2016: Patti Adair Was The Eastern Oregon Director And Coordinator For Trump’s Presidential Campaign, Was A Trump Delegate To The Republican National Convention, And Attended His First Inauguration
2016: Adair Was The Eastern Oregon Director/Coordinator For Trump’s Presidential Campaign
2016: Bend Source: Adair Was Trump’s Eastern Oregon Director For His First Presidential Campaign. “Meanwhile, Patty Adair, who says she was Trump’s eastern Oregon director for the campaign, said the current health care debate really comes down to one thing: ‘People really need jobs. One in five workers are part time now. We just had our house appraised. Our assistant was working three jobs. I used to work three jobs, you never know where you’re going, you’re always just going to a job.’ When we asked her how to solve this problem locally, Adair said: ‘We need to take care of the forest, they’re a mess. They burn up and release all the carbon dioxide. We need to get rural Oregon back to work again.’” [Bend Source, 3/8/17]
2016: Central Oregon Daily: Adair Was The Central Oregon Coordinator For The Trump Campaign. “Patti Adair, the Central Oregon coordinator for the Trump campaign, was in Washington, D.C. to witness the inauguration. Diane Dean spoke to her right after she left the ceremony on Friday. Adair says she will continue to work with President Trump's team in any way she can to advance his agenda in Central Oregon.” [Central Oregon Daily, 1/21/17]
July 2016: Adair Was A Trump Delegate At The Republican National Convention, Where She Said Trump Was “Promising” And She Thought Voting For Him Was “Urgent”
2016: Adair Was A Trump Delegate To The Republican National Convention. “Adair, a former chair of the Deschutes County Republican Party, swept into elected office in 2018 by unseating a more moderate Republican, three-term incumbent Tammy Baney. She’s one of two Republicans on the three-person commission, which will expand to five members in 2027 after voters approved a charter change last year. Adair and her husband, Bob, have lived on a horse ranch near Sisters since they moved from California in 2014. She’s long been a fierce supporter of President Donald Trump, attending the 2016 Republican National Convention as an Oregon delegate for his nomination.” [Oregon Capital Chronicle, 11/18/25]
- July 2016: Central Oregon Daily Headline: “Local Sisters Resident Goes to Republican National Convention.” [Central Oregon Daily, 7/19/16]
VIDEO: July 2016: At The Republican National Convention, Adair Said: “Mr. Trump Is Promising. We Are Going To Do Something Differently. I Just Feel Like Mr. Trump Is My Candidate. It Is My Choice, And I Feel It's Urgent.” HOST: “Before you were a supporter of Scott Walker. And now how are you feeling going into this convention? What's changed for you, and how do you feel differently now you know he was one of the first candidates to drop out.” ADAIR: “Mr. Trump has a message, and I don't know if you're aware that or not, but 95 million Americans are not in the workforce. Mr. Trump is promising. We are going to do something differently. I just feel like Mr. Trump is my candidate. It is my choice, and I feel it's urgent.” [Central Oregon Daily, 00:24, 7/19/16] (VIDEO)
VIDEO: July 2016: Adair Said She Ran For Delegate Because She “Heard They Were Trying To Play Games With Not Allowing Donald Trump To Be The Presidential Nominee” And She Thought: “That's Incorrect. You Really Have To Follow The Rules.” HOST: “How does it feel different now being an actual delegate, I know in 2012 you went to Tampa, but now you're a delegate. How do you feel?” ADAIR: “It's a responsibility. I got my degree in history from the University of Oregon, and when I heard they were trying to play games with not allowing Donald Trump to be the presidential nominee, I thought, That's incorrect. You really have to follow the rules. Therefore, that's really why I decided I wanted to run for delegate. I'm very happy. It's an exciting time to be here. It's fascinating to be here while the pillars are retired.” [Central Oregon Daily, 01:30, 7/19/16] (VIDEO)
January 2017: Adair Attended Trump’s First Inauguration And Said People Protesting The Inauguration Should Just “Get Over It”
January 2017: Central Oregon Daily Headline: “Central Oregon Trump Campaign Coordinator At Inauguration.” [Central Oregon Daily, 1/21/17]
VIDEO: January 2017: Adair Said People Protesting Trump’s Inauguration Should Just “Get Over It.” HOST: “You know, there's some protesting. I know there been some people arrested.” ADAIR: “You know what? I wish they would get over it. We need to work together. We have 20 trillion in debt. We have a lot of things we can change for the good of all Americans, for the any you know, the inner city schools, there's, there's some amazing opportunity here.” [Central Oregon Daily, 01:12, 1/21/17] (VIDEO)