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Oregon DOJ defends Measure 113 punishing lawmaker walkouts in filing to Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Oregon DOJ defends Measure 113 punishing lawmaker walkouts in filing to Supreme Court

The Oregon Department of Justice has submitted legal arguments defending the secretary of state’s interpretation of voter-approved ballot Measure 113 to the Ore

Source: katu.com
Guest Column: Knopp outlines role of GOP minority - Vimarsana News

Guest Column: Knopp outlines role of GOP minority

Will Oregonians see a legislative session in 2024? Or will Republican lawmakers — at least on the Senate side — protest by not showing up?

The legal system and the lawsuits leading to Oregon HB 3115 - Vimarsana News

The legal system and the lawsuits leading to Oregon HB 3115

If you hang around Brownsville City Hall long enough, you’ll start to hear councilors, the city administrator and even residents declare various laws, passed and proposed, unconstitutional.

FBI says it can't conduct Measure 114 gun background checks - Vimarsana News

FBI says it can't conduct Measure 114 gun background checks

Measure 114 requires that the FBI conduct background checks as part of the "permit to purchase" process for prospective gun owners. The feds say they can't help.

Source: kgw.com
Portland Voters Pass Progressive Measures, Skip Progressive Candidates - Vimarsana News

Portland Voters Pass Progressive Measures, Skip Progressive Candidates

In Portland, Tuesday’s election results illustrated a curious split between local voters. While Portlanders veered away from more progressive candidates on the ballot, they backed nearly every progressive ballot measure in both local and statewide races. To Mingus Mapps, a former political science professor and city employee elected to Portland City Council Tuesday, the results are a sign Portlanders “are interested in a new kind of politics.... politics that embraces our dreams and our best...