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Votes at a glance: HCR 12, HCR 9, HB 3385 and HB 3386 advanced from House Rules committee
Summary
On Feb. 24, 2025 the House Committee on Rules advanced two ceremonial resolutions and two bills (housekeeping changes) to the House floor with committee recommendations; roll call results were recorded in committee minutes.
The Oregon House Committee on Rules met Feb. 24, 2025, and recorded committee recommendations to advance four measures to the House floor.
HCR 12 — Oregon Wheat Day: The committee voted to send House Concurrent Resolution 12 to the floor with a B (adopted) recommendation. The motion passed on a roll call that recorded yes votes from Representatives Bossard Davis, Elmer, Kraft, Valderrama and from Vice Chairs on the roll; Chair Bowman was recorded as excused. The resolution would designate Feb. 11, 2026 as Oregon Wheat Day and supporters described the wheat industry’s economic contributions and research partnerships. (See committee testimony for detailed claims and figures.)
HCR 9 — Dennis Richardson: The committee voted to send House Concurrent Resolution 9 to the floor with a B (adopted) recommendation after testimony from legislators and former Secretary of State staff. The roll call recorded a majority yes vote and Chair Bowman recorded as excused.
HB 3385 — Fees for copies of records filed with county clerk: The committee opened a work session and voted to send House Bill 3385 to the floor with a due-pass recommendation. The text, as presented to the committee, would set fees for copies of records filed with the county clerk to the existing statutory fees for county clerks; the committee recorded no fiscal or revenue impact in the work session.
HB 3386 — Authorize deputy county clerk to perform weddings: The committee opened a work session and voted to send House Bill 3386 to the floor with a due-pass recommendation. The measure would authorize a deputy of the county clerk to perform weddings; the committee recorded no fiscal or revenue impact.
Recorded committee action: committee clerks called the roll on each motion; motions passed and measures were sent to the House floor. Committee members assigned carriers for measures where noted in the minutes.
