A Win is A Win!

The Ebony Collective Coalition truly shines with our impressive wins! Who doesn’t want to be part of a winning team? We are thrilled to showcase our amazing achievements and milestones below, which reflect our passion and determination as an organization. Let’s celebrate these victories together and look forward to even more success ahead!

Rep. Hoa Nguyen

Rep. Nguyen is a huge champion for children and bettering the education system. "We stand for working families and prioritize the well-being of children, educators, and immigrant/refugee populations and support initiatives that contribute to thriving and vibrant neighborhoods." - House 48 office

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Rep. Zach Hudson

Rep. Hudson has been teaching in public schools around East Multnomah County since 2005, including Corbett High School, Reynolds High School, Gresham High School and Mt. Hood Community College. Right now, teaches special education at local schools while the legislature is not in session. His focus is on education and workforce development.

Rep. Ricki Ruiz

Rep. Ruiz is born and raised in Portland, Oregon and is a representative of the Democratic Party, Independent Party, Working Families Party. Has advanced policies in education, housing, immigration, climate, racial justice, healthcare, and the economy.

Ballot Measure 111

Passed in 2022 | 111 has added a section to the Oregon Constitution establishing a right to "cost-effective, clinically appropriate and affordable health care" for every Oregon resident.

House Bill 4024

House Bill 4024 Passed 2024| Campaign Finance Reform Initiative

Oregon law currently does not place dollar limits on contributions to candidates or political committees. The current lack of contribution limits has led to contested elections in Oregon being extremely expensive.

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Board of Education At-Large Seat at Mt. Hood CC

ShaToyia Bentley was at first appointed then elected at Mt. Hood Community College in 2023. She ran in hopes to make education benefit all people in the way it benefited her in starting career.