Legislation of Concern & Bills to Support
March 25, 2025
for week of March 24th through March 28th Bills of Concern – Senate Monday Senate Committee On Education 8:00 am SB 749 – Digest: Creates a pilot
Legislative
Repeal Wildfire Map with HB 3944 or SB 678
March 22, 2025
There are three bills to repeal the wildfire map and modify SB672: HB3944, SB678 and SB83. Both HB3944 and SB678 are the best options at
Bring back common-sense drug laws, support SB 670
March 21, 2025
Chief Sponsors: Senator Bonham, Robinson SB 670: https://olis.oregonlegislature.gov/liz/2025R1/Measures/Overview/SB670 Summary: Relating to possession of controlled substances; prescribing an effective date. Catchline/Summary: Digest: The Act restores the
Stop the Homeless Lawsuits: Repeal HB 3115 with SB 645
March 21, 2025
The senate bill SB 645 bill repeals the 2021 bill HB3115 which states “Objectively Reasonable” for time, place and manner. The “Objectively Reasonable” language is
Immigration Bill Call to Action
March 20, 2025
Call to action on critical immigration bill in the Oregon State House Background: Rep. Jason Kropf is a Democrat who represents HD 54 (Bend) in
Rep. Dwayne Yunker – Call to Action
March 9, 2025
“We will make America strong again. We will make America wealthy again. We will make America proud again. We will make America safe again. And,
Fantastic opportunity to get School Choice on the Nov 2026 ballot!
March 9, 2025
Thank you so much for helping with our efforts to gather signatures to put our two school choice measures on the Nov 2024 ballot. We
Submit Opposing Testimony for SB 48, SB 77 and SB 78
March 3, 2025
Text and Information of SB 48https://olis.oregonlegislature.gov/liz/2025R1/Measures/Overview/SB48“This bill amends laws about home siting and construction.This bill has been scheduled for a public hearing of the committee
What, If Anything, Matters When Electing Our State Lawmakers?
February 26, 2025
An interesting discussion arose when I posted about a state representative who was attempting to pass a resolution honoring Black drag queens. The first argument