Justin Filip

Justin Filip is the Pacific Green Party and Progressive Party nominee for Oregon's 4th Congressional District. A University of Oregon graduate who worked as a program coordinator at the university, he has held party leadership roles in the Pacific Green Party since 2021. This is his second run for the seat; according to his campaign, his priorities include reducing military spending, addressing homelessness and protecting federal lands.[1][2][3][4]

Justin Filip was born in Michigan, moved to Oregon in 1995, and earned a bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of Oregon.[1] In 2024 he described himself as a Program Coordinator at the University of Oregon, and according to his campaign site he co-founded the UO Faculty and Staff for Justice in Palestine in April 2024.[2][3] Filip served on the Pacific Green Party's State Coordinating Committee from 2021 to 2024 and is the party's secretary and co-chair of its Eugene chapter.[1][2][3]

Filip first ran for office in 2024 as the Pacific Green candidate in the 4th District, receiving 10,315 votes (2.7%) against Val Hoyle's 195,862.[1][2][4] Other roles listed on Ballotpedia include cultural development chair of the Buena Vista Parent Organization and a seat on the Eugene Figure Skating Club board, and he has volunteered with the Egan Warming Centers and as a youth baseball coach.[1]

Researched from the cited sources on 2026-10-21.