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We need to flatten the curve, not the economy
By Senator Lynn Findley, Representative Mark Owens and Representative Daniel Bonham Oregonians are experiencing unprecedented times and unforeseen challenges. The global pandemic is affecting each of us in different ways, but it is an equally confusing, scary,...
Joint Special Committee on Coronavirus Response
March 17, 2020 SALEM, Ore. – The Special Joint Committee on Coronavirus Response has announced its first public meeting will be held on Wednesday, March 18 at 10 a.m. The committee, which House Speaker Tina Kotek and Senate President Peter Courtney formed last week,...
Senator Lynn Findley Takes Precautionary Measures for Constituents; Closes Physical District & Legislative Offices
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 16, 2020 VALE—In a precautionary measure today, Senator Lynn Findley (R-Vale) has closed his physical district office location in Vale and his legislative office Salem to help limit the spread of COVID-19 in vulnerable communities. “Our...
Filing deadline nears for May 19 Primary Election
Larry Meyer | The Argus Observer | March 1, 2020 VALE — People who want to get on the May 19 Primary Ballot have just over a week to file with the Oregon Secretary of State’s office for state and federal offices or the Malheur County Clerk’s office. The deadline is...
Sen. Lynn Findley explains reason for walkout
Larry Meyer | The Argus Observer | Feb 25, 2020, Updated Mar 7, 2020 SALEM — There are comments on both sides of the issue regarding the walkout by Oregon Republican Senators over Senate Bill 1530, the cap and trade bill which was passed out of the Joint Ways and...
2020 legislative session comes to abrupt ending; local lawmakers react to leaders’ decision
By Larry Meyer and Leslie Thompson | The Argus Observer | Mar 6, 2020 Updated Mar 6, 2020 ONTARIO — With Democrats and Republicans at loggerheads over Senate Bill 1530, the cap and trade bill to reduce greenhouse gases, the Oregon Legislature’s short session ground to...
‘We don’t want this’ If supermajority refers cap and trade to voters, Senate GOP ‘will be back in a heartbeat’
By Leslie Thompson | The Argus Observer | Feb 27, 2020 ONTARIO — It’s not just the Republican lawmakers in both the Senate and House pushing to take the matter of the cap and trade initiative to the voters — the governing boards of 26 counties have signed...
Sen. Lynn Findley explains reason for walkout
Larry Meyer The Argus Observer | Feb 25, 2020 SALEM — There are comments on both sides of the issue regarding the walkout by Oregon Republican Senators over Senate Bill 1530, the cap and trade bill which was passed out of the Joint Ways and Means Committee on Monday...
Oregon Republicans walk out again over environmental bill
By Kelly Mena, CNN | February 25, 2020 New York (CNN) - Nearly a dozen Republicans in Oregon's Democratically-controlled state Senate walked out during a floor vote on an environmental bill on Monday, the latest skirmish in a long-running inter-party fight that's...
EASTERN OREGON: Sen. Findley against Cap and Trade
MyEasternOregon.com | Posted on February 25, 2020 (Release provided by Senator Lynn Findley) Senator Lynn Findley (R-Vale) joined over 2 million Oregonians in opposing the harmful legislative proposal, Senate Bill 1530 also known as “cap and trade”, by protesting the...
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PO Box 156
Vale, OR 97918
541-473-4029
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Legislative
900 Court St. NE, S-403
Salem, Oregon 97301
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