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Legislative branch agencies, including LPRO, maintain resources to help you find lawmakers, committees, and bills, and coordinate the public testimony process on behalf of legislative committees so you can share your thoughts with lawmakers.

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Find Legislators and Legislative Committees

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Oregon residents are represented by two state legislators, one in the House of Representatives and one in the Senate. Legislators are appointed by legislative leadership to consider assigned policy issues and proposed legislation through legislative committees. Learn more about legislative committees.

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	Find your Legislator Use your address to find and contact the lawmakers who represent you in the Oregon Legislative Assembly. Find Your Legislator

	Legislative Committees Find current legislative committees and committee members. Find Committees

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Find Proposed Legislation

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The Oregon Legislative Information System (OLIS) contains information about legislation, committee meetings, and more going back to the 2007 Regular Session.

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	Oregon Legislative Information System (OLIS) Help Learn to use the Oregon Legislative Information System (OLIS) to find committees, bills, or votes. OLIS Help How to Find a Bill or Vote Information

	Subscribe to Email Alerts Subscribe to e-mail alerts for a bill or committee. Subscribe to Alerts

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Share Your Thoughts with Lawmakers

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During the legislative session bills and other measures are assigned to committees. It is common practice for the committee to hold a public hearing during which people may testify and submit written testimony about a bill.

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	How to Testify Learn how to testify before a legislative committee. Learn to Testify

	How to Register to Testify Learn how to register to testify at the State Capitol or remotely. Learn How to Register

	How to Submit Written Testimony Learn how to submit written testimony for the official legislative record. Learn to Submit Written Testimony

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The Legislative Assembly maintains additional resources to educate visitors about Oregon’s legislative process, including how ideas become law and a legislative glossary, along with practical information for visiting Oregon’s Capitol building.

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