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SALEM, Ore. – A statement from E. Werner Reschke (R-Klamath Falls) on House Concurrent Resolution 15 to change the Portland Trailblazers to the Oregon Trail Blazers.
Read MoreThe Oregon House of Representatives continued to focus on ensuring every Oregonian has access to affordable housing today with the overwhelming passage of House Bill 4006 and House Bill 4010.
Read MoreThe Oregon Senate supported small businesses all over the state today by expanding access to capital to help them grow and hire employees.
Read Morehe Senate is moving forward with a bipartisan bill that would put Oregon in a leadership role in addressing air pollution.
Read MoreThe Oregon Senate passed a bill today that will create a parking permit to make life a little easier for the state’s “wounded warriors.” Senate Bill 1506 – which passed the Senate today – creates a “Oregon Wounded Warrior” parking permit for veterans with a service-related total disability of at least 50 percent. The permit w
Read MoreWith the Trump Administration set to rollback essential net neutrality protections, the Oregon House of Representatives today passed House Bill 4155, using the state’s purchasing power to protect a free and open internet for Oregon consumers.
Read MoreBoth the Senate Majority (Democrats) and Minority (Republicans) give statements on Senate Bill 1528 and the views are quite different. Below are the statements by both sides.
Read MoreOregon House Democrats passed House Bill 4018 providing increased transparency and accountability for the coordinated care organizations (CCOs) that serve Oregon’s Medicaid population.
Read MoreOver the past several months, the Equifax data breach has made headlines with its far-reaching effect on nearly half of Americans. Today, the Oregon Senate took action to protect consumers whose secure information is compromised due to data breaches.
Read MoreSenate Democrats have taken the first step toward disconnecting Oregon from a portion of the federal tax code that benefits wealthy Oregonians and leaves the working class behind.
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