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Pamplin Media Group - Justices say state lawmakers have first crack at redistricting

Justices say state lawmakers have first crack at redistricting April 09 2021 The Supreme Court order gives lawmakers until Sept. 27, rebuffing the secretary of state s arguments. A decision by the Oregon Supreme Court will enable lawmakers, not Secretary of State Shemia Fagan, to get first crack at redrawing legislative district boundaries despite a pandemic-caused delay in federal census data. The court, in an opinion issued Friday, April 9, gives legislators until Sept. 27 to come up with a plan even though the Oregon Constitution sets a deadline of July 1. After Sept. 27, if legislators do not come up with a plan, the Constitution gives the task to the secretary of state.

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Justices say Oregon lawmakers can have first crack at redistricting

PETER WONG Oregon Capital Bureau A decision by the Oregon Supreme Court will enable lawmakers, not Secretary of State Shemia Fagan, to get first crack at redrawing legislative district boundaries despite a pandemic-caused delay in federal census data. The court, in an opinion issued Friday, gives legislators until Sept. 27 to come up with a plan â even though the Oregon Constitution sets a deadline of July 1. After Sept. 27, if legislators do not come up with a plan, the Constitution gives the task to the secretary of state. A rare poster for the 1965 James Bond film Thunderball is headed for auction on Friday and expected to go under the hammer for up to $16,000.

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Oregon Senate clears money for summer programs, wildfire recovery

PETER WONG Oregon Capital Bureau Money for summer educational and recreational programs, wildfire recovery and other purposes is included in budget bills on their way to Gov. Kate Brown. The Oregon Senate voted Thursday to pass three bills to rebalance the current state budget. The House passed them April 1. One of the bills adds $250 million for summer educational and recreational programs. It also has $3.7 million for 11 local governments to repair damage from the September wildfires and $20 million for seven local governments to fund shelters â known as navigation centers â that help people find housing and other services. One of those centers is in Bend, which is getting $2.5 million.

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Pamplin Media Group - Justices say Oregon lawmakers can have first crack at redistricting

Pamplin Media Group - Justices say Oregon lawmakers can have first crack at redistricting
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United statesTina kotekPeter courtneyShemia faganChristine drazanJustice martha waltersSupreme courtOregon supreme courtCensus bureauSenate republican leader fred girodState shemia faganOregon constitutionPresident peter courtneyHouse speaker tina kotekChief justice martha waltersLegislative assembly