70th Oregon Legislative Assembly

The 70th Oregon Legislative Assembly was the legislative session of the Oregon Legislative Assembly that convened on January 11, 1999, and adjourned July 24, 1999.[1][2]

70th Oregon Legislative Assembly

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Overview
Legislative body| Oregon Legislative Assembly
Jurisdiction| Oregon, United States
Meeting place| Oregon State Capitol
Term| 1999
Website| www.oregonlegislature.gov
Oregon State Senate
Members| 30 Senators
Senate President| Brady Adams (R)
Majority Leader| Gene Derfler (R)
Minority Leader| Kate Brown (D)
Party control| Republican Party of Oregon
Oregon House of Representatives
Members| 60 Representatives
Speaker of the House| Lynn Snodgrass (R)
Majority Leader| Steve Harper (R)
Minority Leader| Kitty Piercy (D)
Party control| Republican Party of Oregon

## Senate

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The senate was composed of 13 Democrats and 17 Republicans.

Affiliation  | Members

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| Democratic | 13
| Republican | 17
Total | 30
Government Majority | 4

## Senate Members

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Composition of the Senate  District | Senator  | Party

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1 | Joan Dukes | Democratic
2 | Gary George | Republican
3 | Tom Hartung | Republican
4 | Eileen Qutub | Republican
5 | Charles Starr | Republican
6 | Ginny Burdick | Democratic
7 | Kate Brown (Minority Leader)  | Democratic
8 | Thomas A Wilde | Democratic
9 | Frank Shields | Democratic
10 | Avel Gordly | Democratic
11 | John Lim | Republican
12 | Verne Duncan | Republican
13 | Randy Miller | Republican
14 | Rick Metsger | Democratic
15 | Marylin Shannon | Republican
16 | Gene Derfler (Majority Leader)  | Republican
17 | Peter Courtney | Democratic
18 | Clifford W. Trow | Democratic
19 | Mae Yih | Democratic
20 | Susan Castillo | Democratic
21 | Lee Beyer | Democratic
22 | Tony Corcoran | Democratic
23 | Bill Fisher | Republican
24 | Veral Tarno | Republican
25 | Brady Adams | Republican
26 | Lenn Lamar Hannon | Republican
27 | Neil Bryant | Republican
28 | Ted Ferrioli | Republican
29 | David Nelson | Republican
30 | Gene Timms | Republican

## House

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The house was composed of 32 Republicans, 27 Democrats, and Bob Jenson, who was Independent at the time of the election.

## House Members

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Composition of the House  District | House Member  | Party

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1 | Jaqueline Taylor | Democratic
2 | Elaine Hopson | Democratic
3 | Bruce Starr | Republican
4 | Terry Thompson | Democratic
5 | Jim Hill | Republican
6 | Ken Strobeck | Republican
7 | Bill Witt | Republican
8 | Ryan Deckert | Democratic
9 | Max Williams | Republican
10 | Lynn Snodgrass (Speaker)  | Republican
11 | Anitra Rasmussen | Democratic
12 | Chris Beck | Democratic
13 | Dan Gardner | Democratic
14 | Diane Rosenbaum | Democratic
15 | Randall Edwards | Democratic
16 | Jeff Merkley | Democratic
17 | Gary Hansen | Democratic
18 | Deborah Kafoury | Democratic
19 | Jo Ann Hardesty | Democratic
20 | Karen Minnis | Republican
21 | Randy Leonard | Democratic
22 | Ron Sunseri | Republican
23 | Kurt Schrader | Democratic
24 | Richard Devlin | Democratic
25 | Jane Lokan | Republican
26 | Kathy Lowe | Democratic
27 | Jerry Krummel | Republican
28 | Roger Beyer | Republican
29 | Leslie Lewis | Republican
30 | Larry Wells | Republican
31 | Jackie Winters | Republican
32 | Kevin Mannix | Democratic
33 | Vic Backlund | Republican
34 | Lane Shetterly | Republican
35 | Barbara Ross | Democratic
36 | Betsy Close | Republican
37 | Jeff Kropf | Republican
38 | Juley Gianella | Democratic
39 | Kitty Piercy | Democratic
40 | Floyd Prozanski | Democratic
41 | Vicki Walker | Democratic
42 | Bill Morrisette | Democratic
43 | Jim Welsh | Republican
44 | Al King | Democratic
45 | Jeff Kruse | Republican
46 | Susan Morgan | Republican
47 | Mike Lehman | Democratic
48 | Ken Messerle | Republican
49 | Carl Wilson | Republican
50 | Rob Patridge | Republican
51 | Jason Atkinson | Republican
52 | Judy Uherbelau | Democratic
53 | Steve Harper (Majority Leader)  | Republican
54 | Tim Knopp | Republican
55 | Ben Westlund | Republican
56 | Bob Montgomery | Republican
57 | Bob Jenson | Independent
58 | Mark Simmons | Republican
59 | Lynn Lundquist | Republican
60 | Thomas R Butler | Republican

## References

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1. ^ "Oregon State Legislature legislators-Chronological". www.oregonlegislature.gov.
2. ^ http://records.sos.state.or.us/ORSOSWebDrawer/RecordView/6785356

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