Turner, OR. – Turner City Councilor Beth Jones, a longtime conservative and community advocate, has filed to run for Oregon House District 17, pledging to advance constitutional principles, strengthen public safety, and restore accountability in state government. Jones said her campaign will focus on ensuring Oregon’s institutions remain transparent, responsive, and grounded in service to the people of East Salem, Turner, Aumsville, Stayton, Sublimity, Mill City, Detroit, Lyons, Idanha, and surrounding communities. She provided the following information in a press release:
“Beth Jones has my full endorsement as the Senator for this district. Republicans in Oregon would be well served with her in the House. Her understanding of wildfire recovery, natural resources and the rural landscape is just a natural fit,” Senator Fred Girod, SD 9.
Her endorsements are extensive and include the following as of today;
Senator Fred Girod
Senator Diane Linthicum
Senator Cedric Hayden
Senator Dick Anderson
Senator Dennis Linthicum
Senator Brian Boquist
Commissioner Danielle Bethell
Turner Mayor Michael Schaufler
Turner Councilor Jill Dobson
Turner Councilor Connie Miller
Stayton Councilor Jordan Ohrt
Stayton Councilor Steve Sims
Mill City Mayor Tim Kirsch
Mill City Councilor Dawn Plotts
Salem Keizer School Board Director Satya Chandragiri, M.D.
Lead Council on Constitutional Gun Bill against Measure 114, Tony Aiello, Jr
Marion County Farmer Stuart Olson
AMES Research Laboratories, Inc. owner, Dama Curtright
Valley Roofing owner, Jon Taylor
“It’s very humbling to receive so many endorsements already and I will continue working hard to earn the voter’s endorsements over the next few months during the campaign,” said Jones.
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