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The Democratic candidate for Oregon governor says if elected, he would focus on preventative care and upstream investments.
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The Democratic candidate says she’ll focus on bringing down costs as well as increasing access to care and pay for frontline workers.
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The Republican candidate for Oregon governor says she would work to fully integrate behavioral health into health care.
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The Republican candidate for Oregon governor says she’ll focus on patients over industry and prioritize rural health care.
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The Republican candidate for Oregon governor says he’d support an expanded public option for health insurance.
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The Republican candidate for governor says if elected, she’ll work to “repeal the section of Measure 110 that legalized hard drugs.”
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The Democratic candidate for governor says he would push for a Medicare for All, single-payer, health insurance program.
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The unaffiliated candidate for Oregon governor says she’ll “look beyond ideology and partisan divides and take the best ideas from both parties.”
