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Dexter Introduces War Powers Resolution to End Iran War
Position: Congresswoman Dexter opposes the current military conflict with Iran and introduced a War Powers Resolution to end it, characterizing the war as unconstitutional and calling for an immediate halt to military operations.
WASHINGTON, DC— Today, Congresswoman Maxine Dexter (OR-03), a member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus (CPC), introduced a War Powers Resolution to end Trump’s illegal and immoral war with Iran.
“Oregonians have been calling my office nonstop with opposition to this war—and they are right to be outraged. I am outraged too,” said Dexter. “From the beginning, Trump has ignored the law and led with his ego, costing us thousands of lives abroad and tens of billions of taxpayer funds. I continue to use every avenue possible to end this unconstitutional war. We must stop the bloodshed.”
Congresswoman Dexter joined CPC members, Representatives Ro Khanna (CA-17), Jared Huffman (CA-02), and Pramila Jayapal (WA-07), in an effort to introduce War Power Resolutions to end to the war.
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Physician-Lawmaker Blocked from Speaking with Pregnant Teens at Texas Detention Facility, Demands Answers on Transfers
Position: Rep. Dexter opposes the concentration of pregnant migrant minors in a Texas detention facility where abortion access is limited, and demands transparency and accountability regarding their healthcare, treatment, and transfers. She expresses concern that officials are withholding information about the wellbeing and whereabouts of detained children.
SAN BENITO, TX— Today, Congresswoman Maxine Dexter, M.D. (OR-03), who spent twenty years as a critical care physician and pulmonologist, conducted oversight at the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) facility in San Benito, Texas, where pregnant migrant minors are being detained. During the visit, Rep. Dexter was blocked from speaking with unaccompanied minors who had previously expressed interest in meeting. Additionally, officials failed to provide clear answers to a series of questions about access to care and where children are being transferred to after leaving the facility.
“It should not be difficult to answer straightforward questions about the wellbeing of children in federal custody,” Dexter said. “If girls are being moved out of this facility, Congress and the public deserve to know if they are safe and whether their healthcare needs are being met.”
“As of this morning, there were individuals who indicated they wanted to speak with me about their experience in detention. By the time I arrived, officials reported that they would no longer speak to me without explanation,” Dexter continued. “The question is, what are officials hiding? When some of the most vulnerable members of our society—pregnant minors—are detained, transparency and accountability should be the bare minimum.”
Recently, the acting director of the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) directed that unaccompanied pregnant immigrant children be sent to this single facility in a state where they are unable to access abortion services. Advocates and medical professionals have raised alarms about the risks of concentrating vulnerable pregnant teens in a region with limited access to healthcare. Dexter said she repeatedly asked officials for basic information about the healthcare and resources available to the young people at the facility but did not receive clear or complete answers. She also raised concerns about where the girls are being transferred after leaving San Benito, noting that the number of detainees has decreased while officials did not clearly explain where those minors are being sent or what continuity of care is being provided.
Rep. Dexter traveled to Texas in her capacity as both a Member of Congress and physician to assess the health and safety of children in federal custody and demand accountability for their treatment. Dexter requested written answers from the Office of Refugee Resettlement.
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Position: Rep. Dexter is conducting oversight visits to immigration detention facilities in Texas to assess conditions for detained pregnant minors, families, and children, citing concerns about inadequate healthcare, sanitation, and living conditions.
WASHINGTON, DC— Today, Congresswoman Maxine Dexter, M.D. (OR-03), who spent twenty years as a critical care physician and pulmonologist, announced she is traveling to Texas to conduct oversight at two immigration facilities notorious for health violations against pregnant teens, families, and children.
“The federal government, funded by our tax dollars, is detaining children at Dilley in conditions that should appall anyone with a conscience, while the public has little visibility into how pregnant minors are being treated in San Benito,” said Rep. Dexter. “As a physician and elected representative, I have a duty to see these conditions firsthand, demand answers, and make clear that no child or expecting mother should be subjected to neglect behind locked doors.”
On Friday, Dexter will go to a facility in San Benito reportedly detaining more than a dozen pregnant minors with limited access to prenatal care. Recently, the acting director of the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) directed unaccompanied pregnant immigrant children be sent to this single facility in a state where, notably, they are unable to access abortion services. Dexter will conduct oversight to assess the health and safety of individuals in detention.
On Saturday, Dexter will return to the Dilley Immigration Processing Center, the largest child and family detention facility in the nation, to conduct oversight amid continued reports of contaminated food, water, and inadequate access to education and medical care, including mental healthcare.
Dexter was previously denied entry to Dilley when she traveled to advocate for a seven-year-old Oregonian detained outside an urgent care clinic. While she was successful in releasing the child and her family, Dexter was given shifting and contradictory explanations as to why she could not go inside the facility—leaving pressing oversight questions unanswered.
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Dexter Moves to Block Legislation Weakening Clean Air Protections
Position: Rep. Dexter opposes the FIRE Act (H.R. 6387), which she argues would weaken Clean Air Act protections by expanding exceptions to air quality monitoring requirements, allowing states to exclude pollution data for common conditions like heat and drought and enabling polluters to increase emissions above safe levels.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, Congresswoman Maxine Dexter, M.D. (OR-03) used a Motion to Recommit—the final procedural tool available before passage of legislation—to challenge House Republicans’ attempt to weaken Clean Air Act protections and make it easier to ignore dangerous air pollution.
“More than fifty years ago, Democrats and Republicans came together to recognize that clean air is fundamental to public health. They put people over politics and passed the Clean Air Act to protect the air we breathe,” said Rep. Dexter. “Congress is now betraying that promise. A centerpiece of the Clean Air Act is mandated air quality monitoring, which tells us which communities are breathing safe air, and which are not. States can already exclude data that is beyond their control. This legislation dramatically expands those exceptions. The result? Sweeping new loopholes that give bad actors a green light to cause further air pollution.”
A Motion to Recommit is the minority party’s last chance to amend a bill or send it back to committee before the House votes on final passage. Rep. Dexter used this procedural tool to force a vote against the FIRE Act, H.R. 6387.
Air quality monitoring data collected under the Clean Air Act is essential to determining which communities are meeting health-based pollution standards and which are not. Current law already allows states to exclude data tied to true exceptional events beyond their control, including wildfires and natural disasters. Existing policy also recognizes prescribed burns as qualifying exceptional events and an important tool for reducing catastrophic wildfire risk. The FIRE Act expands the allowable exceptions to include common conditions, like hot days or drought, making it easier for bad actors to get away with increasing pollution above what is safe to breathe.
Despite these risks, Republicans voted to move the legislation forward to final passage.
Dexter’s remarks on the House floor during debate can be viewed here.
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Dexter Introduces Bill to Bring Transparency to Multi-Billion Dollar Supplement Industry
Position: Rep. Dexter supports requiring dietary supplement manufacturers to register their products with the FDA and provide detailed product information, citing consumer safety and regulatory transparency as justifications.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, Congresswoman Maxine Dexter, M.D. (OR-03), one of just six Democratic physicians serving in Congress, introduced the Dietary Supplement Listing Act, to require dietary supplement manufacturers to register their products with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). In 1994, Congress passed the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act, giving FDA authority to regulate supplements—but not requiring companies to actually register their products with FDA. Since then, the market has exploded, leaving FDA without the information necessary to properly oversee the market and protect consumers.
“More than three-quarters of Americans take dietary supplements. As a physician, I’ve seen countless patients assume these products are vetted for safety,” said Rep. Dexter. “Unfortunately, our regulatory bodies don’t have access to the most basic information about these products. My common sense legislation brings transparency to consumers and regulators alike to keep our communities safe.”
The Dietary Supplement Listing Act would require companies to provide FDA with common sense yet critical information about their products, including product names, a list of all ingredients, an electronic copy of the label, allergen statements, and health and structure/function claims.
Over the last 30 years, annual dietary supplement sales have increased from $4 billion to more than $50 billion, and more than 75 percent of American adults use a dietary supplement. Yet these products are not without risk. In 2023, FDA received more than 2,000 adverse event reports related to dietary supplements. Due to significant underreporting, the agency estimates the actual annual number of adverse events exceeds 50,000.
For full bill text, click here.
Dexter Calls on Congress to Reconvene, Urges Trump to Stand Down
Position: Congresswoman Dexter calls on Congress to reconvene and pass a War Powers Resolution to restrain unauthorized military action against Iran. She urges Trump to stand down from threats of military action and calls on Republicans, Cabinet members, and military officials to prevent what she characterizes as imminent mass casualties.
PORTLAND, OR — Today, Congresswoman Maxine Dexter released the following statement in response to Donald Trump’s threats that “a whole civilization will die tonight” if a deal is not reached to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Dexter also held a press conference with Senators Jeff Merkley (D-OR) and Cory Booker (D-NJ) urging Congress to reconvene and pass a War Powers Resolution.
“I have been on the phone all day with any Republican willing to listen, urging them to use their power to back Trump away from his threats of mass death. Every single person around Trump has a duty to act. Whether it is his Cabinet invoking the 25th Amendment, those in his chain of command refusing unlawful orders, or Republicans using every ounce of leverage available.
“Our humanity must come before partisan politics. This is a moment to do everything in our power to stop the mass destruction of a country of more than 90 million people.”
On Sunday, Dexter voiced support for invoking the 25th Amendment and remove Trump from office. Dexter is a cosponsor and voted in favor of the Khanna-Massie War Powers Resolution, legislation directing the President to terminate unauthorized hostilities against Iran.
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Dexter, Welch Reintroduce Bicameral Bill to Decommission Offshore Oil and Gas Wells, Platforms, and Pipelines
Position: The lawmakers support legislation requiring the Department of the Interior to submit annual public reports on offshore oil and gas decommissioning and to increase oversight and accountability of oil companies for abandoned infrastructure.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Peter Welch (D-Vt.), a member of the Senate Finance Subcommittee on Energy, Natural Resources, and Infrastructure, today joined U.S. Senators Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.), and Ed Markey (D-Mass.), alongside U.S. Representative Maxine Dexter (D-OR-03), in reintroducing the Plug Offshore Wells Act, bicameral legislation to address the growing threat of abandoned offshore oil and gas infrastructure to marine ecosystems and the environment as a result of climate change and extreme weather events. The lawmakers’ bill would direct the Department of the Interior (DOI) to submit an annual, publicly available report to Congress on the status of decommissioning offshore oil and gas wells, platforms, and pipelines, in addition to reducing financial burdens on taxpayers by increasing oversight and accountability of Big Oil companies.
“Abandoned offshore oil and gas infrastructure is a growing threat to our oceans and coastal communities,” said Rep. Dexter. “For too long, oil companies have walked away from their responsibilities, leaving the public to foot the bill. This legislation brings transparency and accountability to a system that has let Big Oil off the hook, and it ensures we are protecting both our environment and taxpayer dollars. This bill brings transparency, saves taxpayers dollars, and helps us hold corporations accountable that disregard the health and safety of our people and our planet.”
“Big Oil’s failure to decommission thousands of abandoned offshore oil and gas wells is inexcusable. It’s not only costly to taxpayers, but harmful to our environment. As climate change worsens and extreme weather events increase, the harmful consequences of idle and abandoned offshore oil and gas infrastructure only grows,” said Senator Welch. “We need to hold oil companies accountable on their promises to decommission abandoned offshore infrastructure to save taxpayer dollars and help protect our marine ecosystems.”
“Big Oil has been ditching its responsibilities while profiteering off of our natural resources in this country for too long,” said Senator Wyden. “At a time when oil companies are making record profits, it is not too much to ask that they use some of those profits to clean up many of the messes their profiteering has left behind.”
“Orphaned wells are an environmental catastrophe waiting to explode. They pose the possibility of massive damage to the ocean by leaking oil and gas and must be addressed quickly,” said Senator Merkley.
“Big Oil consistently puts their profits over public safety - leaving taxpayers with the bill for plugging thousands of abandoned oil and gas wells and dealing with toxic pollution. Safely decommissioning abandoned offshore oil and gas infrastructure should be a no-brainer. We need public disclosures of the status of well decommissioning efforts to hold the industry accountable. Congress must work to stop oil companies from saddling everyday Americans with their cleanup costs instead of cleaning up their own messes,” said Senator Markey.
In addition to Rep. Dexter, the bill is cosponsored in the House by Reps. Tim Kennedy (D-NY-26), Jared Huffman (D-CA-02), Suzanne Bonamici (D-OR-01), Dave Min (D-CA-47), Julia Brownley (D-CA-26), Eleanor Holmes-Norton (D-DC-AL), Kevin Mullin (D-CA-15), and Mike Levin (D-CA-49).
Idle and abandoned offshore oil and gas infrastructure increase the chance of oil leaks and pose environmental risks to marine ecosystems, especially as hurricanes and tropical storms in the Gulf of Mexico increase in strength and frequency. Current delays and defaults in decommissioning offshore oil and gas infrastructure also leave American taxpayers responsible for covering the costs of decommissioning abandoned platforms and wells, an expensive and lengthy process.
According to the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO), more than 2,700 wells and 500 platforms in the Gulf of Mexico are overdue for decommissioning. The Plug Offshore Wells Act would follow GAO’s recommended steps on how Congress can address the current backlog of overdue decommissioning requirements, including instituting new reporting requirements from DOI to Congress on the status of decommissioning.
The Plug Offshore Wells Act is supported by the Center for Biological Diversity, Earthjustice, Natural Resources Defense Council, Oceana, Ocean Conservancy, and the Surfrider Foundation.
“As the Trump administration recklessly allows the fossil fuel industry to rip off the American public, strong oversight of decommissioning is more important than ever,” said Rachel Rilee, Oceans Policy Specialist, Center for Biological Diversity. “This bill is a welcome first step toward holding deadbeat oil drillers accountable by exposing the aging infrastructure they’ve abandoned, and the cleanup costs ordinary Americans have been forced to shoulder. Once Congress sees the full scope of the problem, I hope there’s more legislation to crack down on all of the outrageous ways the fossil fuel industry throws the health of our ocean environments under the bus just to pad their profits.”
“This bill creates a commonsense framework for keeping track of abandoned offshore oil drilling wells that must be properly decommissioned and plugged for public health and safety. Unplugged wells can lead to oil spills, slicks, and other harmful incidents that jeopardize Gulf communities and marine life,” said Laura Esquivel, Senior Legislative Representative, Earthjustice Action. “This legislation represents progress for people, the environment, and local industries like fishing and tourism.”
“It is unacceptable that Big Oil has repeatedly failed to fulfill its obligation to clean up drilling sites, leaving behind a mess of abandoned wells and platforms that pollute our ocean and climate,” said Becca Loomis, Attorney, Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC). “The Plug Offshore Wells Act is a critical first step towards holding companies accountable for cleaning up after themselves. "
“Pollution from deadly and destructive offshore drilling can poison generations when oil and gas companies are not held accountable for cleaning up their mess,” said Joseph Gordon, Campaign Director, Oceana. “The law clearly states that Big Oil must pay for the full cost of decommissioning their dirty infrastructure, but in the Gulf of Mexico these companies are let off the hook nearly every time. There are enough abandoned pipelines in our waters to more than circle the planet, and an estimated 14,000 wells currently sit uncapped. Our communities, wildlife, and – ultimately – taxpayers are left to pay the price for this negligence. We need to hold polluters accountable for the true cost of their destruction, and the POW Act is an important step in that direction.”
“Oil and gas companies are notoriously bad neighbors,” said Andrew Hartsig, Arctic Program Senior Director at Ocean Conservancy, and seasoned lawyer and expert in oil and gas policy. “Offshore operators have left over 18,000 miles of out-of-use pipelines rotting on the ocean floor and have failed to clean up their unused and end-of-life wells and platforms–at times even leaving the expense of cleanup to the taxpayers. The Plug Offshore Wells Act will increase transparency and accountability, and will help protect the ocean and marine life. We are grateful for Senator Welch’s leadership on this issue and urge Congress to pass this commonsense legislation.”
“Abandoned oil and gas infrastructure, including offshore wells and platforms, pose an increasing risk to the health and safety of our communities and environment. They also highlight the failure of numerous oil and gas companies to follow the law and responsibly decommission such infrastructure in a timely manner. Surfrider Foundation strongly endorses the Plug Offshore Wells Act and appreciates the leadership of Senator Welch in introducing this bill. We call on Congress to pass this important legislation into law,” said Pete Stauffer, Ocean Protection Manager, Surfrider Foundation.
Learn more about the Plug Offshore Wells Act of 2026.
Read and download the full text of the bill.
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Dexter Moves to Subpoena Donald Trump Jr. for $670 Million Taxpayer-Funded Deal
Position: Rep. Dexter is calling for a congressional subpoena of Donald Trump Jr. to testify about potential conflicts of interest and financial benefits he may have received from federal funding directed to Vulcan Elements, arguing that Republicans are applying a double standard by refusing oversight of the President's family while having investigated Hunter Biden.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, Congresswoman Maxine Dexter (OR-03), the top Democrat of the House Natural Resources Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee, forced a vote to subpoena Donald Trump Jr. to testify under oath about his financial stake in Vulcan Elements and how he potentially benefited from his father, President Trump, who funneled over $670 million in taxpayer dollars into the company. Vulcan Elements, a rare earth startup, received a $620 million Pentagon loan three months after Trump Jr.'s firm invested in the company. It got another $50 million deal when the federal government bought partial ownership in the company. Full Committee Ranking Member Jared Huffman (D-Calif.) backed the motion to subpoena.
Republicans voted to block the subpoena, shielding the President's son from scrutiny about the largest loan the Pentagon's Office of Strategic Capital has ever issued. Every Republican who voted is now on the record refusing to apply the oversight standard they spent two years and millions of taxpayer dollars in their investigation of Hunter Biden. Republicans then immediately shut down their hearing to prevent debate.
“For years, Republicans set a clear standard: when the President’s family profits from their name and office, it demands investigation. Suddenly, that standard has vanished,” said Rep. Dexter. “If there is nothing to hide, then why won’t Donald Trump Jr. explain to this committee why, just months after becoming a partner, his firm’s financial stake grew substantially following the single largest loan ever issued by the Pentagon’s Office of Strategic Capital? This is the oligarchy on full display, and I’m committed to ending corruption. That is the work of the Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee.”
BACKGROUND:
In August 2025, 1789 Capital, the venture capital firm where Donald Trump Jr. serves as a named partner, purchased an equity stake in Vulcan Elements as part of a $65 million fundraising round. Trump Jr. told the Financial Times he was "very involved in the strategic decisions regarding where to invest our resources" at the firm.
Three months later, the Trump administration committed $620 million in federal loans and $50 million in equity to that same company, without competitive procurement and without the independent technical review required to verify a mineral project's viability before public money goes out the door. President Trump's executive order on minerals, EO 14241, had waived that requirement. The loan was worth more than twice Vulcan's entire valuation at the time.
No public record exists of any conflict-of-interest review, recusal, or financial disclosure related to Trump Jr.'s stake. At least four companies in 1789 Capital's portfolio received federal contracts or awards from the Trump administration in 2025, totaling more than $735 million. The administration has not responded to a February 2 letter from Ranking Members Huffman, Garcia, and Heinrich demanding documents and a briefing on equity deals across the critical minerals program. Democrats forced today's vote because the administration and the Republicans in Congress have refused to seek answers.
SPECIAL TREATMENT FOR THE PRESIDENT'S SON:
House Republicans spent two years and millions of taxpayer dollars demanding accountability for a president's son profiting from his father's office. They subpoenaed Hunter Biden. They voted to hold him in criminal contempt.
“The president’s participation in enriching his family is, in a word, abuse of the highest order.” — Chairman James Comer
“[A president must be] held accountable for abusing public office for his family’s financial gain.” — Chairmen James Comer and Jim Jordan, joint statement
"[The president should be] held accountable for abusing public office for his family's financial gain." — Subcommittee Chair Paul Gosar, September 2023
Today, Republicans voted to give Donald Trump Jr. the special treatment they swore no president's son would receive. They blocked a subpoena seeking his testimony on the same question they spent two years asking about Hunter Biden: whether a president used public office to enrich his family.
The facts in this case are stronger. The official government action is a $620 million DOD loan and $50 million in equity; the clear beneficiary is the President's son.
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Position: Congresswoman Dexter voted for the Khanna-Massie War Powers Resolution to terminate unauthorized hostilities against Iran, arguing that war decisions belong to Congress and the American people, and that federal resources should prioritize domestic needs like affordable groceries, rent, and healthcare.
“The federal government should be focused on helping Oregonians afford groceries, rent, and healthcare, not buying bombs”
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Yesterday, Congresswoman Maxine Dexter, M.D. (OR-03) voted for the Khanna-Massie War Powers Resolution, legislation directing the President to terminate unauthorized hostilities against Iran.
“The federal government should be focused on helping Oregonians afford groceries, rent, and healthcare, not buying bombs for reckless, unnecessary wars,” said Dexter. “The decision to go to war belongs to the American people, as exercised through their elected representatives. All week Oregonians have made their voices heard: No war in Iran. That’s why I voted to end unauthorized hostilities in Iran. I won’t stop fighting to put working families first in Congress.”
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Top PAC donors · 2026 cycle
Political action committees that gave the most to this rep's principal campaign committee this cycle. PAC giving is direct organizational support — industry, ideological, or leadership.
1.INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SHEET METAL, AIR, RAIL AND TRANSPORTATION WORKERS POLITICAL ACTION LEAGUELabor3 contributionsTrade-union PAC for sheet metal, air, rail, and transportation workers — backs candidates supporting union organizing, prevailing wages, and infrastructure investment.AI$15,000
2.AMERICAN COLLEGE OF PHYSICIAN SERVICES INC PAC; AKA ACP SERVICES PACHealth3 contributionsMedical-professional PAC affiliated with the American College of Physicians — backs candidates supporting physician interests and healthcare policy priorities.AI$14,000
3.314 ACTION IMPACT SLATEIdeological2 contributionsScience-focused advocacy PAC — supports candidates backing evidence-based policy, climate action, and scientific research funding.AI$10,130
4.MACHINISTS NON PARTISAN POLITICAL LEAGUE OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MACHINISTS & AEROSPACE WORKERSLabor2 contributionsTrade-union PAC of the International Association of Machinists & Aerospace Workers — backs candidates supporting union organizing, prevailing wages, and aerospace manufacturing jobs.AI$10,000
5.LABORERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NORTH AMERICA POLITICAL FUNDLabor2 contributionsTrade-union PAC for construction laborers — backs prevailing-wage protections, infrastructure funding, and worker organizing rights.AI$10,000
6.IBEW PAC EDUCATIONAL FUNDLabor2 contributionsTrade-union PAC for the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers — backs candidates supporting prevailing-wage protections, infrastructure investment, and union organizing rights.AI$10,000
7.AMERICAN SOCIETY OF ANESTHESIOLOGISTS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (ASA PAC)Health2 contributionsMedical-specialty PAC representing anesthesiologists — backs candidates supporting physician practice autonomy, reimbursement rates, and healthcare policy aligned with anesthesia providers' interests.AI$10,000
8.AMERICAN ACADEMY OF DERMATOLOGY ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (SKINPAC)Health2 contributionsMedical-specialty PAC representing dermatologists — backs candidates supporting healthcare provider interests, medical liability protections, and insurance reimbursement policies.AI$10,000
9.UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION ACTIVE BALLOT CLUBLabor2 contributionsTrade-union PAC for the United Food and Commercial Workers — backs candidates supporting union organizing, collective bargaining, worker protections, and labor-friendly workplace standards.AI$10,000
10.AMERICAN ACADEMY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE2 contributions$10,000
Source: OpenFEC (api.open.fec.gov) Schedule A receipts where contributor type is “committee.” Aggregated by contributing committee. Self-transfers from joint-fundraising / victory committees are excluded.
Top individual contributors · 2026 cycle
Itemized individual contributions over $200 to this rep's campaign committee, aggregated by donor employer. PAC giving is shown above; this section is people, not organizations.
1.SELF$26,830
2.DIGITAL VISION INC$15,000
3.VERNIER SCIENCE EDUCATION$13,000
4.OHSU$8,122
5.MINERVA VENTURES LLC$7,600
6.MASS GENERAL$7,000
7.EDMUNSON BARNHART KNIGHT$7,000
8.GALLO$7,000
9.METRO WEST AMBULA$7,000
10.ARPININE$7,000
Source: OpenFEC Schedule A receipts where contributor type is “individual,” aggregated by the donor's self-reported employer. This is a geographic / industry correlation, not a corporate endorsement.
