House and her commitment to moving the state forward. Kotek, who recently gained a slate of impressive endorsements from major labor unions and grassroots organizations, outlines her long history of fighting for Oregonians: passing paid […]
LGBTQ Nation: These 5 trailblazing LGBTQ politicians are running to make history in 2022
Dozens of LGBTQ candidates are already slated to run for both state and federal offices, but here are five who could break through the rainbow ceiling and make queer history.
Speaker Tina Kotek Announces Endorsement from Oregon Nurses Association
[Portland, OR] – Today, Oregon House Speaker and Democratic candidate for governor Tina Kotek announced the endorsement of the Oregon Nurses Association, the state’s largest union of professional nurses. The organization represents more than 15,000 frontline health care workers in Oregon. Leaders of the Oregon Nurses Association indicated they chose to back Tina in the […]
Willamette Week: Tina Kotek Scores a Slew of Endorsements in Her Campaign for Governor
“We don’t have time for on-the-job-learning, and Tina is ready to lead on day one.”
LGBTQ Nation: Oregon’s Tina Kotek could be the country’s first out lesbian governor
Willamette Week: Tina Kotek, the Longest-Serving House Speaker in Oregon History, Makes Her Case for the State’s Top Job
Portland Monthly: Tina Kotek Has Been Ready for Her Close-Up
Questions for the gubernatorial candidate, Oregon House Speaker, and North Portlander
Tina Kotek to Run for Oregon Governor
Oregon House Speaker Tina Kotek announced today that she will be a candidate for Governor in the 2022 Democratic Primary.
Corvallis Gazette-Times: Oregon lawmakers OK more than $700 million for housing needs
Oregon lawmakers have approved more than $700 million for housing needs that go beyond the emergency prompted by the coronavirus pandemic.