Occupation: Owner - OnSite PC Help

Occupational Background: Farmer, Director of Salem Field Office for U.S. Senator Ron Wyden, Legislative Assistant to State Senator Cliff Trow

Educational Background: B.S. Political Science, Oregon State University, OSU Student Body President; 1993-1994

Prior Governmental Experience: Four-term Chair - Oregon Student Assistance Commission

Community Involvement: Salem City Club President, Salem Senior Center Volunteer, Member - Salem Chamber of Commerce

Brian Clem for State Representative. He's as Oregon as it gets.
When Brian Clem's family came here in 1850, Oregon was just a dream. Today, Oregon's promise of opportunity is still a dream for too many working families. That's why Brian is running for State Representative.

Not a politician. A new leader with new ideas. Brian isn't part of the problem in the legislature. He's a community leader and small business owner who wants to break the stranglehold of special interests. He'll work to end tax breaks that encourage companies to move jobs overseas.

Helping thousands more Oregonians go to college. As Chairman of the Oregon Student Assistance Commission, Brian helped thousands more Oregonians go to college by working to double the number of Opportunity Grants awarded to students.

Protecting property rights. Property owners should have a say before they are forcibly annexed. Brian led the effort to pass a landmark measure that guaranteed Salem residents the right to vote on annexations. Now, Brian is fighting for East Salem residents to have a vote in annexation.

US Senator Ron Wyden: "Oregon needs more dedicated people like Brian Clem in public service. When he worked in my office, I depended on Brian to help me serve the people of Salem every day. You can depend on him to fight tirelessly for your families in the State House."

Endorsements: Oregon Education Association, SEIU, Marion County Farm Bureau, Stand for Children, and many more. For a list, visit www.brianclem.com

Vote for the future. Vote for Brian Clem.

(This information furnished by Oregonians for Clem.)