Thank you to everyone who signed up for this event to support two great animal champions in the Oregon Legislature. We look forward to seeing you there tomorrow night at 5:30 p.m.!
If you haven't already signed up, there's still time. Please just RSVP to our general email: info@humanevotersoregon.org.
For Oregon’s animals, two of the greatest legislative champions are State Representatives David Gomberg and Courtney Neron – whether fighting to protect or elevate protections for animals in research, companion animals, farm animals or even wildlife, Representatives Gomberg and Neron are two of the most impactful voices at the forefront of life-changing victories in the Oregon Legislature. We are so fortunate to have both lawmakers as steadfast leaders in the Oregon Legislature. State Representatives Gomberg and Neron are serious minded, influential leaders that care deeply about a wide range of issues that impact the people of Oregon. But they also prioritize animal welfare and changing the laws to reflect Oregon’s humane values.
Let’s be there for them now, during their contested re-election campaigns. Just as they are always there for Oregon’s animals!
Event Details:
Wednesday, September 18th
5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
Willamette Valley Vineyard / Lake Oswego Tasting Room
55 S. State Street, Lake Oswego
Representatives Gomberg and Neron will also share exciting plans for their 2025 Legislative Agendas that prioritizes and helps animals!
RSVP at info@humanevotersoregon.org
Financial contributions of any amount can be made at the event. If you’re unable to attend, please consider making a financial gift to either re-election campaign below.
State Representative David Gomberg: HERE
State Representative Courtney Neron: HERE
State Representatives David Gomberg and Courtney Neron are true legislative champions for animals. Let’s be sure to show them our support as they run for reelection again!
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This event is co-hosted by George Okulitch, GREY2K USA, Humane Voters Oregon, Kelly Peterson, Michelle Blake, Scott Beckstead, and Sharon Harmon.
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