Bring your concerns, your questions, and your hopes. I’ll be there to listen and fight alongside you for an Oregon we can all be proud of. 

Senator Wyden pledges open-to-all town meetings in each county in Oregon each year he serves in the Senate. Wyden has held 1149 meetings where he refrains from speeches, listens to the concerns of Oregonians, and answers questions.

For everyone’s security, backpacks and large bags will not be allowed in the town halls. Similar to major sporting events, there is a clear bag policy for town halls, allowing only clear bags (max 12″x 6″x12″), one-gallon clear plastic bags, or small clutches (max 4.5″x 6.5″), plus essential items like medical bags or infant necessities, with no storage for disallowed bags. Backpacks and non-clear bags are prohibited, though medical/infant needs have exceptions. Doors will open one hour before the town hall start time for attendees.

Senator Wyden pledges open-to-all town meetings in each county in Oregon each year he serves in the Senate. Wyden has held 1149 meetings where he refrains from speeches, listens to the concerns of Oregonians, and answers questions.

For everyone’s security, backpacks and large bags will not be allowed in the town halls. Similar to major sporting events, there is a clear bag policy for town halls, allowing only clear bags (max 12″x 6″x12″), one-gallon clear plastic bags, or small clutches (max 4.5″x 6.5″), plus essential items like medical bags or infant necessities, with no storage for disallowed bags. Backpacks and non-clear bags are prohibited, though medical/infant needs have exceptions. Doors will open one hour before the town hall start time for attendees.

Join Congresswoman Andrea Salinas on Tuesday, May 26, at 6 PM at Chemeketa Community College’s Auditorium for an in-person town hall. Congresswoman Salinas will provide an update on her work and will take questions. 

Senator Wyden pledges open-to-all town meetings in each county in Oregon each year he serves in the Senate. Wyden has held 1149 meetings where he refrains from speeches, listens to the concerns of Oregonians, and answers questions.

For everyone’s security, backpacks and large bags will not be allowed in the town halls. Similar to major sporting events, there is a clear bag policy for town halls, allowing only clear bags (max 12″x 6″x12″), one-gallon clear plastic bags, or small clutches (max 4.5″x 6.5″), plus essential items like medical bags or infant necessities, with no storage for disallowed bags. Backpacks and non-clear bags are prohibited, though medical/infant needs have exceptions. Doors will open one hour before the town hall start time for attendees.

Senator Wyden pledges open-to-all town meetings in each county in Oregon each year he serves in the Senate. Wyden has held 1149 meetings where he refrains from speeches, listens to the concerns of Oregonians, and answers questions.

For everyone’s security, backpacks and large bags will not be allowed in the town halls. Similar to major sporting events, there is a clear bag policy for town halls, allowing only clear bags (max 12″x 6″x12″), one-gallon clear plastic bags, or small clutches (max 4.5″x 6.5″), plus essential items like medical bags or infant necessities, with no storage for disallowed bags. Backpacks and non-clear bags are prohibited, though medical/infant needs have exceptions. Doors will open one hour before the town hall start time for attendees.

Join us for an Oregon Priorities Town Hall in Pendleton with Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield on Thursday, May 21, 2026 from 6pm-7pm. The town hall will take place at the Pendleton Convention Center. This event is part of a statewide Oregon Priorities Town Hall series with AG Rayfield focused on hearing directly from Oregonians, in order to shape legal strategies that best protect the state’s interests.

RSVP to ask a question or give public comment: http://bit.ly/PendletonMay21

Questions? Email AttorneyGeneral@doj.oregon.gov. 

RSVP to join Secretary of State Tobias Read, joined by Senator Jeff Merkley and Harney County Clerk (OR) Oregon Association of County Clerks President Dag Robinson for an engaging discussion on voting rights and the threats being made to election access. Conversation moderated by Sandy Chung, Executive Director of the ACLU of Oregon.

Senator Wyden pledges open-to-all town meetings in each county in Oregon each year he serves in the Senate. Wyden has held 1149 meetings where he refrains from speeches, listens to the concerns of Oregonians, and answers questions.

For everyone’s security, backpacks and large bags will not be allowed in the town halls. Similar to major sporting events, there is a clear bag policy for town halls, allowing only clear bags (max 12″x 6″x12″), one-gallon clear plastic bags, or small clutches (max 4.5″x 6.5″), plus essential items like medical bags or infant necessities, with no storage for disallowed bags. Backpacks and non-clear bags are prohibited, though medical/infant needs have exceptions. Doors will open one hour before the town hall start time for attendees.

The nine rescheduled events continue Merkley’s 2026 town hall tour of Oregon, where he will hold a community conversation in each of the state’s 36 counties.

“I’m looking forward to again visiting wonderful communities all over our state. By talking directly to folks in each county my team and I can go to work for the interests and needs most important in each corner of our state,” Merkley said.

Since taking office in 2009, Senator Merkley has kept his promise to hold an open town hall for each of Oregon’s 36 counties every year – more than 630 to date.

The nine rescheduled events continue Merkley’s 2026 town hall tour of Oregon, where he will hold a community conversation in each of the state’s 36 counties.

“I’m looking forward to again visiting wonderful communities all over our state. By talking directly to folks in each county my team and I can go to work for the interests and needs most important in each corner of our state,” Merkley said.

Since taking office in 2009, Senator Merkley has kept his promise to hold an open town hall for each of Oregon’s 36 counties every year – more than 630 to date.

The nine rescheduled events continue Merkley’s 2026 town hall tour of Oregon, where he will hold a community conversation in each of the state’s 36 counties.

“I’m looking forward to again visiting wonderful communities all over our state. By talking directly to folks in each county my team and I can go to work for the interests and needs most important in each corner of our state,” Merkley said.

Since taking office in 2009, Senator Merkley has kept his promise to hold an open town hall for each of Oregon’s 36 counties every year – more than 630 to date.

The nine rescheduled events continue Merkley’s 2026 town hall tour of Oregon, where he will hold a community conversation in each of the state’s 36 counties.

“I’m looking forward to again visiting wonderful communities all over our state. By talking directly to folks in each county my team and I can go to work for the interests and needs most important in each corner of our state,” Merkley said.

Since taking office in 2009, Senator Merkley has kept his promise to hold an open town hall for each of Oregon’s 36 counties every year – more than 630 to date.

The nine rescheduled events continue Merkley’s 2026 town hall tour of Oregon, where he will hold a community conversation in each of the state’s 36 counties.

“I’m looking forward to again visiting wonderful communities all over our state. By talking directly to folks in each county my team and I can go to work for the interests and needs most important in each corner of our state,” Merkley said.

Since taking office in 2009, Senator Merkley has kept his promise to hold an open town hall for each of Oregon’s 36 counties every year – more than 630 to date.

The nine rescheduled events continue Merkley’s 2026 town hall tour of Oregon, where he will hold a community conversation in each of the state’s 36 counties.

“I’m looking forward to again visiting wonderful communities all over our state. By talking directly to folks in each county my team and I can go to work for the interests and needs most important in each corner of our state,” Merkley said.

Since taking office in 2009, Senator Merkley has kept his promise to hold an open town hall for each of Oregon’s 36 counties every year – more than 630 to date.

The nine rescheduled events continue Merkley’s 2026 town hall tour of Oregon, where he will hold a community conversation in each of the state’s 36 counties.

“I’m looking forward to again visiting wonderful communities all over our state. By talking directly to folks in each county my team and I can go to work for the interests and needs most important in each corner of our state,” Merkley said.

Since taking office in 2009, Senator Merkley has kept his promise to hold an open town hall for each of Oregon’s 36 counties every year – more than 630 to date.

The nine rescheduled events continue Merkley’s 2026 town hall tour of Oregon, where he will hold a community conversation in each of the state’s 36 counties.

“I’m looking forward to again visiting wonderful communities all over our state. By talking directly to folks in each county my team and I can go to work for the interests and needs most important in each corner of our state,” Merkley said.

Since taking office in 2009, Senator Merkley has kept his promise to hold an open town hall for each of Oregon’s 36 counties every year – more than 630 to date.

The nine rescheduled events continue Merkley’s 2026 town hall tour of Oregon, where he will hold a community conversation in each of the state’s 36 counties.

“I’m looking forward to again visiting wonderful communities all over our state. By talking directly to folks in each county my team and I can go to work for the interests and needs most important in each corner of our state,” Merkley said.

Since taking office in 2009, Senator Merkley has kept his promise to hold an open town hall for each of Oregon’s 36 counties every year – more than 630 to date.

Bring your concerns, your questions, and your hopes. I’ll be there to listen and fight alongside you for an Oregon we can all be proud of. 

Bring your concerns, your questions, and your hopes. I’ll be there to listen and fight alongside you for an Oregon we can all be proud of. 

Join our national call on April 9th at 7pm ET to hear the latest from the May Day Strong network: including our demands for May 1, the cities that have committed to No Work No School No Shopping, and how we are building the power needed to stop the billionaire agenda and build a future for our families.

We’ll break down what's happening May 1st, why it matters, and how you can join us.

This will take all of us.

Spanish interpretation provided.

Join us for an Oregon Priorities Town Hall in Gresham with Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield, State Senator Chris Gorsek, State Representative Zach Hudson, and State Representative Ricki Ruiz.

As we work to keep communities safe, protect consumers, seniors, and working families, and defend Oregonians' values, we want to hear what’s important to you.

This town hall will take place on Wednesday, April 8 from 6-7:30pm at Mt. Hood Community College, College Theater. This event is part of a statewide Oregon Priorities Town Hall series with AG Rayfield focused on hearing directly from Oregonians, in order to shape legal strategies that best protect the state’s interests. Questions? Email AttorneyGeneral@doj.oregon.gov.

ASL interpretation will be provided. RSVP for directions and a campus map.

Senator Merkley will update constituents on his work in Washington, D.C., answer their questions and invite their suggestions about how to tackle the challenges facing Oregon and America.

My office is committed to diversity, inclusion, and fostering full participation for all. While there is no need to RSVP for the town hall, my team is ready to help should you need disability-related accommodations or have other access requirements to participate in the town hall.  Please reach out to my team at accommodations@merkley.senate.gov or (503) 326-3386 to make your accommodations request by 12:00 pm PST on Monday, March 30 for my team to best support your participation.

NOTE: Oregonians have been turning out in record-breaking numbers to Senator Merkley’s recent town halls. His office works to find the best venues available, but please be prepared that venues may reach capacity.

Senator Merkley will update constituents on his work in Washington, D.C., answer their questions and invite their suggestions about how to tackle the challenges facing Oregon and America.

My office is committed to diversity, inclusion, and fostering full participation for all. While there is no need to RSVP for the town hall, my team is ready to help should you need disability-related accommodations or have other access requirements to participate in the town hall.  Please reach out to my team at accommodations@merkley.senate.gov or (503) 326-3386 to make your accommodations request by 12:00 pm PST on Monday, March 30 for my team to best support your participation.

NOTE: Oregonians have been turning out in record-breaking numbers to Senator Merkley’s recent town halls. His office works to find the best venues available, but please be prepared that venues may reach capacity.

Senator Merkley will update constituents on his work in Washington, D.C., answer their questions and invite their suggestions about how to tackle the challenges facing Oregon and America.

My office is committed to diversity, inclusion, and fostering full participation for all. While there is no need to RSVP for the town hall, my team is ready to help should you need disability-related accommodations or have other access requirements to participate in the town hall.  Please reach out to my team at accommodations@merkley.senate.gov or (503) 326-3386 to make your accommodations request by 12:00 pm PST on Monday, March 30 for my team to best support your participation.

NOTE: Oregonians have been turning out in record-breaking numbers to Senator Merkley’s recent town halls. His office works to find the best venues available, but please be prepared that venues may reach capacity.

Senator Merkley will update constituents on his work in Washington, D.C., answer their questions and invite their suggestions about how to tackle the challenges facing Oregon and America.

My office is committed to diversity, inclusion, and fostering full participation for all. While there is no need to RSVP for the town hall, my team is ready to help should you need disability-related accommodations or have other access requirements to participate in the town hall.  Please reach out to my team at accommodations@merkley.senate.gov or (503) 326-3386 to make your accommodations request by 12:00 pm PST on Monday, March 30 for my team to best support your participation.

NOTE: Oregonians have been turning out in record-breaking numbers to Senator Merkley’s recent town halls. His office works to find the best venues available, but please be prepared that venues may reach capacity.

Senator Merkley will update constituents on his work in Washington, D.C., answer their questions and invite their suggestions about how to tackle the challenges facing Oregon and America.

My office is committed to diversity, inclusion, and fostering full participation for all. While there is no need to RSVP for the town hall, my team is ready to help should you need disability-related accommodations or have other access requirements to participate in the town hall.  Please reach out to my team at accommodations@merkley.senate.gov or (503) 326-3386 to make your accommodations request by 12:00 pm PST on Monday, March 30 for my team to best support your participation.

NOTE: Oregonians have been turning out in record-breaking numbers to Senator Merkley’s recent town halls. His office works to find the best venues available, but please be prepared that venues may reach capacity.

Senator Wyden pledges open-to-all town meetings in each county in Oregon each year he serves in the Senate. Wyden has held 1149 meetings where he refrains from speeches, listens to the concerns of Oregonians, and answers questions.

For everyone’s security, backpacks and large bags will not be allowed in the town halls. Similar to major sporting events, there is a clear bag policy for town halls, allowing only clear bags (max 12″x 6″x12″), one-gallon clear plastic bags, or small clutches (max 4.5″x 6.5″), plus essential items like medical bags or infant necessities, with no storage for disallowed bags. Backpacks and non-clear bags are prohibited, though medical/infant needs have exceptions. Doors will open one hour before the town hall start time for attendees.

Senator Wyden pledges open-to-all town meetings in each county in Oregon each year he serves in the Senate. Wyden has held 1149 meetings where he refrains from speeches, listens to the concerns of Oregonians, and answers questions.

For everyone’s security, backpacks and large bags will not be allowed in the town halls. Similar to major sporting events, there is a clear bag policy for town halls, allowing only clear bags (max 12″x 6″x12″), one-gallon clear plastic bags, or small clutches (max 4.5″x 6.5″), plus essential items like medical bags or infant necessities, with no storage for disallowed bags. Backpacks and non-clear bags are prohibited, though medical/infant needs have exceptions. Doors will open one hour before the town hall start time for attendees.

Senator Merkley will update constituents on his work in Washington, D.C., answer their questions and invite their suggestions about how to tackle the challenges facing Oregon and America.

My office is committed to diversity, inclusion, and fostering full participation for all. While there is no need to RSVP for the town hall, my team is ready to help should you need disability-related accommodations or have other access requirements to participate in the town hall.  Please reach out to my team at accommodations@merkley.senate.gov or (503) 326-3386 to make your accommodations request by 12:00 pm PST on Monday, March 30 for my team to best support your participation.

NOTE: Oregonians have been turning out in record-breaking numbers to Senator Merkley’s recent town halls. His office works to find the best venues available, but please be prepared that venues may reach capacity.