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Secretary of State Shemia Fagan Attends the White House Easter Egg Roll
Oregon Secretary of State Shemia Fagan attended the White House Easter Egg Roll today. The Secretary traveled with her two young children. The White House extended invitations to the event through the National Lieutenant Governors Association, which includes Secretaries of State where a single official serves a dual role. The Secretary and her family met Vice President Kamala Harris, saw the easter bunny, and are looking forward to President Joe Biden’s trip to Oregon later this week. “It was special to receive this invitation from the White House, not in spite of being a mother to two young kids, but because I am,” said Secretary Fagan. “My kids get extra helpings of civic education at home, from extracurricular reading to attending meetings at the State Capitol, and I was delighted to bring them to the White House. My son was thrilled to see President Joe Biden and meet Vice President Kamala Harris, and my young daughter was equally excited to meet the Easter Bunny.” Photos of the event can be found here. About Secretary Shemia Fagan Pronunciation guide: shuh-MEE-uh (rhymes with “Maria”) FAY-gen (rhymes with “Megan”)? Shemia Fagan is Oregon’s 28th Secretary of State. She grew up in a small town called Dufur, Oregon, raised by a single dad and three brothers. She is a civil rights attorney. Her career in public service started at her local school board. She was later elected to the State Legislature as a Representative, then a State Senator, before being elected to the Office of Secretary of State in 2020. Shemia is a proud working mom and an avid fan of all levels of women’s basketball.? About Oregon SOS The Oregon Secretary of State is one of three constitutional offices created at statehood. As an independent constitutional officer, the Secretary of State answers directly and solely to the people of Oregon. Our Mission Build trust between Oregonians and their state government so Oregonians can trust the public services and the public servants who can make a difference in their everyday lives.

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