Oregon House adopts 2026 short-session rules after sharp debate over fundraising restriction
The Oregon House adopted rules for the 2026 short session after lawmakers debated whether a longstanding rule restricting receipt of campaign contributions during session violates the U.S. and Oregon constitutions; the rules passed after proponents said enforcement and penalties are limited and the committee will continue the conversation.
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The Oregon House of Representatives on Feb. 2 adopted its rules for the 2026 short session after a prolonged debate over a rule that restricts members from receiving campaign contributions while the legislature is in session.
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