Chris Beck

Congressman Cliff Bentz (OR-CD2) held an in-person town hall on Feb. 20, 2025. That was the last time he's met with constituents in person for an open town hall.

Cuts to federal food assistance (SNAP) in HR1 means families need to visit food pantries more often. Many pantries are struggling to meet the increased demand.

Access to quality healthcare in rural Oregon is at a tipping point.

Effective land management is critical to preventing and managing wildfires across Oregon's vast forest landscape.

Wallowa Lake is one of my favorite places on earth.

If I don't get a chance to debate Cliff Bentz, it won't be my loss. It'll be yours. You deserve better from the person you elected to represent you.

The chaos that comes out of D.C. almost on a daily basis has got to stop, and we need a Congressperson in CD2 to speak up when it happens.

It's nearly impossible to boil my priorities down to a short video like this, but I gave it my best shot!

When you get your ballot, just Check Beck!

My friend Jim Wood fears he and other cattle ranchers will become obsolete, if things don't change soon.

Heading into fall... only 8 weeks to go, and I'm really feeling the momentum! People want change... JOIN ME!

Susan Fischer-Maki is running to represent Oregon's House District 3. Please vote for her!

In times of crisis, the people of District 2 deserve an advocate in Congress that won't hide when the state is burning down.

We've already heard 2026 could be one of the worst wildfire seasons in Oregon history. Draconian funding cuts at the U.S. Forest Service in 2025 must be restored, and we must use common sense and innovation to protect our great landscape.

Democratic candidate for the Second Congressional District of Oregon reflects on America's 250th birthday, the nation's founding, the challenges of the present, and a way forward for all Americans. ChrisBeckForCongress.com For the People of Oregon. For the Promise of America. Your support makes the difference....

On Gov. McCall’s birthday, I’m reminded of our precious land use system and what it means for rural Oregonians.