By The Bulletin November 3, 2010 SALEM — Republican Jason Conger handily unseated Judy Stiegler in the
race to represent the city of Bend in the state House of
Representatives on Tuesday night. “I feel fantastic,” he said. “I feel like our message obviously was well-received by the voters here.”
From KBND Radio:
Bend attorney Jason Conger picks up another political win over the weekend over incumbent Judy Stiegler. He received the nomination of the Independent Party of Oregon for State Representative. Conger says he is hearing that Oregonians are tired of the direction the State is heading and support is building for his campaign. The Independent Party conducted it's nominating election exclusively "on line" and members have been voting for the last three weeks.
BEND, Ore – A group of Bend professionals will officially kickoff an innovative effort to get Central Oregon’s economy back on track. Called “Ideas for Central Oregon” the group will focus on engaging the community to generate public policy ideas that will strengthen the local economy explained Jason Conger, who helped launch the grassroots effort.
“This is how I think our leaders should find solutions to the challenges we face as a community and state,” said Conger a local attorney and Republican candidate for state Representative. “We see too little being done to generate creative solutions and we are confident that the people of Central Oregon have some great ideas. We just need to engage them and take their ideas to Salem as legislative and policy initiatives.”
“Jason Conger’s energy, work ethic, and passion for creative ideas and common sense solutions will help get Oregon back on the right path.”
- State Senator Chris Telfer
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