Rep. Janelle Bynum

Rep. Janelle Bynum

@bynum.house.gov

US Congresswoman. Engineer. Proud mom of four. Devoted sports fan. Fighter for Oregon #OR05

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No one should have to choose between staying somewhere they're unsafe and leaving with nowhere to go. This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, I want survivors to know there are people ready to listen, help, and stand beside you. In Central Oregon, Saving Grace is one of them: 541-389-7021.

Parents shouldn’t have to wait for a crisis to get their child help. Keeping our kids safe means intervening early - and making sure families have somewhere to turn when they speak up.

This little light of mine, I’m gonna let it shine This little light of mine, I’m gonna let it shine Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine. We will always remember the light and life of our babies that we lost yesterday in Bend.

Breast cancer is devastating enough. The fact that Black women are more likely to die from it should be unacceptable to all of us. Every woman deserves a fighting chance, and that means access to screenings, treatment, and care before it's too late. [1/2]

You have opinions. I know you do. Today is the LAST day to register to vote in Oregon. Go register or check your registration before it’s too late! I promise it only takes a few minutes – you can literally do it from your couch.

Indigenous Peoples’ Day isn’t just about looking back. Native communities are part of Oregon’s story right now – raising families, leading communities, keeping traditions alive, and shaping what comes next. That deserves to be celebrated today and every day.

Scio, I brought a little something. And by “a little something,” I mean $1 million for the town hall. We can’t say we’re bringing money home if communities like this can’t actually feel the impact. This is about better local services and more resources here in Scio.

You can work hard your whole life, save your money, pay for insurance every month – and still have one diagnosis wipe out everything you built. I refuse to accept this as normal. Getting sick shouldn’t cost you the life you worked so hard to build. That’s why I’m cosponsoring Medicare for All.

POV: it’s 3 weeks from now, the App Challenge portal just closed, you never submitted, and our staffer is somewhere staring at the ceiling. Hope you’re happy 🫵

Rep. Janelle Bynum@bynum.house.gov

Got an app idea? Build it. 📲 The Congressional App Challenge is open, and I want to see what Oregon’s young innovators can create. Show us what you’ve got. Apply by Oct. 26 at the link below!👇 bynum.house.gov/services/con...

No one should ever have to face their hardest moment alone. So I fought hard to bring back nationwide crisis support for LGBTQ+ youth that the Trump administration cut. Having someone at the other end of the line matters.

When you call 911, you shouldn’t have to wonder if there are enough firefighters to answer. I’m proud to have helped secure more than $1 million for Scio Rural Fire to put more firefighters on the job and make sure help is there when our neighbors need it most.

I love a book that makes me think twice, ask more questions, or see something differently – that’s the whole point of reading. I don’t need someone else deciding which ideas I’m allowed to read. Neither do you. 📚 #BannedBooksWeek

Shoutout to ChatGPT for sending Laura our way. 😂 So glad my team could help get her tax returns sorted. Having problems with a federal agency? You know who to call!

The best part of Oregon? The people! This #HispanicHeritageMonth, I’m celebrating the generations of Hispanic families who have helped shape our communities and friends like the Latino Community Association who keep building on that legacy.

I was one of those kids who got an early look at where science could take me. That’s why having Genentech grow right here in Hillsboro matters. [1/2]

Oregon’s next generation of scientists, innovators, and leaders shouldn’t have to look far from home to do groundbreaking research and create lifesaving treatments for people like my best friend’s mom. [2/2]

Join Dr. Nathalie Johnson, survivors and advocates today in Portland for a free conversation on improving breast cancer care for Black women. [2/2] 📍 Legacy Emanuel Medical Center, Lorenzen Conference Center 🕙 10 AM - 12 PM PT

Gas is expensive. Food is expensive. Buying a house is expensive. Everything is expensive. And yet, the president and my Republican colleagues worry about literally anything else.

A little full-circle moment. Come with me back to Madeira, where I got to celebrate 60 years of Co-Curriculum and answer some questions from students about what it’s really like going from Madeira to the workforce, to the state legislature, to Congress.

Mr. President, are you listening? Mortgage rates are through the roof, and families are getting screwed. Stop the foreign wars. Your reckless borrowing and deficit taking is ruining our kids' futures! WTH!!

A water bill. A library book. Senior services. A birthday party. They might not sound like they have much in common, but in Scio, they can all happen under one roof. I brought home $1 million to help turn the outdated 66-year-old City Hall into a place that can keep showing up for this community.

A same day notice to show up in court isn’t due process, it’s a trap. So I gave Trump a notice of my own: stop rushed immigration hearings right now.