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A pair of Republican lawmakers say they’ll attempt to roll back some of Oregon’s sanctuary protections next year, as the party signals it will highlight border security in this year’s election.
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The voter-approved Measure 110 is nearing its end as the Legislature sends a bill unwinding Oregon's drug decriminalization toward the governor's desk.
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The bill would exempt from state income taxes any money received as a result of a wildfire-related lawsuit.
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Oregon's bill to recriminalize illicit drug use sailed through a joint committee that was tasked with addressing the state's addiction crisis.
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The state’s latest revenue forecast will dictate which spending bills survive the legislative session.
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The state will send a jaw-dropping $5.6 billion back to taxpayers next year, ratcheting up pressure on a policy voters love.
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In oral arguments before the state Supreme Court, GOP senators will argue Measure 113 contained a loophole. The state — and advocacy groups — say the court must honor voter intent.
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Five Republican lawmakers say they can't be barred from running for another term because they boycotted the Senate earlier this year.
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Broadman called out Senate Minority Leader Tim Knopp for leading a walkout of 10 conservative senators earlier this year.
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A ballot measure passed last year was supposed to block 10 conservative lawmakers from running for reelection. They are planning to file anyway.
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Oregon's constitution has no impeachment process for statewide elected officials. That could change next year.
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After nearly 10 hours of negotiations over the weekend, top lawmakers arrived at a tentative framework for rescuing the 2023 session. Both sides stress a deal hasn't been made.