66th Oregon Legislative Assembly

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66th Oregon Legislative Assembly
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Overview
Legislative bodyOregon Legislative Assembly
JurisdictionOregon, United States
Meeting placeOregon State Capitol
Term1991
Websitewww.oregonlegislature.gov
Oregon State Senate
Members30 Senators
Senate PresidentJohn Kitzhaber (D)
Majority LeaderBill Bradbury (D)
Minority LeaderJohn Brenneman (R)
Party controlDemocratic Party of Oregon
Oregon House of Representatives
Members60 Representatives
Speaker of the HouseLarry Campbell (R)
Majority LeaderGreg Walden (R)
Minority LeaderPeter Courtney (D)
Party controlRepublican Party of Oregon

The 66th Oregon Legislative Assembly was the legislative session of the Oregon Legislative Assembly that convened on January 14, 1991, and adjourned June 30, 1991.[1][2] It was held at the Oregon State Capitol in Salem. Democratic members held majorities over the Republican members in both the Senate (20–10) and the House of Representatives (27–33).

Senate

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Affiliation Members
  Democratic 20
  Republican 10
 Total 30
 Government Majority 10

Jane Cease resigned July 31, 1991 to accept appointment as Administrator of Motor Vehicle Division; Ron Cease was appointed by Multnomah County Commissioners to fill the vacancy on August 22, 1991. Mike Thorne resigned January 17, 1991 to accept his appointment as Director of the Port of Portland; Scott Duff was appointed on February 17, 1991, to fill the vacancy. Larry Hill resigned November 1, 1991, to become a lobbyist; Bill Dwyer was appointed by Lane County Commissioners to the seat on November 26, 1991.

Senate Members

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Composition of the Senate
District Senator Party
1 Joan Dukes Democratic
2 John Brenneman Republican
3 Robert C. Shoemaker Democratic
4 Paul Phillips Republican
5 Jeannette Hamby Republican
6 Richard Samuel Springer Democratic
7 Shirley Gold Democratic
8 Bill McCoy Democratic
9 Frank L. Roberts Democratic
10 Jane Cease, Ron Cease Democratic
11 Glenn Edward Otto Democratic
12 Bill Kennemer Republican
13 Joyce Cohen Democratic
14 Bob Kintigh Republican
15 Jim Bunn Republican
16 Jim A. Hill Democratic
17 Tricia Smith Democratic
18 Clifford W. Trow Democratic
19 Mae Yih Democratic
20 Grattan Kerans Democratic
21 Bill Dwyer, Larry Hill Democratic
22 Peggy Jolin Democratic
23 John Kitzhaber Democratic
24 Bill Bradbury (Majority Leader) Democratic
25 Ronald D. Grensky Republican
26 Lenn Hannon Republican
27 Peter Marik Brockman Republican
28 Wayne H. Fawbush Democratic
29 Scott Duff, Mike Thorne Democratic
30 Gene Timms Republican

House

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Affiliation Members
  Democratic 27
  Republican 33
 Total 60
 Government Majority 5

Judy Bauman resigned on November 1, 1991, to accept appointment as Administrator of the Community Services Division. Kate Brown was appointed on November 26, 1991, to fill the vacancy. Tom Brian changed parties, from a Democrat to Republican on September 5, 1991. Ronald Cease resigned from House and was appointed to the Senate on August 22, 1991.  Avel Gordly was appointed on September 30, 1991, to fill the vacancy.[3] William Dwyer resigned from the House and was appointed to Senate on December 4, 1991. Lee Beyer was appointed December 30, 1991 to fill the vacancy. Bob Pickard changed parties from Republican to Democrat on September 12, 1991. Gail Shibley was appointed on January 16, 1991, to fill the vacancy of Phil Keisling who resigned from the sixty-fifth legislative assembly on January 14, 1991.

House Members

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Composition of the House
District House Member Party
1 Bruce Hugo Democratic
2 Jacqueline S. Taylor Democratic
3 TImothy E. Josi Democratic
4 Hedy Rijken Democratic
5 John E. Meek Republican
6 Delna Jones Republican
7 Ted Calouri Republican
8 Mary Alice Ford Republican
9 Tom Brian Changed from Democrat to Republican Midterm on September 5
10 Vera Katz Democratic
11 Thomas L. Mason Democratic
12 Gail Shibley, Phil Keisling Democratic
13 Judith Bauman, Kate Brown Democratic
14 Beverly Stein Democratic
15 Lisa H. Naito Democratic
16 Tom Novick Democratic
17 Mike Burton Democratic
18 Margaret Carter Democratic
19 Ronald Cease, Avel Gordly Democratic
20 John Minnis Republican
21 Lonnie J. Roberts Democratic
22 Ron P. Sunseri Republican
23 Robert R. Shiprack Democratic
24 Randy Miller Republican
25 Dave McTeague Democratic
26 Larry Sowa Democratic
27 Kelly Clark Jr. Republican
28 Fred Parkinson Republican
29 Stan Bunn Republican
30 Jeff Gilmour Democratic
31 Gene Derfler Republican
32 Kevin Mannix Democratic
33 Peter Courtney (Minority Leader) Democratic
34 John Schoon Republican
35 Tony Van Vliet Republican
36 Carolyn L. Oakley Republican
37 Liz VanLeeuwen Republican
38 Cedric Ross Hayden Republican
39 Jim Edmunson Democratic
40 Carl Hosticka Democratic
41 Marie D. Bell Republican
42 WIlliam J. Dwyer, Lee Beyer Democratic
43 Larry Campbell (Speaker) Republican
44 Sam Dominy Democratic
45 Ron Johnson Republican
46 Bill Markham Republican
47 Jim Whitty Democratic
48 Walter G. Schroeder Republican
49 Bob Repine Republican
50 John W. Watt Republican
51 Eldon Johnson Republican
52 Jerry Barnes Republican
53 Del Parks Republican
54 Bob Pickard Changed parties from Republican to Democrat on September 12
55 Bev Clarno Republican
56 Greg Walden (Majority Leader) Republican
57 Charles R. Norris Republican
58 Raymond Baum Republican
59 Michael R. Nelson Democratic
60 Denny Jones Republican

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Oregon State Legislature". Oregon Legislature.
  2. ^ "Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide". Oregon State Archives. Retrieved 2023-05-31.
  3. ^ "FILLING A VACANCY IN HOUSE DISTRICT 19 OF THE 66TH OREGON LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY". Multnomah County Commisioners. September 19, 1991. Archived from the original on 2019-10-23.
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