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Party cohesion

How often do Oregon legislators vote with their party?

Party Voting Unity

How often members of each party vote together on the same side.

Most Contentious Votes

Votes where both parties were most internally divided. Higher % = more divided.

SB 616

Relating to Eastern Oregon Border Economic Development Region housing; and prescribing an effective date.

37%

Senate pass 12-9 Mar 31, 2021

SB 523

Relating to notification of public about delinquent tax debtors; and prescribing an effective date.

37%

House pass 37-19 May 31, 2019

Crossed the Aisle

Legislators who most frequently vote against their own party.

Noah Robinson

Senate·247 against party

23.8% R

Jami Cate

House·481 against party

21.3% R

Kevin Mannix

House·373 against party

17.1% R

Cyrus Javadi

House·297 against party

15.6% D

Diane Linthicum

Senate·153 against party

15.4% R

Dwayne Yunker

House·142 against party

13.6% R

Werner Reschke

House·646 against party

12.2% R

Greg Smith

House·611 against party

11.2% R

Dick Anderson

Senate·269 against party

10.4% R

Mark Owens

House·316 against party

9.5% R

Party cohesion

Party Voting Unity

Most Contentious Votes

Relating to shipment of alcoholic beverage.

Relating to producing food in planned communities.

Relating to standards of time.

Relating to transportation network companies; prescribing an effective date.

Relating to hospital finance; and declaring an emergency.

Relating to pseudoephedrine; prescribing an effective date.

Relating to wildfires; declaring an emergency.

Relating to lane of travel.

Relating to Eastern Oregon Border Economic Development Region housing; and prescribing an effective date.

Relating to notification of public about delinquent tax debtors; and prescribing an effective date.

Crossed the Aisle