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Sixteen Republican lawmakers and legislative candidates from Oregon plan to visit the Arizona-Mexico border on Monday, arguing that lax security around the southern border exacerbates the drug crisis in Oregon, 1,000 miles north.
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Sen. Art Robinson’s son Noah Robinson is running against Rep. Christine Goodwin in a two-way Republican primary in the southern Oregon district.
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Oregonians have much to lose if the legislative session ends by June 25 without a functioning Senate that can vote on bills, Democrats warned Tuesday.
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Lawmakers have fewer than three weeks left to work through their differences.
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Republicans said they wanted the committee to hold government agencies accountable.
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On Thursday, Senate Democrats did not say how they plan to bill their colleagues, what would happen if Republicans don’t pay nor where the money would go.
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Bills that would help crime victims, prevent drug overdoses and pay for public defenders await action as the GOP-led walkout continues.
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With both parties unwilling to budge on a bill tackling abortion and transgender care, the 2023 session appears stuck.
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Conservative lawmakers have hired a prominent attorney to argue that the wording of Ballot Measure 113 does not do what voters thought it did when they passed it last year.
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Democratic lawmakers say that months of work on health care legislation could unravel after a group of senators announced Tuesday they’ll deny the chamber a quorum until the session’s last day.
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At least two Republican political consultants have filed campaign finance complaints against a liberal political action committee running radio ads asking Oregonians to tell their Republican senators to return to work.
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Oregon Senate Minority Leader Tim Knopp worked hard to get Republicans elected. Why is he leading them down a path that could end their careers?
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School funding, educator pay increases and early reading investments are on pause with Senate Republicans in week three of their walkout.
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The GOP-led Senate walkout continued on Tuesday, preventing votes on bills for the 15th day.