House Members
The Oregon House of Representatives had a Democratic majority of 31-29 during the 2007 and 2008 sessions. (The narrow majority did not allow Democrats to pass any tax increases, due to the state's supermajority requirement.)
Speaker: Jeff Merkley (D-47 Portland)
Speaker Pro Tem: Diane Rosenbaum (D-42 Portland)
Majority Leader: Dave Hunt (D-40 Clackamas County)
Majority Whip: Phil Barnhart (D-11 Linn/Lane)
Republican Minority Leader: Wayne Scott (R-39 Oregon City), then Bruce Hanna
Deputy Republican Leader: Bruce Hanna (R-7 Roseburg)
Republican Whip: Dennis Richardson (R-4 Central Point)
Deputy Republican Whip: Gene Whisnant (R-53 Sunriver)
| District | Name | Party |
|---|---|---|
| 1-Gold Beach | Wayne Krieger | Republican |
| 2-Myrtle Creek | Susan Morgan | Republican |
| 3-Grants Pass | Ron Maurer | Republican |
| 4-Central Point | Dennis Richardson | Republican |
| 5-Ashland | Peter Buckley | Democratic |
| 6-Medford | Sal Esquivel | Republican |
| 7-Roseburg | Bruce Hanna | Republican |
| 8-Eugene | Paul Holvey | Democratic |
| 9-Coos Bay | Arnie Roblan | Democratic |
| 10-Newport | Jean Cowan | Democratic |
| 11-Central Linn/Lane | Phil Barnhart | Democratic |
| 12-Springfield | Terry Beyer | Democratic |
| 13-Eugene | Nancy Nathanson | Democratic |
| 14-Eugene | Chris Edwards | Democratic |
| 15-Albany | Andy Olson | Republican |
| 16-Corvallis | Sara Gelser | Democratic |
| 17-Scio | Fred Girod | Republican |
| Sherrie Sprenger | Republican | |
| 18-Silverton | Vic Gilliam | Republican |
| 19-Salem | Kevin Cameron | Republican |
| 20-Salem | Vicki Berger | Republican |
| 21-Salem | Brian L. Clem | Democratic |
| 22-Woodburn | Betty Komp | Democratic |
| 23-Dallas | Brian Boquist | Republican |
| 24-McMinnville | Donna G. Nelson | Republican |
| 25-Keizer | Kim Thatcher | Republican |
| 26-Wilsonville | Jerry Krummel | Republican |
| Matt Wingard | Republican | |
| 27-Washington County | Tobias Read | Democratic |
| 28-Aloha | Jeff Barker | Democratic |
| 29-Hillsboro | Chuck Riley | Democratic |
| 30-Hillsboro | David Edwards | Democratic |
| 31-Clatskanie | Brad Witt | Democratic |
| 32-Cannon Beach | Deborah Boone | Democratic |
| 33-Portland | Mitch Greenlick | Democratic |
| 34-Washington County | Suzanne Bonamici | Democratic |
| Chris Harker | Democratic | |
| 35-Tigard | Larry Galizio | Democratic |
| 36-Portland | Mary Nolan | Democratic |
| 37-West Linn | Scott Bruun | Republican |
| 38-Lake Oswego | Greg Macpherson | Democratic |
| 39-Oregon City | Wayne Scott | Republican |
| 40-Clackamas County | Dave Hunt | Democratic |
| 41-Milwaukie | Carolyn Tomei | Democratic |
| 42-Portland | Diane Rosenbaum | Democratic |
| 43-Portland | Chip Shields | Democratic |
| 44-Portland | Tina Kotek | Democratic |
| 45-Portland | Jackie Dingfelder | Democratic |
| 46-Portland | Ben Cannon | Democratic |
| 47-Portland | Jeff Merkley | Democratic |
| 48-Happy Valley | Mike Schaufler | Democratic |
| 49-Wood Village | Karen Minnis | Republican |
| 50-Gresham | John Lim | Republican |
| 51-Clackamas | Linda Flores | Republican |
| 52-Corbett | Patti Smith | Republican |
| 53-Sunriver | Gene Whisnant | Republican |
| 54-Bend | Chuck Burley | Republican |
| 55-Bend | George Gilman | Republican |
| 56-Klamath Falls | Bill Garrard | Republican |
| 57-Heppner | Greg Smith | Republican |
| 58-Pendleton | Bob Jenson | Republican |
| 59-The Dalles | John H. Dallum | Republican |
| John Huffman | Republican | |
| 60-Ontario | R. Tom Butler | Republican |
| Cliff Bentz | Republican |
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