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- Return the Kicker as a check, returning $5,200 per household on average – LC 3881
- Freeze property taxes for Oregon seniors 67+ for primary residence – SJR 17
- Raise CAT tax coverage threshold to $5 million – SB 127
- Additional exemption against Oregon estate tax – SB 68
- Urge balanced budget amendment to United States Constitution – SJM 1
- Create a business-friendly environment to attract semiconductor industry, creating high paying family wage jobs
- Support housing development goal of 36,000 units yearly
- Tax deduction for renting room(s) in taxpayer’s primary residence – HB 3032
- Allow local governments to amend urban growth boundaries to include lands to be used for needed housing – SB 656
- Financing for infrastructure/predevelopment costs for moderate income housing – SB 534
- Expand affordability for Oregon renters with additional tax incentives – SB 435
- Ensure funding for mental health services are being disbursed effectively – SB 300
- Re-criminalize possession/distribution of hard drugs i.e. Fentanyl – SB 735
- Require approval by majority of Senate of any reprieve, commutation, or pardon – SJR 11
- Durational limitations on declarations of emergency by Governor – SJR 14
- Require all executive clemency actions by Governor be initiated by application and follow specific procedures – SB 667
- Impeachment process for statewide elected executive branch officials – SJR 13
- State employees cannot be reimbursed for travel to/from Oregon when living outside of Oregon – LC 3697
- Protect free and fair elections
Increase virtual public charter school cap to 5% – SB 707
Allow students to enroll in any public school – SB 259
Curriculum transparency – HB 2628
Nontraditional pathways to licensure for prospective career and technical education teachers – SB 677
Pilot program to provide funding to school districts to increase access to schools by homeless students and improving academic achievement – SB 658
- Support Oregonians’ 2nd Amendment rights
- Increase funding for school resource officers – SB 639, HB 2223
- Reclassify crime of Violent Felon in Possession of a Firearm as crime category 8 – SB 650
- Create crime of threatening to commit a terroristic act – SB 664
- Create crime of controlled substances homicide – SB 649
- Stricter sentencing for criminals whose assault causes life changing injury – SB 430
- Increase statute of limitations for rape crime to 20 years – LC 3892
- $50 million to Dept. of Forestry for increased forest managing operations in specified wildfire-prone counties – SB 653
- Require State Forester to actively manage state forestlands to achieve/maintain low forest fuel load levels – SB 665
- Study rate impacts of implementing reduction of greenhouse gas emissions required by House Bill 2021 (2021) – SB 681
- Protect natural gas use in new or existing residential or commercial buildings – SB 647
- Remove requirement that State Forestry Department oversee development of statewide map of wildfire risk – SB 654
- Federal agencies to better prevent, mitigate, and suppress wildfires – SJM 3
- Ensure offshore wind energy development goes to local and regional communities while promoting electric grid reliability and resilience – SB 678
- Include forest land sequestration in greenhouse gas emissions calculations – SB 724
- Prioritize Oregon made/grown products, minimizing carbon footprint
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2023 SESSION RECAP: Senate Republicans Delivered Big Wins for Oregonians, Held the Democrat Majority Accountable
SALEM, Ore. – Today, the 2023 Legislative Session adjourned sine die. Senate Republican Leader Tim Knopp (R-Bend) released the following statement: “Despite continuous unlawful, uncompromising,
Republican Priority Fixing Oregon’s Flawed Sex Crime Laws Clears Oregon Senate
HB 3632 expands the opportunity for victims to seek justice SALEM, Ore. – Today, Senate Republican Leader Tim Knopp (R-Bend) carried House Bill 3632 on
Oregon Senate Asks Voters to Establish Impeachment Process for Statewide Elected Officials
SALEM, Ore. – Today, the Oregon Senate passed House Joint Resolution 16 A, which will put before Oregon voters a constitutional amendment giving the Legislature
“Senate Republicans stood firm as the last line of defense for parental rights, law abiding gun owners, and rule of law in Oregon.”
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2024-2025
Senators
Senate Republican Leader
Senator
Daniel Bonham
RepresenTing District 26
Deputy Leader
Senator David Brock Smith
Representing District 1
Deputy Leader
Senator Dick Anderson
Representing District 5
2024 Senate Candidates
Incumbent
Running for District 5
Senator Dick Anderson
Candidate
Running for Senate District 25
Raymond Love
Candidate
Running for Senate District 27
Michael Summers
Candidate
Running for Senate District 28
Diane Linthicum
Candidate
Running for Senate District 29
Todd Nash
Candidate
Running for Senate District 30
Mike McLane
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🦇🎃 It’s Halloween, and while the ghosts and ghouls come out to play, let’s not forget the real-life fright of policies brought to you by Democrats like Chris Gorsek, Anthony Broadman, and Jo Beaudreau. Their tricks? Policies that haunt your wallet and safety. But don’t worry—no tricks, just treats from the Oregon Senate Republicans as we work to make Oregon brighter and safer.
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Oregon coast county faces delayed ballot arrival; voters are urged to seek replacements
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🗳️ This Election Day, Oregonians have a choice: leaders who focus on fear-mongering and name-calling, or those committed to real solutions.
Senate Republicans are working on what truly matters to Oregonians: addressing inflation, enhancing public safety, expanding housing, tackling homelessness, and combating the fentanyl crisis.
Let's put Oregon back on the right path. Support candidates who prioritize solutions over distractions. 🇺🇸
Senator Dick Anderson
Raymond Love for State Senate
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As ballots go out and voting gets underway, it’s crucial to verify that your vote has been accepted and is secure. You can track your ballot online to ensure it’s received and counted. Simply visit Oregon’s My Vote website and follow the steps to track your ballot status. If you notice any issues, report them to your county elections office as soon as possible. 🗳️
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Here's what to do if you think your ballot was destroyed in Washington, Oregon ballot box fires
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Hundreds of ballots were destroyed in Clark County and a handful in Multnomah County. Here's what to do to make sure your vote is still counted.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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Finishing strong!📣 Just days away from Election Day, and Team Raymond Love is out in full force! Our incredible group of dedicated volunteers is hitting the streets, knocking on doors, and connecting with voters to make sure every voice is heard. This team’s energy and commitment are what makes our campaign so powerful. ... See MoreSee Less
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