83rd Oregon Legislative Assembly


The 83rd Oregon Legislative Assembly is the current session of the Oregon Legislature. It began on January 21, 2025. Democrats netted one seat in both the [Oregon Oregon House of Representatives|House of Representatives|House] and the Senate to win a three-fifths supermajority in both chambers, which is required to pass new taxes or update existing taxes, holding 36 seats in the House and 18 in the Senate after the 2024 election. However, they fell short of the two-thirds majority required to unilaterally meet quorum in both houses, needing 2 more seats in the Senate and 4 more seats in the House.
This majority was later expanded by one to 37–23 in the House prior to the 2026 short session, as Cyrus Javadi of Tillamook switched parties from Republican to Democrat.

Senate

The Oregon State Senate is composed of 30 members. Democrats flipped one seat and hold 18 seats, a three-fifths supermajority, for the first time since the 81st Oregon Legislative Assembly.
There are eight freshman senators in this legislative session, six of them Republicans due in part to the 2023 Senate walkout and the passage of Measure 113 denying legislators with 10 or more unexcused absences from running for re-election.
Senate President: Rob Wagner

President Pro Tempore: James Manning Jr.

Majority Leader: Kayse Jama

Minority Leader: Daniel Bonham until September 15, 2025; Bruce Starr after
DistrictSenatorPartyResidenceAssumed office
1David Brock SmithRepublicanPort Orford2023
2Noah RobinsonRepublicanCave Junction2025
3Jeff GoldenDemocraticAshland2019
4Floyd ProzanskiDemocraticEugene2003
5Dick AndersonRepublicanLincoln City2021
6Cedric HaydenRepublicanFall Creek2023
7James Manning Jr.DemocraticEugene2017
8Sara Gelser BlouinDemocraticCorvallis2015
9Fred GirodRepublicanStayton2008
10Deb PattersonDemocraticSalem2021
11Kim ThatcherRepublicanKeizer2015
12Bruce StarrRepublicanDundee2025
13Aaron WoodsDemocraticWilsonville2023
13Courtney Neron MisslinDemocraticWilsonville2025
14Kate LieberDemocraticBeaverton2021
15Janeen SollmanDemocraticHillsboro2022
16Suzanne WeberRepublicanTillamook2023
17Lisa ReynoldsDemocraticPortland2025
18Wlnsvey CamposDemocraticAloha2023
19Rob WagnerDemocraticLake Oswego2018
20Mark MeekDemocraticGladstone2023
21Kathleen TaylorDemocraticPortland2017
22Lew FrederickDemocraticPortland2017
23Khanh PhamDemocraticPortland2025
24Kayse JamaDemocraticPortland2021
25Chris GorsekDemocraticTroutdale2021
26Daniel BonhamRepublicanThe Dalles2023
26Christine DrazanRepublicanCanby2025
27Anthony BroadmanDemocraticBend2025
28Diane LinthicumRepublicanBeatty2025
29Todd NashRepublicanEnterprise2025
30Mike McLaneRepublicanPowell Butte2025

House

The Oregon House of Representatives is composed of 60 members, with Democrats also holding a supermajority of 36 seats.
Retirements, vacant seats, and election losses led to 11 freshman members of the House during this legislative session. Only one of these new members was due to an incumbent being defeated by a challenger from an opposing party, with Democrats gaining one seat from the previous session due to Lesly Muñoz defeating incumbent Republican Tracy Cramer by just 161 votes. However, two Republican legislators were defeated in their party's primary elections. They were replaced by Darin Harbick and Christine Drazan, respectively.
On September 5, 2025, Cyrus Javadi, originally elected as a Republican, changed his party registration to the Democratic Party, giving the Democrats a 37–23 majority for the short session in 2026.
Speaker: Julie Fahey

Speaker Pro Tempore: David Gomberg

Majority Leader: Ben Bowman

Minority Leader: Christine Drazan until October 1, 2025; Lucetta Elmer after
DistrictRepresentativePartyResidenceAssumed office
1Court BoiceRepublicanGold Beach2023
2Virgle OsborneRepublicanRoseburg2023
3Dwayne YunkerRepublicanGrants Pass2023
4Alek SkarlatosRepublicanCanyonville2025
5Pam MarshDemocraticAshland2017
6Kim WallanRepublicanMedford2019
7John LivelyDemocraticSpringfield2013
8Lisa FragalaDemocraticEugene2025
9Boomer WrightRepublicanCoos Bay2021
10David GombergDemocraticOtis2013
11Jami CateRepublicanLebanon2021
12Darin HarbickRepublicanMcKenzie Bridge2025
13Nancy NathansonDemocraticEugene2007
14Julie FaheyDemocraticEugene2017
15Shelly Boshart DavisRepublicanAlbany2019
16Sarah Finger McDonaldDemocraticCorvallis2025
17Ed DiehlRepublicanStayton2023
18Rick LewisRepublicanSilverton2017
19Tom AndersenDemocraticSalem2023
20Paul EvansDemocraticMonmouth2015
21Kevin MannixRepublicanSalem2023
22Lesly MuñozDemocraticWoodburn2025
23Anna ScharfRepublicanAmity2021
24Lucetta ElmerRepublicanMcMinnville2023
25Ben BowmanDemocraticTigard2023
26Courtney Neron MisslinDemocraticWilsonville2019
26Sue Rieke SmithDemocraticKing City2025
27Ken HelmDemocraticBeaverton2015
28Dacia GrayberDemocraticTigard2021
29Susan McLainDemocraticForest Grove2015
30Nathan SosaDemocraticHillsboro2022
31Darcey EdwardsRepublicanBanks2025
32Cyrus JavadiRepublicanTillamook2023
32Cyrus JavadiDemocraticTillamook2023
33Shannon Jones IsadoreDemocraticPortland2024
34Lisa ReynoldsDemocraticPortland2021
34Mari WatanabeDemocraticBethany2025
35Farrah ChaichiDemocraticBeaverton2023
36Hai PhamDemocraticHillsboro2023
37Jules WaltersDemocraticWest Linn2023
38Daniel NguyenDemocraticLake Oswego2023
39April DobsonDemocraticHappy Valley2025
40Annessa HartmanDemocraticGladstone2023
41Mark GambaDemocraticMilwaukie2023
42Rob NosseDemocraticPortland2014
43Tawna SanchezDemocraticPortland2017
44Travis NelsonDemocraticPortland2022
45Thuy TranDemocraticPortland2023
46Willy ChotzenDemocraticPortland2025
47Andrea ValderramaDemocraticPortland2021
48Hoa NguyenDemocraticPortland2023
48Lamar WiseDemocraticPortland2025
49Zach HudsonDemocraticTroutdale2021
50Ricki RuizDemocraticGresham2021
51Christine DrazanRepublicanCanby2025
51Matt BunchRepublicanBeavercreek2025
52Jeff HelfrichRepublicanHood River2023
53Emerson LevyDemocraticRedmond2023
54Jason KropfDemocraticBend2021
55E. Werner ReschkeRepublicanKlamath Falls2017
56Emily McIntireRepublicanEagle Point2023
57Greg SmithRepublicanHeppner2001
58Bobby LevyRepublicanEcho2021
59Vikki Breese-IversonRepublicanPrineville2019
60Mark OwensRepublicanCrane2020