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A new state law will automatically add Medicaid recipients to state voter rolls, but only if the federal government allows the Oregon Health Authority to share data. -
Courtesy of the U.S. Energy DepartmentAll of Oregon鈥檚 congressional members 鈥� except Republican Rep. Cliff Bentz 鈥� are behind a proposal to restore some tribal rights over land
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Climate activists hosted a 鈥淧eople鈥檚 Hearing鈥� in Phoenix, OR, on Monday night to record video testimony opposing a potential natural gas pipeline expansion in the Pacific Northwest. -
Residents want the government to ensure water deliveries and take action against polluters. -
Mark Hatfield, one of the most iconic figures in Oregon political history, would have turned 100 years old Tuesday. -
Oregon Sen. Jeff Merkley visited the site of a new water pipeline project in the works in Jackson County on Friday. The development of the 13.6-mile-long pipeline marks a significant investment in water-moving infrastructure in Southern Oregon that could benefit both farms and fish. -
Senator Jeff Merkley, D-OR, described the impeachment trial of President Trump as a possible 鈥渢ravesty鈥� during a call with reporters on Thursday, if鈥� -
Two crops common to Southern Oregon, wine grapes and hemp, were the focus of a conference call with Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-OR) and reporters on Thursday.鈥� -
Oregon U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley is getting well known outside the state he represents. Merkley has been outspoken in his criticism and opposition to the鈥� -
For a guy in the minority party in the Senate, Jeff Merkley knows how to make headlines. He certainly did so this week, with a proposal (shared with Sen.鈥� -
One of Oregon鈥檚 two seats in the U-S Senate is up for grabs this election season. The frontrunners are incumbent Democrat Jeff Merkley and Republican鈥�
