Hello, friends and neighbors!

GRATEFUL FOR YOUR TRUST

Yesterday, I secured a decisive reelection victory, earning another term representing Oregon House District 3.

It was good seeing so many of you last night at the Josephine County Republican Party election night watch party.

I am humbled and deeply honored that so many Josephine County residents have placed their trust in me once again to represent House District 3 in Salem. Thank you to my family, my team and volunteers, and everyone who showed up and voted.


Campaign season is over. It is time to leave the election rivalries behind and come together on behalf of Josephine County. I am here to represent everyone in this district, without exception.

Prevailing despite spirited challenges from both sides of the aisle this election cycle gives me a clear mandate. I will continue to fight for fiscal discipline, accountability, small business protection, and an end to costly government overreach.

NEIGHBORS TAKING CARE OF NEIGHBORS

As a board member of the Gospel Rescue Mission, I’m proud to celebrate the groundbreaking of

MissionView Village, a project dedicated to housing for seniors.

Just a few days ago at 1650 Harbeck Road, I stood beside neighbors, donors, and volunteers as we broke ground on MissionView Village.

The Gospel Rescue Mission’s project addresses a heartbreaking local reality: a 65-year-old in Grants Pass living on a fixed Social Security income cannot afford market rent.

Seeing these 20 small homes take shape, built entirely through private generosity without relying on state tax dollars, will be a powerful reminder of what our community can accomplish when neighbors help neighbors without waiting for Salem.

NOW WE FIGHT FOR JOSEPHINE COUNTY

While national and statewide election results are very disappointing, having a Republican fighter in Salem is now more important than ever. With Salem moving even further left, Republicans must stand united and fight in the 2027 session. The work to reverse the Democrat supermajority in 2028 has to start today.

My focus will be on protecting my constituents from the socialist agenda coming out of Salem and supporting Josephine County’s local needs. That includes practical steps such as addressing cryptocurrency kiosk scams that target seniors and working for Oregon’s participation in the federal K–12 scholarship tax-credit program.

Despite the challenging environment in the legislature, I won't give up. I will continue my fight to shut down the Democrats' plan to take over your health care and double your taxes. And I will introduce proposals to protect small businesses from the Corporate Activity Tax and accelerate state permitting.

I am also committed to repealing soft-on-crime mandates like HB 3115 to clean up public spaces, reform restrictive rules on traffic stops so law enforcement can do their jobs, and back our officers and first responders.

MY PLEDGE



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I am here to serve you and look forward to hearing your concerns and suggestions! Please be in touch with me via email at Rep.DwayneYunker@oregonlegislature.gov, over the phone at 503.986.1403, or by stopping by my office in the Oregon Capitol Building, 900 Court St. NE, H-377, Salem, OR 97301.

Thank you for your prayers, your encouragement, and your continued support. I am honored to serve you.

I want to thank every Republican who stepped up to run this year, win or lose. That takes courage and a real love for Oregon. Congratulations to those who won. I look forward to working with anyone willing to help this community succeed.

Thank you for your trust. The election is over. But I will never stop fighting for Josephine County.

Sincerely,

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