Andrea Salinas
U.S. House · Oregon District 6 · Democrat
Official U.S. House photograph. Public domain.
Record at a glance
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Health
Protect Medicare and Medicaid and cut drug prices
Not yet ratedThe promise, in their own wordsI'm committed to bringing down costs for those who need it most, especially working families and seniors. Millions of Americans depend on Medicare and Medicaid (in Oregon, we know this as the Oregon Health Plan) for care, and we need to protect – not undermine or defund – these programs. I support proposals to expand Medicare to cover dental, hearing, vision, and mental health care, as well as proposals that allow for drug price negotiations that would reduce the price of life-saving medication.
Why no rating yet
The page lists positions and does not name a bill or a result. No rating.
Health care issue page, checked Nov 9, 2026
A bill and a vote
Housing
More housing, plus services for people who are homeless
Not yet ratedThe promise, in their own wordsCongress must do more to help folks get back on their feet. We need to increase the housing supply, particularly affordable housing. We also need to invest in wraparound supports for the homeless to help them successfully get into permanent affordable housing and provide the tools to find gainful employment.
Why no rating yet
The same page states figures for Oregon's housing shortfall and homelessness count. Those figures are the page's, and this card does not re-count them. The quote has no bill and no deadline. No rating.
Housing issue page, checked Nov 9, 2026
A bill or a budget line
Agriculture
The district's farming tradition and the Farm Bill
Not yet ratedThe promise, in their own wordsAs your representative, one of my foremost priorities is to help secure and strengthen the district's farming tradition.
Why no rating yet
The page says she serves on the House Agriculture Committee and that she opposed nutrition cuts in a reconciliation bill and will work to undo the harm. It does not tie the sentence above to a single result. No rating.
Agriculture issue page, checked Nov 9, 2026
A Farm Bill vote or a named program
Economy
Cheaper federal loans for rural projects
Not yet ratedThe promise, in their own wordsI strongly support making it easier to access capital for these projects by lowering interest rates on federal loans and cutting red tape to ensure development projects are not delayed year after year.
Why no rating yet
The page does not name the loan program, a rate, or a bill. No rating.
Rural development page, checked Nov 9, 2026
A program name and a change in the rate or the rules
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