Allyson J. Flagg-Miller is running for the Marion County Soil and Water Conservation District Board, At Large, Seat 2. The nonpartisan race is on the Nov. 3, 2026, Oregon general election ballot.
Candidate information
Name: Allyson J. Flagg-Miller
Office sought: Marion County Soil and Water Conservation District Board, At Large, Seat 2
Party: NonpartisanEducation: Her Artists in Action biography lists two master’s degrees from Oregon State University, in natural resources and sustainable natural resources.
Experience and public service
Her academic work includes a thesis titled "The Cougar, The Tick, And Human Wellbeing; The Social, Economic, and Ecological Valuations Of Living with Cougars in Oregon." The thesis is in use at Eastern universities to help reestablish cougar on the Eastern shores, according to her Artists in Action biography.
Flagg-Miller has written and illustrated several books on ecology, according to the same source. She has won awards for what her biography describes as Savannah Oak riparian restoration and ecologically compatible organic permaculture farming on her circa-1800s Oregon Pioneer homestead.
On the issues
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