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We beat 120.
Oregon voters sent a clear message: no more gas tax pressure, no more blank checks, and no more putting working families last.
To everyone who voted NO, thank you.
You showed up.
You made your voice heard.
And together, we proved that common sense still wins.

Your vote made the difference.
— Tripp by @trippfororegon

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Tripp here with an important reminder it's the last day to vote! Get your ballots in and vote NO on Measure 120. Every vote counts. by @trippfororegon

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Our officers are part of our community.

They’re not the ones writing the laws.
They’re the ones being asked to enforce them.

You wouldn’t blame your garbage truck driver for the trash schedule. So why take your frustration out on a police officer doing the job they were sworn to do?

If a law is broken, get involved and help change it. That’s how the system works.

But don’t fight the people standing between order and chaos.

These men and women live here. They raise families here. They coach, volunteer, shop local, and serve the same communities they protect.

And their wellness matters too.

Behind every badge is a human being carrying a heavy responsibility most people will never understand.

Respect matters. Support matters. Safety matters.

I stand with the officers who serve our communities — and I believe we should back them on duty and support them off duty too.

— Tripp Dietrich
Republican for Oregon Senate District 16 by @trippfororegon

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SD16 — this election is still wide open.
Across Tillamook, Clatsop, and Columbia counties, only 22,200 ballots have been returned so far.
That means 74,572 ballots are still out.
That is not just a statistic.
That is our district.
That is our neighbors.
That is working families, small businesses, parents, veterans, farmers, loggers, fishermen, and people who are tired of being ignored by Salem.
If we want common sense back in Oregon, we have to show up.
This election will not be decided by who complains the loudest.
It will be decided by who turns in their ballot.
So check your kitchen counter. Check your car. Check your mail pile.
Fill it out. Turn it in. Vote by May 19. by @trippfororegon

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From the Oregon Coast to our rural communities — your voice deserves to be heard in Salem. Whether it's the cost of living, education, housing, public safety, jobs, or protecting Oregon's timber, farms, and fisheries — Tripp wants to know what matters most to YOU. Drop a comment below and let us know. Strong Communities. Common Sense. Real Solutions.
Vote Tripp Dietrich for Oregon State Senate District 16 on May 19th. by @trippfororegon

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Tillamook dairy farmers feed Oregon, support local jobs, and keep a vital coastal industry alive — but new floodplain regulations threaten to bury them in permits, compliance costs, and uncertainty. Common-sense policy should protect salmon AND the families who work this land. Protect the land. Protect the farmers. Protect Tillamook.
#vote4tripp by @trippfororegon

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Ballots are due May 19, but don’t risk the mail this late in the game. Get your ballot turned into an OFFICIAL drop box to make sure your voice is counted.

Vote NO on Measure 120.
Vote Tripp Dietrich for SD16.

Rural Oregon deserves a strong voice in Salem — now let’s get this done! by @trippfororegon

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Our kids deserve an education that prepares them for real life — not just a test. Tripp Dietrich is fighting to bring back trade programs, financial literacy, home economics, and the practical skills students need to thrive. Vote Tripp Dietrich for Oregon State Senate District 16 on May 19th. by @trippfororegon

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Tripp Dietrich is running as a Republican for Oregon State Senate District 16, campaigning on lower taxes, reducing the cost of living, supporting small businesses, and fighting for working families. Vote May for Tripp 19th by @trippfororegon

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I’m proud to be endorsed by Justin Hwang — local business owner and 2022–2025 Oregon Republican Party Chairman.

Justin understands what this district needs: strong local jobs, affordable living, safer communities, and leadership that listens to the people who call the Oregon Coast home.

Senate District 16 deserves a fighter who will stand up for working families, small businesses, farmers, fishermen, and our small towns.

I’m honored to have Justin’s support as we work to bring common sense, accountability, and real leadership back to Salem.

Vote Tripp Dietrich for Oregon Senate District 16.

#TrippDietrich #OregonSenate #SD16 #OregonCoast by @trippfororegon

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Oregon’s education system is not failing because our students are incapable.

It is failing because the system has lost focus.

We spend a lot on education — but the results do not match the investment. Too many students are behind in math, reading, science, and attendance. Graduation should mean readiness, not just moving students through the system.

But here’s the good news:

There is a way out.

We get back to the basics.
We put students first.
We demand accountability for every dollar spent.
We support teachers, involve parents, restore standards, and focus on real outcomes — not political excuses.

Oregon does not need more empty promises.

We need a student-first plan that prepares kids for life, work, responsibility, and success.

Our children deserve better.
Our families deserve better.
Oregon can do better.

More investment should mean better results — and I’m ready to fight for that.

#OregonEducation #StudentFirst #OregonStudents #Accountability #TrippDietrich #SD16 #OregonFamilies #CommonSenseLeadership taken in Rockaway Beach, Oregon by @trippfororegon

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Oregon ranks below the national average in Grade 4 and Grade 8 reading and math. Graduation rates are up — but grade-level performance is lagging. Our students deserve more than just a diploma they deserve real learning. by @trippfororegon

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