Sponsored by the Twin Cedars Homeowners Association Board


MEET THE CANDIDATES


District 11 House Representative

 

Homeowners were invited to bring friends and family for a casual and welcoming opportunity to meet the candidates who may represent them in Salem in the coming years. Each candidate shared their platform and took time to answer thoughtful questions from attendees. The relaxed, informal setting made it easy to connect, have meaningful conversations, and get to know the candidates on a more personal level.

 

Dessert was served.

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Ivan Maluski

Ivan is a farmer and rancher from Sico.

He joined us in Salem in 2025, on two occasions,

to support manufactured and floating homeowners

and even provided written testimony in support of HB3054

 

 

 

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Angelita Sanchez
Angelita is a member of the Sweet Home City Council and a proud

seventh-generation Oregonian. She previously served as a

Legislative Assistant to Senator Hayden and played a key role

in coordinating a meeting between homeowners and the

Senator—an effort that helped lead to his “yes” vote on HB3054.

 

 

We encourage every community to invite local candidates to visit and connect with residents before they begin their work in Salem. These early conversations create a valuable opportunity, not only for you to get to know the candidates, but for them to truly understand the people and communities they hope to represent.

This is our chance to share the real, day-to-day challenges we face in manufactured and floating home communities—especially when park owners or their representatives fail to follow the laws designed to protect homeowners. Or failing to maintain the infrastructure. By opening this dialogue now, candidates can gain firsthand insight into how issues like rising rents and reset rates are impacting the value of our homes and our quality of life.

Just as importantly, it gives us the opportunity to ask meaningful questions: Will they support stronger enforcement of existing laws? Will they stand with our communities in Salem?

Our living situation is unique, and building these personal relationships before the legislative session begins helps ensure our voices are heard where it matters most.