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Latest News
Convincing DMV of citizenship tough
Councilors vote to oppose ODOT order
Profiles
Gelser, 5 Under 35, aim to get youth involved
In the State House, (7/10/2006)
Ready for Office, (12/3/2005)
Lunch for 1000 Kids, (5/11/2003)
Newest Member Has Watch on Kids, (7/13/01)
Living with Special Needs: LBCC Parenting Class Offers Support, Guidance (
9/19/99)
Karly's Law
Karly's Nightmare: Part 1
Karly's Nightmare: Part 2
Could Karly's life have been saved?
Hearing scheduled for Karly's Law
Parents, abuse experts back "Karly's Law" idea
Oregon lawmakers aim to curb abuse
House gives "Karly's Law" unanimous OK
Senate passes "Karly's Law"
Oregon speeds action against suspected child abuse
Abuse of People with Developmental Disabilities
How Oregon fails disabled adults
State pledges better care for disabled
Lawmaker proposes caregiver database
Plan to post caregiver records advances
Limited session was just that
Oregonian's online database of substantiated abuse cases
Child Abuse and Neglect
Oregon remains secretive about child abuse cases
Obesity, poverty, preschool raises worries for local kids, GT Feb 1,
2006
Health Care Access for Children with Special Needs
Group honors Rep. Gelser's efforts
The ethics of altering children
A Childhood Lost Inside a Nursing Home
Advocates say Medicaid waiver could save money and families
Driven from the nursery to nursing home
Healthy Kids Initiative
Oregon seeks tobacco tax to fund children's health (McNeil/Leher
Newshour)
PBS Video Link (Oregon seeks tobacco tax to fund children's health)
Measure 50 Debate, Portland City Club (Audio File) Rep. Gelser and
JL Wilson
Partisan puffery blew kids health away
Heat on smokers
General Legislative
2008
Local couples in limbo: Plans to register for domestic partnership
status go on hold
Couples protest partnership ruling
Bill would allow districts to charge tuition for all day kindergarten
Oregon House to remember Scott Zimbrick
Annual session too short, skimpy
Young lawmakers listen at OSU
2007
Oregon Legislature opens with aura of excitement
No change for full-day classes, yet
2006
Gelser elected to leadership post
Gender and Politics
Voter gender gap shapes Oregon races
Elections
Gelser to seek a second term in state Legislature
Gelser retains House seat
Gelser more prepared for statehouse
Gelser calls for tax reform, openness
Letters to the Editor 2006
Letters to the Editor 2004
Letters to the Editor 2003
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Sara Gelser for
State
Representative
Phone:
541-760-2115
Email:
sgelser@yahoo.
com
Contributions:
Sara Gelser for
State
Representative
c/o Barbara
Sackett
1804 SW
Brooklane Dr.
Corvallis, OR
97333
Online
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Sara Gelser for
State
Representative
Phone:
541-760-2115
Email:
sgelser@yahoo.
com
Contributions:
Sara Gelser for
State
Representative
c/o Barbara
Sackett
1804 SW
Brooklane Dr.
Corvallis, OR
97333
Online
Contributions:
Click here to
contribute
through ActBlue
"State Rep. Sara
Gelser of Corvallis is a
mother of four and
an up-and-comer in
the Oregon
Legislature, one of the
under-35 set who
emerged in her first
session as a strong
voice for
children’s health
issues, already a
leader in her caucus
and one of its most
passionate
progressives." Julia
Silverman, Associated
Press in "Voter gender
gap shapes Oregon
races," 5/7/2008.
Gelser of Corvallis is a
mother of four and
an up-and-comer in
the Oregon
Legislature, one of the
under-35 set who
emerged in her first
session as a strong
voice for
children’s health
issues, already a
leader in her caucus
and one of its most
passionate
progressives." Julia
Silverman, Associated
Press in "Voter gender
gap shapes Oregon
races," 5/7/2008.
"Gelser has been
an accessible and
accountable
leader."
~Corvallis
Gazette Times,
Editorial,
10/19/2006
an accessible and
accountable
leader."
~Corvallis
Gazette Times,
Editorial,
10/19/2006