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71st Oregon Legislative Assembly

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71st Oregon Legislative Assembly
70th Legislative Assembly 72nd Legislative Assembly
Overview
Legislative bodyOregon Legislative Assembly
JurisdictionOregon, United States
Meeting placeOregon State Capitol
Term2001–2001
Websitewww.oregonlegislature.gov
Oregon State Senate
Members30 Senators
Senate PresidentGene Derfler (R)
Majority LeaderDavid Nelson (R)
Minority LeaderKate Brown (D)
Party controlRepublican Party of Oregon
Oregon House of Representatives
Members60 Representatives
Speaker of the HouseMark Simmons (politician) (R)
Majority LeaderKaren Minnis (R)
Minority LeaderDan Gardener (D)
Party controlRepublican party of Oregon

The 71st Oregon Legislative Assembly was the legislative session of the Oregon Legislative Assembly that convened on January 8, 2001, and adjourned July 7 the same year.[1][2]

Senate

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The senate was composed of 16 Republicans and 14 Democrats.

Senate Members

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Composition of the Senate
District Senator Party
1 Joan Dukes Democratic
2 Gary George Republican
3 Tom Hartung Republican
4 Ryan Deckert Democratic
5 Charles Starr Republican
6 Ginny Burdick Democratic
7 Kate Brown (Minority Leader) Democratic
8 Margaret L. Carter Democratic
9 Frank Shields Democratic
10 Avel Gordly Democratic
11 John Minnis Republican
12 Verne Duncan Republican
13 Randy Miller Republican
14 Rick Metsger Democratic
15 Roger Beyer Republican
16 Gene Derfler (President) Republican
17 Peter Courtney Democratic
18 Cliff Trow Democratic
19 Mae Yih Democratic
20 Susan Castillo Democratic
21 Lee Beyer Democratic
22 Tony Corcoran Democratic
23 Bill Fisher Republican
24 Ken Messerle Republican
25 Jason Atkinson Republican
26 Lenn Hannon Republican
27 Beverly Clarno Republican
28 Ted Ferrioli Republican
29 David Nelson (Majority Leader) Republican
30 Steve Harper Republican

House

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The House opened the session with 33 Republicans and 27 Democrats. Jo Ann Hardesty, a Democrat, resigned on March 15 and was replaced by Jackie Dingfelder, another Democrat. On June 5, Jane Lee switched from Republican to independent.

House Members

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Composition of the House
District House Member Party
1 Betsy Johnson Democratic
2 Elaine Hopson Democratic
3 Bruce Starr Republican
4 Alan Brown Republican
5 Jim Hill Republican
6 Charlie Ringo Democratic
7 Bill Witt Republican
8 Mark Hass Democratic
9 Max Williams Republican
10 Jan Lee Republican
11 Mary Nolan Democratic
12 Chris Beck Democratic
13 Dan Gardner (Minority Leader) Democratic
14 Diane Rosenbaum Democratic
15 Steve March Democratic
16 Jeff Merkley Democratic
17 Gary Hansen Democratic
18 Deborah Kafoury Democratic
19 Jo Ann Hardesty (resigned 3/15/2001) replaced by Jackie Dingfelder Democratic
20 Karen Minnis (Majority Leader) Republican
21 Randy Leonard Democratic
22 Laurie Monnes Anderson Democratic
23 Kurt Schrader Democratic
24 Richard Devlin Democratic
25 Carolyn Tomei Democratic
26 Kathy Lowe Democratic
27 Jerry Krummel Republican
28 Tootie Smith Republican
29 Donna G. Nelson Republican
30 Dan Doyle Republican
31 Jackie Winters Republican
32 Janet Carlson Republican
33 Vic Backlund Republican
34 Lane Shetterly Republican
35 Kelley Wirth Democratic
36 Betsy Close Republican
37 Jeff Kropf Republican
38 Cliff Zauner Republican
39 Robert Ackerman Democratic
40 Phil Barnhart Democratic
41 Vicki Walker Democratic
42 Bill Morrisette Democratic
43 Cedric Hayden Republican
44 Al King Democratic
45 Jeff Kruse Republican
46 Susan Morgan Republican
47 Joanne Verger Democratic
48 Wayne Krieger Republican
49 Carl Wilson Republican
50 Rob Patridge Republican
51 Cherryl Walker Republican
52 Alan Bates Democratic
53 Bill Garrard Republican
54 Tim Knopp Republican
55 Ben Westlund Republican
56 Patti Smith Republican
57 Bob Jenson Republican
58 Mark Simmons Republican
59 Greg Smith Republican
60 Thomas Butler Republican

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Oregon State Legislature legislators-Chronological". www.oregonlegislature.gov.
  2. ^ "Content Manager WebDrawer - 2001 Session Legislators and Staff Guide State Government". records.sos.state.or.us.