Background
Justin Filip was born in Michigan and moved to Oregon in 1995. He earned a bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of Oregon. Filip has served as the secretary of the Pacific Green Party, co-chair of the Eugene Chapter of the Pacific Green Party, cultural development chair of the Buena Vista Parent Organization, and on the Eugene Figure Skating Club board. He has also volunteered with Egan Warming Centers and as a baseball coach.[1]
- Bachelor's:
- University of Oregon
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Campaign website
Filip’s campaign website stated the following:
Justin's top priorities include ending the genocide in Palestine and reigning in our military spending, bringing federal dollars back to CD4 to help address the housing and unhoused crisis, and ensuring strong protections for our federal lands. Our district's representative has traditionally served on the transportation committee, and Justin intends to work to bring high speed rail to the northwest and across the U.S. High-speed rail would reduce carbon emissions and make travel more accessible for Oregon residents.[2]
—Justin Filip’s campaign website (2024)[1]
On the 2026 ballot
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