Congressman Greg Walden

Representing the 2nd District of Oregon

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Want to clean up Hanford? Finish Yucca Mountain

June 27, 2017 Op-Eds

Greg Walden calls for action to improve broadband connectivity in rural Oregon

June 21, 2017 Press Release

Greg Walden to lead panel on combatting national opioid epidemic

June 19, 2017 Press Release

Greg Walden helps advance pivotal legislation to improve environmental laws, modernize energy infrastructure for Oregon

June 15, 2017 Press Release

Greg Walden calls for answers on Cultus Lake closure

June 13, 2017 Press Release
Issues:
Reforming Federal Forest Policy

Greg Walden applauds Department of Interior review of sage grouse plans

June 8, 2017 Press Release
Issues:
Standing Up Against Federal Government Overreach, Speaking Up for Our Rural Communities

Greg Walden helps advance eleven energy infrastructure and efficiency bills

June 7, 2017 Press Release

Greg Walden takes to highway in self-driving car

June 6, 2017 Press Release

Greg Walden applauds action to upgrade VA health records system

June 5, 2017 Press Release
Issues:
Supporting our Military and Veterans

Pacific Northwest U.S. Representatives Urge Administration to Not Privatize Bonneville Power Administration

June 5, 2017 Press Release

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In The News

The Daily Courier: Veterans thank Walden for support

February 7, 2015 In The News

Veterans thank Walden for support

Argus Observer: Walden talks national issues on local tour

January 20, 2015 In The News

Walden talks national issues on local tour

KTVZ: Walden: House OKs bills to help vets, workers small biz

January 8, 2015 In The News

KTVZ: Walden: House OKs bills to help vets, workers small biz

KTVZ: Walden: House OKs bills to help vets, workers small biz

January 8, 2015 In The News

KTVZ: Walden: House OKs bills to help vets, workers small biz

The Dalles Chronicle: Road funding takes new turn

January 2, 2015 In The News

The Dalles Chronicle: Road funding takes new turn

Wasco County could gain enough funding from state and federal sources within the next couple of years to restore much of the $1.6 million deficit in road maintenance funding, according to government leaders.

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