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Oregon Senate adopts short-session rules in SCR 207, waiving some reading requirements
Summary
The Oregon State Senate adopted Senate Concurrent Resolution 207, setting deadlines and procedural rules for the 35-day 2026 short session after suspending certain reading requirements; the final adoption passed on a roll-call vote with 25 ayes and recorded nays.
The Oregon State Senate on Feb. 2 adopted Senate Concurrent Resolution 207, a deadlines resolution that lays out procedural rules and timelines for the 35-day 2026 short legislative session.
Senators suspended constitutional and internal reading requirements to expedite consideration of SCR 207. After the rules suspension was approved, the chamber proceeded to second and third reading and a final roll-call vote. The resolution was…
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