Andrea Salinas

Andrea Salinas

Years in Office

2

Bills Sponsored

42

Bills Co-Sponsored

1008

Committees

2

Andrea Salinas Biography

Andrea Salinas began her career as a legislative advocate, focusing on healthcare and environmental policy before entering public office. Elected to represent Oregon’s 6th Congressional District in 2022, she champions affordable healthcare, climate action, and workers’ rights. Salinas played a key role in introducing legislation to lower prescription drug costs and serves on the House Agriculture Committee, where she advances rural and environmental initiatives. She brings a collaborative, solutions-oriented approach to representing her district’s diverse communities.

Education

  • B.A., University of California, Berkeley, CA
    (1994)

Professional History

U.S. Senator

(2023-Present)

Representing Oregon in the Senate

Member, Oregon House of Representatives

(2017–23)

(Majority Whip, 2021)

Staffer, U.S. representative Darlene Hooley

(2006–08)

Staffer, U.S. representative Pete Stark Jr.

(1997–2003)

Staffer, U.S. senator Harry Reid

(1996–97)

Consultant

Public Advocate

Trade Unionist

Impact & Accomplishments

Notable contributions during Andrea Salinas's congressional service.

Affordable Insulin Act

Co-sponsored legislation capping insulin costs at $35 per month for insured Oregonians.

Wildfire Recovery Funding

Secured federal funds to support wildfire recovery and mitigation efforts in Oregon communities.

Paid Family Leave

Championed Oregon’s paid family and medical leave law, providing job-protected leave for workers.

Farmworker Overtime Protections

Led efforts to pass Oregon’s law extending overtime pay protections to agricultural workers.

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