Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield

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Oregon’s Attorney General. Fighting for working families, keeping communities safe, and defending Oregon’s values every day.

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With Election Day around the corner on Nov. 3, Oregonians continue to ask how we’re making sure our elections have integrity. The short answer: we’re working closely w/the Oregon Secretary of State, local county clerks, and others – and we’re prepared for any issues that may arise. #OregonElections

The Trump administration is welcoming organized crime, international money laundering, corruption, and tax evasion—and we’re fighting back. We’re leading a multistate coalition to challenge Trump’s move to let fraudsters & tax cheats avoid accountability.

BIG NEWS: In response to a legal challenge from our office, the Trump administration today confirmed it has no plans to build ICE detention facilities anywhere in Oregon. We’ll continue to fight for Oregonians’ rights and the safety of communities across the state.

We’re about two weeks out from Election Day. Here’s what you need to know: your Attorney General, Secretary of State, and local county clerks are working hard to ensure elections run smoothly across our state — and we’re prepared for any scenario that may arise. #OregonElections

We have teams at Oregon DOJ working to investigate fraud, abuse, and neglect to protect Oregonians. To report Medicaid provider fraud, email Fraud.Referral@doj.state.or.us To report neglect or abuse, call the Oregon abuse reporting hotline: 1-855-503-SAFE (7233) If someone is in danger, call 911.

Housing is the biggest cost most Oregonians pay every month, and the actions of some companies are making rent even more unaffordable. A judge recently ruled that our multistate antitrust lawsuit against RealPage can continue – an important step towards getting accountability for Oregon renters.

Got a pressing question about our upcoming elections? We’ll be responding directly to questions from Oregonians leading up to Election Day – and now’s your chance to share yours. Reply to this thread or email AttorneyGeneral@doj.oregon.gov. #orpol #OregonElections

We’re challenging federal funding cuts to Oregon’s unemployment insurance system and fraud detection. This matters to Oregon families: if an Oregon worker was just laid off, they need to receive benefits on time so they can pay rent and buy groceries while looking for their next job.

Our Medicaid Fraud Unit is working every day to make sure Medicaid dollars are helping vulnerable Oregonians – and not going in the pockets of fraudsters. We recently announced that Advantage Dental will pay $4.5 million for improperly billing calls to the Oregon Health Plan. Read more:

We’re standing up to protect food security and nutrition assistance programs that benefit children, seniors, and low-income families in Oregon. The Trump administration wants to “reorganize” the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, but this move would threaten programs like SNAP and WIC.

We’re fighting back against a new Trump administration rule that would make it hard for people to get and keep health coverage under the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Working families across Oregon rely on the ACA for health insurance, and we’ll keep doing everything we can to protect it.

We’re standing up against a new Trump administration rule that would make Oregonians pay more for gas. The federal government is trying to roll back fuel economy standards and let automakers sell less fuel-efficient cars and trucks – and we’re pushing back.

We recently joined the Organized Retail Crime Association of Oregon for their annual conference. ORCAOR is a statewide partnership to combat shoplifting and theft & fraud schemes that occur in retail environments. Grateful to connect with partners who are working together to keep communities safe.