Sal Peralta
Sal Peralta (born July 22 1970 in Boulder, Colorado) is an American businessperson and politician in the state of Oregon. He is president of Vanguard Campaigns, a political consulting firm with more than 30 seasonal employees. He is a registered lobbyist and serves as secretary of the Independent Party of Oregon. He is a co-founder of Democracy for Oregon, and a former board member of the Oregon Bus Project. His company collected 76,000 signatures to put the Open Primary, Ballot Measure 65, on the 2008 general election ballot, and he is a chief petitioner on a measure to repeal Oregon's corporate kicker law.
In 2006, Peralta helped to pass campaign finance reform legislation in Oregon via public initiative, and lost to a three-term incumbent for a seat in the the Oregon House of Representatives. He ran as a Democrat to represent District 24, which includes Yamhill and Polk counties. He lives in McMinnville with his wife, Tanya, and daughter, Bella.
In 2006, Peralta helped to pass campaign finance reform legislation in Oregon via public initiative, and lost to a three-term incumbent for a seat in the the Oregon House of Representatives. He ran as a Democrat to represent District 24, which includes Yamhill and Polk counties. He lives in McMinnville with his wife, Tanya, and daughter, Bella.
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