
Dr. Barbara Kahl is running for Congress to bring practical solutions, real results, and grounded leadership to CD-1. With more than 30 years of service to Oregon communities and family roots in Northwest Oregon stretching back more than a century, Dr. Kahl understands that leadership starts with listening, showing up, and delivering for the people who call this district home.
These endorsements reflect trust, shared priorities, supported by organizations, community leaders, and residents who support Dr. Kahl’s campaign for practical solutions and real results.
“"Republicans have an outstanding nominee in Barbara Kahl, and I'm honored to endorse her for Oregon's 1st Congressional District. Barbara brings integrity, common sense, and a commitment to putting Oregonians first. I look forward to working alongside her and encourage everyone in CD1 to support her this November."”

“Working together for the betterment of living in our area.”

“Fostering a higher quality government by establishing a legislature that more accurately represents the people, by the people, and for the people, genuinely responsive to their needs.”

“A shared, non-partisan, commitment to use elected office to better mental health in American. Prioritizing mental health care, promoting prevention and early intervention, improve crisis response, and strengthen the mental health network.”

“An organization that provides a community of allies for LGBT and straight, contributing to national policy from national security to healthcare, engages with conservative candidates at all levels of government.”

“Principled Candidate 2026. Nonpartisan foundation focusing on democratic processes and norms, not political ideology, policy positions, or electoral outcomes. Finding Important Common Ground.”

“Pledge to oppose efforts to raise income tax rates, and oppose eliminating deductions/credits unless offset by equal rate reductions.”

“Parents deserve the constitutional right to choose the school that best meets their child's learning needs, and education funding should follow the student to wherever those needs can be met.”

“Promote informed consent, medical freedom, parental rights, religious freedom, freedom of speech, privacy, and the US Constitution”

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