An Inside Look at ORTL PAC’s Election Endorsement & Recommendation Process
Oregon Right to Life PAC is widely known for its political expertise and presence among other political organizations and voters, even described as a “kingmaker” by a left-leaning media outlet. Through decades of hard work, we have built the leadership platform and reputation we have today. Our efforts are known to make a difference in […]
Legislative Session Wrap-Up
Oregon Right to Life was hard at work during this year’s short five-week legislative session. From the beginning of the session in February to its end in March, our political advocacy team prepared materials to assist pro-life legislators, engaged with advocates at our Pro-Life Lobby Day and worked to push forward life-affirming legislation. In the […]
Oregon Right to Life PAC Endorses Ron Smith for Josephine County Position 3
Salem, Ore. — Today, Oregon Right to Life PAC (ORTL PAC) announced the endorsement of Ron Smith for Josephine County Commissioner Position 3 in the 2024 primary election. Smith is a lifelong resident of Josephine County and has deep family roots in the area. A dedicated member of his community, he previously served as overseer […]
Oregon Right to Life PAC Endorses Nathan Gonzalez for Josephine County Position 3
Salem, Ore. — Today, Oregon Right to Life PAC (ORTL PAC) announced the endorsement of Nathan Gonzalez for Josephine County Commissioner Position 3 in the 2024 primary election. Gonzalez was born and raised in Josephine County. He is also a husband, a father of six, and an accomplished entrepreneur with decades of experience in launching […]
Oregon Right to Life PAC Endorses James Hieb for House District 51
Salem, Ore. — Today, Oregon Right to Life PAC (ORTL PAC) announced the endorsement of Republican candidate James Hieb for House District 51 in the 2024 Republican Primary. Rep. Hieb was elected to office in HD 51 in 2022 and is currently running as an incumbent to retain his seat. Hieb is a husband, a […]
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