House District 14

Primary Election, May 17, 2016

Oregon House District 14, Eugene, Junction City

 

REPUBLICAN PARTY CANDIDATES

 

Candidates in the Republican primary are Aaron Cluette of Junction City and Kathy Lamburg of Eugene.  Each has a campaign website with a section on Issues, but neither website mentions immigration as a current issue.

 

Aaron Cluette has a website at http://www.cluettefororegon.org/home.html.  He is presently employed as a Business Systems Analyst, Schnitzer Steel Industries.  He is a graduate of Wayne  State University where his course of study was sociology.  His campaign email address is:  cluettefororegon@gmail.com

 

He replied to the Oregon Abigail Adams candidate questionnaire.  Here are his answers to immigration-related questions:

22.  Do you support a constitutional amendment to require proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote in Oregon?          No

36.  Do you support requiring all Oregon employers to use the federal E-Verify system to determine the employee’s work eligibility status?          No

42.  How would you propose screening war refugees to prevent potential terrorists from entering Oregon with them?          I'm against bringing in unsupported refugees. By unsupported, I mean those who do not have family or an Oregonian who is willing to open their home to a refugee. We do not have the means to house unsupported refugees when we cannot even house our own.

 

Kathy Lamburg has a website at  https://www.kathylambergforstaterep.com/.  It includes a webform for email:  https://www.kathylambergforstaterep.com/contact.html.  On her filing paper with the Oregon Secretary of State, she listed her occupation as “Teacher in private practice, Koine Greek tutor” and says she holds a Bachelor’s degree in psychology from Northwest Christian College, and a Master’s degree in theology from George Fox University.  Her positions on immigration are unknown.

 

DEMOCRATIC PARTY CANDIDATES

 

The Democratic Party candidates are Julie Fahey, of Eugene, and James I. Manning, of Eugene.  Each has a campaign website with a section on Issues, but neither website mentions immigration as a current issue.  Neither candidate responded to the Oregon Abigail Adams questionnaire.

 

Julie Fahey -   Her campaign website is at http://juliefahey.org/.  On her state filing paper, she gave her occupation as Business Consultant, Co-Founder of Three Point Consulting.  She is a graduate of Notre Dame University with a major in chemistry.  Her campaign email address is   Julie@juliefahey.org

 

James I. Manning, Jr. -  He is retired from 24 years of active military service.  He says that his top priority will always be education, and that “I strive to advocate for those who need it most, and to give voice to historically under-represented communities.”  His website is at www.electjamesimanningjr.com.  He can be reached by email at  friendsofjames2016@gmail.com.