Latest Oregon economic forecast shows up to $1.7 billion available for housing, addiction and more
Lawmakers were eagerly anticipating the forecast, which arrived three days into the 35-day legislative session.
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Lawmakers were eagerly anticipating the forecast, which arrived three days into the 35-day legislative session.
The start of Oregon’s short legislative session this week brought all 90 lawmakers back to Salem, but some will have a larger impact on the state’s laws and political conversations than others.
Lawmakers were eagerly anticipating the forecast, which arrived three days into the 35-day legislative session.
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Oregon House Democrats picked Majority Leader Julie Fahey, D-Eugene, to succeed current Speaker Dan Rayfield, D-Corvallis.