Tag: Oregon’s First Black Congresswoman
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Janelle Bynum’s historic victory in Oregon’s 5th Congressional District race makes her the first Black lawmaker to represent the state in Congress. Her campaign resonated with diverse constituents and swing voters, boosting Democratic hopes for shifting the balance…
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