Andrew Kalloch : Archived
Congress In Oregon
A New Direction for Oregon
As the son of public school teachers, a father, and a former ACLU attorney, Andrew Kalloch will bring an independent mind and a new generation of leadership to D.C. Andrew has represented domestic violence survivors in family court, workers fighting big business for unemployment benefits, and incarcerated individuals as they fought for justice behind bars.
Andrew has experienced many of the challenges facing younger Americans, from graduating with six-figure debt and being unable to save for a home until his late 30s, to a child care bill that runs in the thousands every month.
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