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State Senate

INCUMBENT
	Party	Democratic
	Name	Democratic Party Control
	Won	11/05/2024
	Votes	18 (60.00%)
	Margin	6 (+20.00%)
	Term	01/13/2025 - 01/11/2027

Leadership
	State Senate President
	President Pro Tempore
	Majority Leader
	Minority Leader
State Senate
	OR State Senate 01	David Brock Smith	5	+41.89%
	OR State Senate 02	Noah Robinson	1	+33.97%
	OR State Senate 03	Jeff Golden	2	+3.86%
	OR State Senate 04	Floyd Prozanski	3	+64.11%
	OR State Senate 05	Dick Anderson	2	+7.69%
	OR State Senate 06	Cedric Ross Hayden	5	+30.62%
	OR State Senate 07	James I. Manning, Jr.	2	+29.08%
	OR State Senate 08	Sara Gelser Blouin	4	+19.66%
	OR State Senate 09	Fred Girod	4	+37.91%
	OR State Senate 10	Deb Patterson	1	+6.93%
	OR State Senate 11	Kim Thatcher	4	+5.15%
	OR State Senate 12	Bruce Starr	1	+21.97%
	OR State Senate 13	Courtney Neron	4	+100.00%
	OR State Senate 14	Kate Lieber	2	+70.61%
	OR State Senate 15	Janeen Sollman	4	+11.12%
	OR State Senate 16	Suzanne Weber	2	+13.13%
	OR State Senate 17	Elizabeth Steiner Hayward	5	+57.98%
	OR State Senate 18	Wlnsvey E. Campos	2	+25.50%
	OR State Senate 19	Rob Wagner	2	+32.18%
	OR State Senate 20	Mark Meek	4	+0.81%
	OR State Senate 21	Kathleen Taylor	4	+96.06%
	OR State Senate 22	Lew Frederick	5	+81.28%
	OR State Senate 23	Khanh Pham	3	+95.04%
	OR State Senate 24	Kayse Jama	1	+17.54%
	OR State Senate 25	Chris Gorsek	6	+12.07%
	OR State Senate 26	Daniel G. Bonham	3	+18.31%
	OR State Senate 27	Anthony Broadman	1	+18.56%
	OR State Senate 28	Diane Linthicum	1	+38.78%
	OR State Senate 29	Todd Nash	1	+63.37%
	OR State Senate 30	Mike McLane	7	+96.73%

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In 1992, Oregon voters passed lifetime term limits of twelve years total (with no more than 6 in the House or 8 in the Senate). These term limits took effect for the first time in 1998. In 2002, the Oregon Supreme Court ruled the amendment which enacted term limits to be unconstitutional (single-subject rule)

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