“Teddy's exactly the kind of person we need in the Legislature," said Representative Mitch Greenlick. “He shares the passion and values of Portland's community, and has the experience to follow through in the Legislature. I'm looking forward to working with him next year on health care legislation like the Hope Initiative. This would make health care a fundamental human right and move us toward affordable and high quality health care for all Oregonians. Teddy Keizer’s leadership will help keep our kids healthy." Dear Friends -
The hard work being done by the campaign is being noticed throughout Oregon. I've knocked on over 7000 doors and talked with thousands of voters in southeast and northeast Portland. Before the ballots are mailed in May, we need to talk to them all. Three Canvasses for Teddy I'm asking all of our supporters and volunteers to sign up for Three Canvasses for Teddy. Spend a few hours walking the district and talking to voters about the issues that are important to all of us. Please email info@GoTeddyGo.com or call 503-234-2535. The campaign also needs and appreciates your financial support. Contributions from people like you are what's allowing me to run a grassroots campaign. We’ve received donations from hundreds of small donors, the key to running a successful grassroots campaign. You're helping print campaign literature and lawn signs, and communicate with voters. I can't thank you enough for your contributions (please see: http://www.oregontaxcredit.com/). I couldn't run a campaign without you. I hope you'll get involved, as a volunteer or a contributor. Together, we can make Oregon even better. Sincerely, P.S. If you would like a lawn sign, please email info@GoTeddyGo.com.
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I was honored to receive Representative Mitch Greenlick’s endorsement. Rep. Greenlick (D-Portland) has spent a lifetime diligently fighting for affordable health care and quality schools. He's been a consistent advocate for protecting our environment and for Oregonians’ health and safety. I'm proud to have his support.
