REP. DANIEL NGUYEN'S RECORD:

protected INSURANCE Companies

Betrayed wildfire victims

Put corporations before Oregonians

HOLD HIM ACCOUNTABLE by

voting him out by may 19th

Daniel Nguyen voted against holding insurance corporations accountable for their bad behavior.

This year, there was a bill up for a vote that would have forced insurance companies to play by the same rules as every other Oregon business. Instead of protecting injured Oregonians, Daniel Nguyen sided with insurance companies.

When customers have something horrible happen to them, like a tree falling on their home or damage from catastrophic wildfires, insurance companies should stand by their slogans— they should be a good neighbor and make sure their customers are in good hands.  Instead, insurance companies can delay, deny, low ball and string Oregon families along in their time of need.

These are just a SMALL SELECTION

of his corporate donors

ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY

WALMART

AMERICAN PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE PAC

FARMERS INSURANCE COMPANY

NW INSURANCE COUNCIL

STANDARD INSURANCE CO.

OREGON INSURANCE PAC

STATE FARM FEDERAL PAC

ZURICH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY

ALTRIA (FORMERLY PHILLIP MORRIS)

Rep. Daniel NGUYEN’s RECORD

TELLS YOU EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW

FOR A DEMOCRAT, HE SURE DOES VOTE LIKE A REPUBLICAN.

Rep. Daniel Nguyen’s votes will tell you who he really represents. And it’s not hardworking Oregonians.

  • HB 4098 would have given Oregonians a way to hold insurance companies accountable when they stall negotiations to avoid payouts or offer egregiously low policy settlements. Instead of standing with survivors of wildfires or natural disasters Rep. Daniel Nguyen stood with insurance corporations.

  • HB 4116 closes a loophole in our law that allowed online lenders to violate our longstanding interest rate cap on consumer loans. These predatory lenders will no longer be able to charge cash-strapped Oregonians exorbitant interest rates. Daniel Nguyen decided that predatory lenders we worth sticking his neck out for.

  • HB 3746 shortened the timeline for homeowners to sue over condo defects. Condo defects often emerge when there’s faulty construction. Shortening the window to hold developers accountable lets developers off the hook and leaves homeowners with little to no options when they were misled about the biggest and most important purchase of their lives.

  • Daniel Nguyen sponsored SB 1593 which would have allowed a broad swath of recreational businesses to require customers to sign enforceable waivers – preventing them from suing if the business was negligent and caused serious injury or death. This bill would have forced paying customers to waive their fundamental right to a jury trial to hold wrongdoers accountable and would have been devastating for Oregonians who are injured when corporations put profit over safety. 

Oregonians impacted by Rep. Daniel

Nguyen’s rotten votes

BERNIE, LAKE OSWEGO HOMEOWNER

“[Insurance companies] can delay without real consequences because they are legally unaccountable to homeowners like me. [House Bill 4098] would have forced insurance companies to pay out claims quickly or face real consequences. Daniel Nguyen, my own Representative, voted no. By doing that, he sided with my insurance company.”

STEVE, SANTIAM CANYON FIRE SURVIVOR

“The beautiful Santiam Canyon was changed for a lifetime, and five years later, people are still working to rebuild their lives. Our insurance company’s mode of operation is delay, deny, defend. Everything is a ‘negotiation’ and a struggle. Oregon’s current laws make it too easy for insurance companies to mistreat consumers…. We simply wanted our home to be restored to pre-loss condition.”

Have you been harmed?

Are you a survivor of a wildfire or natural disaster, or did you lose access to your home because of an extreme weather event? Has your insurance company unfairly denied your claim or forced you to settle for less than what’s right? Has one of Rep. Nguyen’s votes protecting insurance corporations, predatory lenders, and/or developers caused you harm? If so, we would like to connect with you. Please share your name and story below.