Having worked his way through community college here on the coast, after graduating from our local public schools, Logan understands the importance of quality, affordable education. As union president, Logan took his peers' education concerns to our capitol: successfully lobbying for the Student Success Act (2019), this law improved coastal schools and colleges by leveling the funding playing field with the metro counties. Logan is a proven advocate for every level of education, from childcare to vocational training. He knows how our lack of funding for Pre-K education prevents young parents from breaking the cycle of poverty. Logan will continue to fight for investments in Pre-K–12, teacher retention, and Career and Technical Education through our community colleges, apprenticeships, and trade unions.

Logan knows the hardship to find and keep a home on the North Coast, which inspired him to dive in and advocate for workforce housing. Our families are being priced out due to skyrocketing costs, and too many become houseless. Shelter is a right, and Logan will provide compassionate leadership by investing in trades education, infrastructure to promote smart growth, and temporary shelters to protect our community.

As a patient coordinator, Logan saw patients defer treatment because of insurance gaps. So, what did Logan do when the benefits of thousands of Oregonians’ were threatened? He knocked on doors and he advocated. Although he didn’t benefit from OHP, his patients did, the community did, and no one deserves to go without healthcare. As our state representative, Logan will work tirelessly for comprehensive healthcare reform, because our health is not limited to the emergency room.