Nick Walden Poublon

Race: House
District: 52

VPS - Primary

Occupation: Community Health, Education

Occupational Background: Student Health Advisor, Portland State University

Educational Background: Portland State University, BA History

Prior Governmental Experience: None

As a first generation college student born and raised in Oregon, I have dedicated my life to supporting the healthcare of our most vulnerable. I will bring a common sense approach to Salem that prioritizes our community’s needs–for my family and yours.

More Housing for More People

Oregonians are struggling to pay rent or afford a home. I will prioritize building all types of housing and help seniors age in place without compromising our Urban Growth Boundaries.

Affordable and Accessible Healthcare

As a healthcare professional, I know the system can be frustrating. I will work to reduce healthcare costs, and expand coverage and access for rural Oregonians.

Stronger Economy with Better Jobs

I will take steps to strengthen our local economy and lower costsBy investing in community colleges and expanding apprenticeships, we can create more pathways to good-paying jobs.

Safeguarding Our Way of Life

It’s crucial to adopt forward-thinking approaches to conserving and protecting our outdoor spaces. I will work to ensure that they continue to drive our economy, while also remaining a place of recreation.

“Nick is a very engaging, informed candidate, whose passion for the issues of affordable housing, the environment, access to meaningful healthcare, and living wages is quite apparent.”

 John & Julie Christensen, Troutdale

Elected Officials and Organizations

Martha Schrader, Clackamas County Commissioner

Jan Lee, former State Representative

Travis Nelson, State Representative

Zach Hudson, State Representative

Clackamas County Democrat Party

Oregon Trail Democrats

Community Leaders

Jamie McCleod-Skinner, Valdez Bravo, Christine Chin Ryan

www.NWPforOregon.com

(This information furnished by Nick Walden Poublon.)

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