Patrick Sieng has 25 years of experience working in Oregon politics and government, including 10 years as a lobbyist, 7 years working on political campaigns, 5 years as a legislative aide, 1 year working in legislative administration, and 2 years as a state agency policy analyst.

Vice-President, Oregon Capitol Club

6-10 years

Patrick Sieng is a lifelong Oregonian who has been working in politics and state government for over 25. He began in politics as a paid canvasser for a state legislative campaign in 1998 and proceeded to work, manage, or consult on numerous local, state, and congressional candidate and bond/tax levy campaigns. After a brief stint in sales in Portland, he returned to Salem in 2006 to manage a legislative campaign. He served as a legislative aide and chief of staff for former State Representative Jean Cowan (D-Newport) for five years. For two years, he worked as a policy analyst at Business Oregon, the state's business development department, covering public port issues. From 2012 to 2020, he was a lobbyist and legislative affairs manager for the Association of Oregon Counties, lobbying on public safety, emergency management, and telecommunications issues. He transitioned to contract lobbying in 2020 and was with the Public Affairs Counsel for two years working with a team to represent 50 clients ranging from national corporations to local associations. In December 2022, Patrick started Sieng Enterprises as an independent lobby firm. Patrick previously served as a reserve police officer/deputy sheriff for 13 years - 10 years with the Portland Police Bureau (including 2 concurrent years with the Marion County Sheriff's Office), and 3 years with the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office. Patrick has been a licensed real estate principal broker for 10 years and also became licensed as a mortgage loan originator in 2022. He owns Capitol Real Estate, a boutique real estate company in Salem. He has two children - Ethan and Avery, enjoys Portland Trailblazers basketball games, taking flight lessons to become a private pilot, and attends St. Edward Catholic Church in Keizer.