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Yamhill County’s News-Register, Letter to the Editor
“The change we need” by Candice Robben
“Ernst has a proven track record of actively seeking solutions…”
Yamhill County’s News-Register, Letter to the Editor
“Represents the best” by Catherine Dorner
“That’s good old fashioned politics - going to each community to listen and learn.”
Yamhill County’s News-Register, Letter to the Editor
“Historic election” by Susan Watkins
“As a fifth-generation Oregonian, Victoria Ernst is passionate about bringing a rural perspective to the Legislature…”
Press Release from the Independent Party of Oregon
“For Release: Independent Party of Oregon Statement on the Linfield University district 24 candidate forum”
“The Independent Party cross-nominated Ernst this year. In 2016, 2018 and 2020 the party cross-nominated Ron Noble.”
We are now releasing the responses of both campaigns.
Elmer: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nxZ619Gz_5sRtwQNOMey-flcagVcNGM_/view?usp=sharing
Ernst: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1t4glSA__vtnnTMiaHrIJYDRmVoR8FTMp/view?usp=sharing
Yamhill County’s News-Register
“‘The McMinnville Police and Fire Department do not have adequate funding,’ Ernst said. ‘Rural fire districts have fallen through the cracks. We have to get serious about how we fund public safety. I’m a domestic violence and sexual assault violence advocate. There is a lot we have to do if we are going to keep our communities safe.’”
Tualatin Valley Community Television: Video Voter’s Guide, League of Women Voters
Kathleen Hersh and Victoria Ernst for Oregon House District 24 discuss the top issues in Yamhill and Polk Counties.
“We need to do a lot better job of planning and making sure that we have programs in place so that Measures can actually work as they’re intended,” Victoria Ernst.
Northwest Senior and Disability Services
Victoria interviewed with the NWSDS council and answered questions on why seniors with disabilities should vote for her.
Yamhill County’s News-Register
Caught in the act: Mixing up her famous scrambled-eggs!
Victoria volunteered with Amity’s Annual Firefighter Pancake Breakfast on Sunday, July 24th. From starting as a Willamette Valley women’s club pancake breakfast 50 years ago, to the community event it is today, it’s heartwarming to see so many members of our community get together for some blueberry pancakes and ham steak!
“I’m honored to support such an important cause. Thank you, Amity Fire District, for your courageous service to our community!”
Yamhill County’s News-Register, Letter to the Editor
“Stale scare tactics” by Beth Caster
“If you are an independent or non-affiliated voter, here is your chance to really good representation in our home district.”
Yamhill County’s News-Register, Letter to the Editor
“Right person” by Susan Karp
“She has a varied work history that already includes effective negotiations, domestic and international, and volunteer service that further informs her understanding of our community needs.”
Yamhill County’s News-Register
“Election 2022 County commission, House District candidates air views at forum”
“'Ernst, an attorney and community advocate, said, ‘We need somebody from here that understands agriculture. I worked in the nursery and hazelnut industry for six years before law school and I also have a lot of legislative drafting experience and I’m a lawyer and I know how laws get enforced so I can write legislation that won’t be watered down in the courts and actually do it as it was intended to do.’”
The Newberg Graphic
“Civility, economy, homelessness issues disucssed at candidate forum”
“In addition to crafting legislation specific to rural needs, Ernst said she would improve how resources and funding are spent, so less goes to waste.”
Polk County Itemizer-Observer
“Housing is the biggest cost for most families, so addressing housing costs will help those struggling financially…We need to use our resources more wisely.”
Yamhill County’s News-Register
“Anna Sharf in House 23, Victoria Ernst in House 24”
“… we feel Ernst is well ahead in command of the issues and ability to operate outside party constraints, thus represents the better investment.”
Yamhill County’s News-Register
“Magical ‘Night Out’”
Victoria stopped by Carlton for its National Night Out to enjoy some magic and chat with the people of Carlton.
“These community events were held all over the country, state, and nation tonight. They are a meaningful step towards creating safer, more connected communities and building trust between police and the communities they serve.”
Yamhill County’s News-Register
“Victoria Ernst, who is seeking the Democratic nomination for state House District 24, delighted the crowd by stepping up to the microphone with a large cutout of Ruth Bader Ginsburg.” Read the full article by Starla Pointer on the News-Register’s website.
Run for Something
Victoria Ernst, Oregon House, District 24, OR
“Victoria Ernst is an experienced and passionate advocate who is ready to meet the challenges facing Oregon…”
American University, Washington College of Law
An Alum Teaches International Law with Her WCL Mentor
Speaking Frankly: And How We Doin’
Victoria chat with McMinnville journalist, Howie Harkema, about how we can rebuild the community and find lasting solutions to the challenges we’re all facing.