State Senator (D) District 17 - NW Portland/Beaverton “Standing up for us.”

Democratic Party: social liberty and economic regulation Working Families Party: well-paying jobs & greater public service: healthcare, education, energy efficiency

Suzanne Bonamici supports her community. She takes a stance for:  Health care  Education  Consumer Protection  Economic Revitalization  Environmental concerns  Public Safety

J.D. University of Oregon B.A. University of Oregon A.S. Lane Community College Educated in Oregon herself, Suzanne is devoted to improving our education system. Says Bonamici: “I will continue to make school funding a priority, and I support increased access to Head Start, K-12 teacher mentoring, and Oregon Opportunity Grants for college.”

 State Representative  Legislative Assistant  Attorney (FTC)  State Senator incumbent Experience makes the difference! With backgrounds in both law and politics, Suzanne is extremely well-prepared to deal with policy.

Bonamici’s experience and relationships in the capital allow bipartisanship. She stands for all of Oregon: small business and middle class families won’t go forgotten.

Bonamici tackles the economic situation by investing in our future.  Funding education  Small business loans  Affordable healthcare  Job stimulus program

With experience as a consumer protection attorney, Bonamici is especially effective at protecting our rights. She has passed legislature:  Preventing mortgage fraud  Giving foreclosure assistance to families  Stopping Identity and Credit Theft

US Senator Ron Wyden Attorney General John Kroger Labor Commissioner Brad Avakian Governor Barbara Roberts Representatives Chris Harker & Mitch Greenlick Oregon Nurses Association Oregon Council of Police Associates Oregon State Fire Fighters Council Oregon League of Conservation Voters Beaverton Education Association The Oregonian & Beaverton Valley Times

Like her agenda, Bonamici’s financial support is rooted in the Portland metro area. Her sponsors include: Oregon Trail Lawyers Association$5,000 Beaverton Education Association$2,000 Oregon Healthcare Association$1,000 AT&T$1,000 Nike$1,000

 Smaller class sizes  A greener earth  Stronger economic times  Thriving small businesses  Greater financial security  Access to health care  College scholarships