Nathan Sosa
Race: | House |
District: | 30 |
VPS - Primary
Occupation: State Representative; Attorney
Occupational Background: Attorney
Educational Background: JD, William S. Boyd School of Law; BA History, UNLV
Prior Governmental Experience: State Representative; Oregon Government Ethics Commission(OGEC); Hillsboro 2035 Oversight Committee
As a state representative and attorney who protects people’s rights, I’m committed to building a better future for Oregonians.
Helping Working Families
I grew up in poverty. I’ve experienced what many working families are going through.
This session, we invested:
- $100 million: Expand Childcare;
- $300 million: Healthcare Access;
- $200 million: Workforce Development.
We must continue these investments, expand tax credits for working people, and lower the cost of living.
Supporting Small Businesses
As an ambassador with the WashCo Chamber, I’ve helped small businesses survive and thrive.
This session, I co-sponsored:
- $15 million Economic Equity Investment Program for small business owners and entrepreneurs.
We must promote partnerships between Business Oregon, chambers of commerce, and nonprofits.
Assisting Students and Teachers
As president of Hillsboro Schools Foundation, I’m committed to helping students and teachers.
This session, we provided:
- $300 million: Reduce teacher burnout; Hire more substitutes.
We need more resources and emphasis on career readiness.
Addressing Homelessness and Housing
As a volunteer, I’ve worked to address youth homelessness.
This session, we provided:
- $400 million: Build and maintain affordable housing; Encourage homeownership;
Address homelessness.
We must revise our tax code to provide sustainable resources to prioritize affordable housing.
Keeping Our Communities Safe
I’m committed to keeping Hillsboro safe.
This session, we delivered:
- $20 million: Violence Prevention
- $14 million: Crime Victims
- $150 million: Mental Health Services
We must sustain and expand these investments.
Endorsements
American Federation of Teachers
APANO
Basic Rights Oregon Equality PAC
Oregon League of Conservation Voters
Oregon & Southern Idaho District Council of Laborers (LIUNA)
PCUN (Pineros y Campesinos del noroeste)
Planned Parenthood PAC of Oregon
Pro-Choice Oregon
Latino Network Action Fund
Sen. Janeen Sollman
Rep. Susan McLain
Alison Kean, former chair OGEC
Small Business Owners
Kal Peiris
Lee Gochenour
Lisa Bradburn
Titonian Wallace
(This information furnished by Nathan Sosa for Oregon.)