OR-3 Representative Maxine Dexter is holding a In-Person Town Hall.

When: Sunday, March 15, 1:00 pm PT

Where: Adrienne C. Nelson High School Auditorium, 14897 SE Parklane Dr., Happy Valley, OR 97015

Join your neighbors and fellow Portlanders for a family-friendly Honk & Wave event. We stand united against the horrific ICE abuses and the murder of Renee Good and Alex Pretti. And we reject our bully and corrupt grifter-in-chief, his spineless billionaire capitulators, and his MAGA political cronies.

And we are united in opposition to a single man using our military as his own personal army and committing this nation to war, all for his own ego.

We’re building a local movement and we need YOU! Let’s make democracy visible, energizing and show it’s worth fighting for. When we show up, we inspire others to do the same, because courage is contagious.

🗽 Bring a sign! 🗽Bring your voice! 🗽Bring your friends, kids, and neighbors!

Whether you stay for 15 minutes or the whole time, your presence counts.

🚗 Parking: Along Williams or Fremont, or the adjacent side streets.

Indivisible Oregon are deeply committed to nonviolence as both a principle and a strategy. We strongly believe that peaceful, nonviolent activism offers social movements the most power to effect change.

Wyden has held 1,138 open-to-all town halls in keeping his promise to hold at least one town hall each year in each of Oregon’s 36 counties.

“A new year means new opportunities for all Oregonians to share opinions, ask questions and discuss ideas in open-to-all town halls in community gatherings with their neighbors,” Wyden said. “These face-to-face meetings are always important, and I look forward to these town halls at the start of 2026 to hear Oregonians’ thoughts on priorities for the year ahead in rural, suburban and urban parts of our state.”

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″x6″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. Guests will not be allowed inside if they are not complying with these safety regulations. Doors will open one hour before the town hall start time for attendees.

Bonamici will answer questions from attendees and provide an update about her work in Congress. The town hall meetings will be in Hillsboro, Scappoose, Tillamook, and Portland.

“These are very challenging times for many, and it’s important for me to hear from the people I represent,” said Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici. “Town hall meetings give Oregonians an opportunity to tell me what is on their mind and to hear from me about the work I’m doing. I look forward to meeting with people from across the district and answering their questions.”

Members of Bonamici’s staff will be at the town hall meetings to assist anyone who is experiencing problems with federal agencies, including the VA, Social Security Administration, immigration, and IRS.

Join Swing Left and Indivisible Oregon for a Ground Truth canvass—designed to help Democrats rebuild trust, win tough races, and flip the House. We’re launching an innovative new program that will revolutionize how we connect with voters and potential voters at their doors.

At this canvass, we’ll:

• Knock on every door in the neighborhood, not just the same voters campaigns usually talk to.

• Have real conversations that listen deeply to voters’ concerns.

• Gather insights to share with campaigns, so they can be responsive to voters’ needs and smarter with their messaging, targeting, and outreach.

Don’t worry if it’s your first time—training, materials, and support are all provided. Just bring comfortable shoes, a charged phone, and your passion for making a difference.

About the program

This isn’t traditional canvassing—it’s a whole new way of talking to voters. Together, we’ll gather authentic insights from communities, use cutting-edge tools to capture what we hear, and share it back with campaigns to strengthen their efforts.

• Why we’re starting early: We launched a year ahead of the midterms to build power before campaigns got off the ground.

• How we’ll go big: knocking every door, not just the ones the voter database tells us to, so every conversation builds a more complete picture of the electorate.

• How we’ll go deep: practicing empathetic listening and real conversations that uncover voters’ “ground truth,” not just checking boxes on a script.

Paid for by Swing Left, Swingleft.org, not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee.

Bonamici will answer questions from attendees and provide an update about her work in Congress. The town hall meetings will be in Hillsboro, Scappoose, Tillamook, and Portland.

“These are very challenging times for many, and it’s important for me to hear from the people I represent,” said Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici. “Town hall meetings give Oregonians an opportunity to tell me what is on their mind and to hear from me about the work I’m doing. I look forward to meeting with people from across the district and answering their questions.”

Members of Bonamici’s staff will be at the town hall meetings to assist anyone who is experiencing problems with federal agencies, including the VA, Social Security Administration, immigration, and IRS.

OR-3 Representative Maxine Dexter is holding a Community Conversation.

When: Wednesday, March 11, 5:30 pm PT

Where: UO NE Portland Campus, 2823 NE Holman St. Portland, OR 97211, Campus Center Room 212

Bonamici will answer questions from attendees and provide an update about her work in Congress. The town hall meetings will be in Hillsboro, Scappoose, Tillamook, and Portland.

“These are very challenging times for many, and it’s important for me to hear from the people I represent,” said Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici. “Town hall meetings give Oregonians an opportunity to tell me what is on their mind and to hear from me about the work I’m doing. I look forward to meeting with people from across the district and answering their questions.”

Members of Bonamici’s staff will be at the town hall meetings to assist anyone who is experiencing problems with federal agencies, including the VA, Social Security Administration, immigration, and IRS.

Grab your rain jacket (our dry streak is over!) and let's do this!

Join your neighbors and fellow Portlanders for a family-friendly Honk & Wave event. We stand united against the horrific ICE abuses and the murder of Renee Good and Alex Pretti. And we reject our bully and corrupt grifter-in-chief, his spineless billionaire capitulators, and his MAGA political cronies.

We’re building a local movement and we need YOU! Let’s make democracy visible, energizing and show it’s worth fighting for. When we show up, we inspire others to do the same, because courage is contagious.

🗽 Bring a sign! 🗽Bring your voice! 🗽Bring your friends, kids, and neighbors!

Whether you stay for 15 minutes or the whole time, your presence counts.

🚗 Parking: Along Williams or Fremont, or the adjacent side streets.

Indivisible Oregon and Indivisible District 2 Neighbors are deeply committed to nonviolence as both a principle and a strategy. We strongly believe that peaceful, nonviolent activism offers social movements the most power to effect change.

Wyden has held 1,138 open-to-all town halls in keeping his promise to hold at least one town hall each year in each of Oregon’s 36 counties.

“A new year means new opportunities for all Oregonians to share opinions, ask questions and discuss ideas in open-to-all town halls in community gatherings with their neighbors,” Wyden said. “These face-to-face meetings are always important, and I look forward to these town halls at the start of 2026 to hear Oregonians’ thoughts on priorities for the year ahead in rural, suburban and urban parts of our state.”

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″x6″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. Guests will not be allowed inside if they are not complying with these safety regulations. Doors will open one hour before the town hall start time for attendees.

Grab your rain jacket (our dry streak is over!) and let's do this!

Join your neighbors and fellow Portlanders for a family-friendly Honk & Wave event. We stand united against the horrific ICE abuses and the murder of Renee Good and Alex Pretti. And we reject our bully and corrupt grifter-in-chief, his spineless billionaire capitulators, and his MAGA political cronies.

We’re building a local movement and we need YOU! Let’s make democracy visible, energizing and show it’s worth fighting for. When we show up, we inspire others to do the same, because courage is contagious.

🗽 Bring a sign! 🗽Bring your voice! 🗽Bring your friends, kids, and neighbors!

Whether you stay for 15 minutes or the whole time, your presence counts.

🚗 Parking: Along Williams or Fremont, or the adjacent side streets.

Indivisible Oregon and Indivisible District 2 Neighbors are deeply committed to nonviolence as both a principle and a strategy. We strongly believe that peaceful, nonviolent activism offers social movements the most power to effect change.

This will be a great opportunity to ask me questions about the issues that matter to you and your family. I’ll also share an update about the work that I am doing for you! Everyone is invited to attend, and no RSVP is required.

Wyden has held 1,138 open-to-all town halls in keeping his promise to hold at least one town hall each year in each of Oregon’s 36 counties.

“A new year means new opportunities for all Oregonians to share opinions, ask questions and discuss ideas in open-to-all town halls in community gatherings with their neighbors,” Wyden said. “These face-to-face meetings are always important, and I look forward to these town halls at the start of 2026 to hear Oregonians’ thoughts on priorities for the year ahead in rural, suburban and urban parts of our state.”

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″x6″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. Guests will not be allowed inside if they are not complying with these safety regulations. Doors will open one hour before the town hall start time for attendees.

Join me in door knocking using deep listening in Oregon's 5th congressional district -- a district critical to keep blue in the next election!

Canvassing is in southeast Portland. You will be emailed with the details when you register.

This Indivisible Oregon project coordination with Swing Left aims to restore the fundamentals of democracy. We will approach every door regardless of affiliation and listen to voters' concerns. We will engage people where they are at, encourage their next steps toward voting to restore our democracy, and use new tools for on-going engagement.

If you haven't canvassed before or haven't used deep canvassing techniques, not to worry! We’ll cover everything you need to know. Once you get going, you'll probably find that talking with voters is rewarding -- a great way to build our community and strengthen our democracy. Join us!

Grab your rain jacket (our dry streak is over!) and let's do this!

Join your neighbors and fellow Portlanders for a family-friendly Honk & Wave event. We stand united against the horrific ICE abuses and the murder of Renee Good and Alex Pretti. And we reject our bully and corrupt grifter-in-chief, his spineless billionaire capitulators, and his MAGA political cronies.

We’re building a local movement and we need YOU! Let’s make democracy visible, energizing and show it’s worth fighting for. When we show up, we inspire others to do the same, because courage is contagious.

🗽 Bring a sign! 🗽Bring your voice! 🗽Bring your friends, kids, and neighbors!

Whether you stay for 15 minutes or the whole time, your presence counts.

🚗 Parking: Along Williams or Fremont, or the adjacent side streets.

Indivisible Oregon and Indivisible District 2 Neighbors are deeply committed to nonviolence as both a principle and a strategy. We strongly believe that peaceful, nonviolent activism offers social movements the most power to effect change.

OR-3 Representative Maxine Dexter is holding an In-Person Town Hall

When: Saturday, February 21, 11:00 am PT

Where: Wy'east Middle School Performing Arts Center, 3000 Wyeast Road, OR 97031

Grab your jacket (and sun screen in January!) and let's do this!

Join your neighbors and fellow Portlanders for a family-friendly Honk & Wave event. We stand united against the horrific ICE abuses and the murder of Renee Nicole Good. And we reject our bully and corrupt grifter-in-chief, his spineless billionaire capitulators, and his MAGA political cronies.

We’re building a local movement and we need YOU! Let’s make democracy visible, energizing and show it’s worth fighting for. When we show up, we inspire others to do the same, because courage is contagious.

🗽 Bring a sign! 🗽Bring your voice! 🗽Bring your friends, kids, and neighbors!

Whether you stay for 15 minutes or the whole time, your presence counts.

🚗 Parking: Along Williams or Fremont, or the adjacent side streets.

Indivisible Oregon and Indivisible District 2 Neighbors are deeply committed to nonviolence as both a principle and a strategy. We strongly believe that peaceful, nonviolent activism offers social movements the most power to effect change.

Come Show Your Democracy on Valentine's Day. 💘

We all know this election year is not going to be normal.

At Indivisible Oregon, we are gearing up. This moment calls for new, creative and effective ways to reach voters. And to do this, it will take volunteers to help organize and run events. If you have ever wanted to volunteer but didn’t know where to start, this is the event for you.

We are creating a meeting specifically for anyone interested in working on a canvas, a phone call, a letter writing or a protest event, or social media content creation.

YOU are the volunteers we need now. Whether you want to dip your toe in or want to help lead an event, this Volunteer Orientation is for you.

Our volunteer orientation will give you the opportunity to meet and collaborate with other Indivisible Oregon volunteers like yourself. We will have break-out groups focusing on: deep canvassing, deep phone calls, letter writing, visible protesting, administration, and social media content creation.

Join us to build grassroots power for all the fights to come. Together, we can defeat the anti-democratic MAGA movement, dismantle the GOP's advantage in key swing races, and maintain and expand Democratic power at the federal level.

We're gathering in SE Portland to collaborate with other Indivisible Oregon volunteers in break-out groups on deep canvassing, deep listening phone banking, letter writing, protesting, administration, and social media content creation. 

We are also collecting non-perishable food and toiletries for Project 48 to support young people transitioning out of foster care.

Join me for a Swing Left-Ground Truth canvas — an innovative new program that will revolutionize how we connect with voters and potential voters at their doors. It is designed to help Democrats rebuild trust, win tough races, and flip the House; which for OR-05 means to keep our seat blue!

At this canvass, we’ll:

• Knock on every door in the neighborhood, not just the same voters campaigns usually talk to.

• Have real conversations that listen deeply to voters’ concerns.

• Gather insights to share with campaigns, so they can be responsive to voters’ needs and smarter with their messaging, targeting, and outreach.

Don’t worry if it’s your first time—training, materials, and support are all provided. Just bring comfortable shoes, a charged phone, and your passion for making a difference.

Your participation will be critical to winning the midterms and putting a check on the MAGA agenda. Together, we can transform how we talk with voters, rebuild trust, and swing the most competitive races.

Swing Left will send you a full suite of training materials prior to the canvass, including a preview of the script, a guide for a safe canvass, how to download and use the app, and more.

Location will be in the Mt. Scott/Linwood/Milwaukie area.

Grab your jacket (and sun screen in January!) and let's do this!

Join your neighbors and fellow Portlanders for a family-friendly Honk & Wave event. We stand united against the horrific ICE abuses and the murder of Renee Nicole Good. And we reject our bully and corrupt grifter-in-chief, his spineless billionaire capitulators, and his MAGA political cronies.

We’re building a local movement and we need YOU! Let’s make democracy visible, energizing and show it’s worth fighting for. When we show up, we inspire others to do the same, because courage is contagious.

🗽 Bring a sign! 🗽Bring your voice! 🗽Bring your friends, kids, and neighbors!

Whether you stay for 15 minutes or the whole time, your presence counts.

🚗 Parking: Along Williams or Fremont, or the adjacent side streets.

Indivisible Oregon and Indivisible District 2 Neighbors are deeply committed to nonviolence as both a principle and a strategy. We strongly believe that peaceful, nonviolent activism offers social movements the most power to effect change.

Join me in door knocking using deep listening in Oregon's 5th congressional district -- a district critical to keep blue in the next election!

Canvassing is in southeast Portland. You will be emailed with the details when you register.

This Indivisible Oregon project coordination with Swing Left aims to restore the fundamentals of democracy. We will approach every door regardless of affiliation and listen to voters' concerns. We will engage people where they are at, encourage their next steps toward voting to restore our democracy, and use new tools for on-going engagement.

If you haven't canvassed before or haven't used deep canvassing techniques, not to worry! We’ll cover everything you need to know. Once you get going, you'll probably find that talking with voters is rewarding -- a great way to build our community and strengthen our democracy. Join us!

Wyden has held 1,138 open-to-all town halls in keeping his promise to hold at least one town hall each year in each of Oregon’s 36 counties.

“A new year means new opportunities for all Oregonians to share opinions, ask questions and discuss ideas in open-to-all town halls in community gatherings with their neighbors,” Wyden said. “These face-to-face meetings are always important, and I look forward to these town halls at the start of 2026 to hear Oregonians’ thoughts on priorities for the year ahead in rural, suburban and urban parts of our state.”

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″x6″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. Guests will not be allowed inside if they are not complying with these safety regulations. 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 Tuesday, January 20 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.

“Every conversation helps lay out the current interests and needs of Oregonians so my team and I can work on their behalf. I look forward to this opportunity every year to visit and listen to communities across the state.”

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. The completion of these scheduled town halls will mark 20 for 2026, and 633 since Senator Merkley was first elected in 2009.

Wyden has held 1,138 open-to-all town halls in keeping his promise to hold at least one town hall each year in each of Oregon’s 36 counties.

“A new year means new opportunities for all Oregonians to share opinions, ask questions and discuss ideas in open-to-all town halls in community gatherings with their neighbors,” Wyden said. “These face-to-face meetings are always important, and I look forward to these town halls at the start of 2026 to hear Oregonians’ thoughts on priorities for the year ahead in rural, suburban and urban parts of our state.”

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″x6″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. Guests will not be allowed inside if they are not complying with these safety regulations. 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 Tuesday, January 20 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.

“Every conversation helps lay out the current interests and needs of Oregonians so my team and I can work on their behalf. I look forward to this opportunity every year to visit and listen to communities across the state.”

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. The completion of these scheduled town halls will mark 20 for 2026, and 633 since Senator Merkley was first elected in 2009.

Wyden has held 1,138 open-to-all town halls in keeping his promise to hold at least one town hall each year in each of Oregon’s 36 counties.

“A new year means new opportunities for all Oregonians to share opinions, ask questions and discuss ideas in open-to-all town halls in community gatherings with their neighbors,” Wyden said. “These face-to-face meetings are always important, and I look forward to these town halls at the start of 2026 to hear Oregonians’ thoughts on priorities for the year ahead in rural, suburban and urban parts of our state.”

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″x6″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. Guests will not be allowed inside if they are not complying with these safety regulations. Doors will open one hour before the town hall start time for attendees.