Oregon State Legislation

Secretary of State would file a 2027 bill proposing changes to campaign-finance limits and reporting. The bill does not change rules now and takes effect 91 days after adjournment.

Bill would let private stores adopt rounding for in-person cash and mixed payments. Public bodies could set five-cent rounding policies.

OHSU bill would allow creation of tax-exempt care entities under restricted public-sector rules.

Lawmakers advance a budget bill to boost 2025–27 spending for housing, infrastructure, and wildfire recovery. It raises federal funds limits and authorizes named grants.

A bill would form a joint authority to own and oversee the Moda Center, with a 20-year lease and potential $365 million debt, awaiting local financing commitments.

The resolution would require lawmakers and committees to meet presession drafting deadlines for measures ahead of 2027 session, with requests due Sept. 11, 2026 and drafts due Dec. 1, 2026.

HB 5202 would appropriate General Fund money and set spending caps for an unnamed state agency for the 2025-27 biennium (ending June 30, 2027). The measure failed.

Oregon House would adjourn the 2026 regular session sine die if adopted.

A resolution would have set deadlines for drafting measures, with requests due by September 11, 2026 and drafts delivered by December 1, 2026. The resolution failed.

Lawmakers would unify conduct reports and complaints into one investigation process with an 84-day deadline. Interim measures and opt-out options would still allow investigations.