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2020 Sine Die - https://mailchi.mp/52cdfa81e59c/2020-sine-die #OROCO Legislature's final tally: 3 bills passed, 255 abandoned. Executive Order no. 20-04 to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.

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Oregon Citizens Lobby5 days ago
Thanks to our nationally renowned vote-by-mail system, Oregon's May 19th primary election will be moving forward as planned. Voting by mail means that we don't have to worry about social distancing at polling places, something many other states are struggling with in the wake of COVID-19. Ballots for military and overseas voters will be mailed no later than April 4th, and regular ballots will be mailed starting April 29th. The deadline to register to vote is April 28th. You can register, update your registration, or change your political party at oregonvotes.gov.
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Oregon Secretary of State
Thanks to our nationally renowned vote-by-mail system, Oregon's May 19th primary election will be moving forward as planned. Voting by mail means that we don't have to worry about social distancing at polling places, something many other states are struggling with in the wake of COVID-19. Ballots for military and overseas voters will be mailed no later than April 4th, and regular ballots will be mailed starting April 29th. The deadline to register to vote is April 28th. You can register, update your registration, or change your political party at oregonvotes.gov.
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