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Bicameral Legislature

45 Senators 69 Representatives
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Party Representation 122 seats

D
Democrat
7 seats
R
Republican
42 seats
O
Other
73 seats

U.S. Senators 2 U.S. Senators

J
Jeff MERKLEY
United States Senator
Democrat
R
Ron WYDEN
United States Senator
Democrat

U.S. Representatives 6 U.S. Representatives

S
Suzanne Bonamici
District 1
Democrat
C
Cliff Bentz
District 2
Republican
M
Maxine Dexter
District 3
Democrat
V
Val Hoyle
District 4
Democrat
J
Janelle Bynum
District 5
Democrat
A
Andrea Salinas
District 6
Democrat

Senate 45 members

1
1
Port Orford
2
23
Portland
5
5
Lincoln City
D
David Brock Smith
Port Orford
J
James I. Manning Jr.
District unknown
Democratic
D
David Smith
District 1
Republican
N
Noah Robinson
District 2
Republican
J
Jeff Golden
District 3
Democratic
F
Floyd Prozanski
District 4
Democratic
D
Dick Anderson
District 5
Republican
C
Cedric Hayden
District 6
Republican
D
Deputy Minority Leaders
District 6
Republican
J
James Manning
District 7
Democratic
S
Senate President Pro Tempore
District 7
Democratic
M
Majority Whip
District 8
Democratic
S
Sara Gelser Blouin
District 8
Democratic
F
Fred Girod
District 9
Republican
D
Deb Patterson
District 10
Democratic
K
Kim Thatcher
District 11
Republican
B
Bruce Starr
District 12
Republican
M
Minority Leader
District 12
Republican
C
Courtney Neron Misslin
District 13
Democratic
K
Kate Lieber
District 14
Democratic
A
Assistant Majority Leaders
District 15
Democratic
J
Janeen Sollman
District 15
Democratic
M
Minority Whip
District 16
Republican
S
Suzanne Weber
District 16
Republican
L
Lisa Reynolds
District 17
Democratic
S
Senate Deputy Majority Leader
District 18
Democratic
W
Wlnsvey Campos
District 18
Democratic
R
Rob Wagner
District 19
Democratic
S
Senate President
District 19
Democratic
M
Mark Meek
District 20
Democratic
K
Kathleen Taylor
District 21
Democratic
L
Lew Frederick
District 22
Democratic
S
Senate Deputy Majority Whip
District 22
Democratic
K
Khanh Pham
District 23
Democratic
K
Kayse Jama
District 24
Democratic
M
Majority Leader
District 24
Democratic
C
Chris Gorsek
District 25
Democratic
C
Christine Drazan
District 26
Republican
A
Anthony Broadman
District 27
Democratic
D
Diane Linthicum
District 28
Republican
T
Todd Nash
District 29
Republican
M
Mike McLane
District 30
Republican

House of Representatives 69 members

3
36
Hillsboro
4
40
Gladstone
5
56
Eagle Point
6
60
Crane
C
Court Boice
District 1
Republican
V
Virgle Osborne
District 2
Republican
D
Dwayne Yunker
District 3
Republican
A
Alek Skarlatos
District 4
Republican
A
Alex Skarlatos
District 4
Republican
P
Pam Marsh
District 5
Democratic
K
Kim Wallan
District 6
Republican
J
John Lively
District 7
Democratic
L
Lisa Fragala
District 8
Democratic
B
Boomer Wright
District 9
Republican
D
David Gomberg
District 10
Democratic
D
David Gomberg[4]
District 10
Democratic
J
Jami Cate
District 11
Republican
D
Darin Harbick
District 12
Republican
N
Nancy Nathanson
District 13
Democratic
J
Julie Fahey
District 14
Democratic
S
Shelly Boshart Davis
District 15
Republican
S
Sarah Finger McDonald
District 16
Democratic
E
Ed Diehl
District 17
Republican
R
Rick Lewis
District 18
Republican
T
Tom Andersen
District 19
Democratic
P
Paul Evans
District 20
Democratic
K
Kevin Mannix
District 21
Republican
K
Kevin Mannix[b]
District 21
Republican
L
Lesly Muñoz
District 22
Democratic/Working Families
A
Anna Scharf
District 23
Republican
L
Lucetta Elmer
District 24
Republican
B
Ben Bowman
District 25
Democratic
S
Sue Rieke Smith
District 26
Democratic
K
Ken Helm
District 27
Democratic
D
Dacia Grayber
District 28
Democratic
S
Susan McLain
District 29
Democratic
N
Nathan Sosa
District 30
Democratic
D
Darcey Edwards
District 31
Republican
C
Cyrus Javadi
District 32
Democratic
S
Shannon Jones Isadore
District 33
Democratic
M
Mari Watanabe
District 34
Democratic
F
Farrah Chaichi
District 35
Democratic
H
Hai Pham
District 36
Democratic
J
Jules Walters
District 37
Democratic
D
Daniel Nguyen
District 38
Democratic
A
April Dobson
District 39
Democratic
H
Happy Valley
District 39
Democratic
A
Annessa Hartman
District 40
Democratic
M
Mark Gamba
District 41
Democratic
R
Rob Nosse
District 42
Democratic
T
Tawna Sanchez
District 43
Democratic
T
Travis Nelson
District 44
Democratic
T
Thuy Tran
District 45
Democratic
W
Willy Chotzen
District 46
Democratic
A
Andrea Valderrama
District 47
Democratic
L
Lamar Wise
District 48
Democratic
Z
Zach Hudson
District 49
Democratic
R
Ricki Ruiz
District 50
Democratic
M
Matt Bunch
District 51
Republican
J
Jeff Helfrich
District 52
Republican
J
Jeff Helfrich[d]
District 52
Republican
E
Emerson Levy
District 53
Democratic
J
Jason Kropf
District 54
Democratic
E
E. Werner Reschke
District 55
Republican
E
Emily McIntire
District 56
Republican
G
Greg Smith
District 57
Republican
B
Bobby Levy
District 58
Republican
V
Vikki Breese-Iverson
District 59
Republican
M
Mark Owens
District 60
Republican

Counties in Oregon

Baker County (16,750) · Benton County (98,899) · Clackamas County (425,857) · Clatsop County (41,043) · Columbia County (54,063) · Coos County (64,326) · Crook County (27,336) · Curry County (22,774) · Deschutes County (211,535) · Douglas County (112,255) · Gilliam County (1,971) · Grant County (7,093) · Harney County (7,402) · Hood River County (23,764) · Jackson County (221,331) · Jefferson County (25,536) · Josephine County (88,276) · Klamath County (70,438) · Lake County (8,194) · Lane County (382,396) · Lincoln County (51,212) · Linn County (132,474) · Malheur County (32,315) · Marion County (352,867) · Morrow County (12,360) · Multnomah County (795,897) · Polk County (90,549) · Sherman County (2,002) · Tillamook County (27,264) · Umatilla County (80,491) · Union County (26,058) · Wallowa County (7,522) · Wasco County (26,507) · Washington County (611,272) · Wheeler County (1,456) · Yamhill County (110,886)

★ Bills & Legislation — Oregon

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★ Government Structure — Oregon

★ Executive Branch

  • • Governor — Chief executive, signs/vetoes bills, oversees state agencies
  • • Lieutenant Governor — Presides over Senate, succession
  • • Attorney General — State legal affairs, consumer protection
  • • Secretary of State — Elections, business registration
  • • Treasurer / Comptroller — State finances, revenue

★ Legislative Branch

  • • State Senate — Upper chamber, 45 members
  • • State House/Assembly — Lower chamber, 69 members
  • • Committees — Review bills before floor votes
  • • Session — Typically meets Jan-May, varies by state

★ Judicial Branch

  • • State Supreme Court — Highest court, final appeals
  • • Appeals Court — Intermediate appellate review
  • • District / Circuit Courts — Trial courts for major cases
  • • County / Municipal Courts — Local jurisdiction
ⓘ Did you know? Every state has a unique constitution, and Oregon's legislative process determines how laws are made, amended, and repealed at the state level. Learn more by contacting your representatives.
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