// MMXXVI · Oregon · 83rd Legislative AssemblyBy the people. For the record.
File No. OR-VOTES / Recent roll calls
Roll-call votes
Highlighted: HB 4098 (insurance lawsuits, failed 28–30, 8 D crossovers), HB 4151 (swatting, 52–3), SB 1561 (disaster home replacement, 28–0), SB 1507 (1 D defection in Senate).
| Bill | Summary | House tally | Senate tally | Date | Result | OLIS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HB 3991 | Transportation funding package raising $700M/biennium via gas tax increase, registration fees, title fee hike, and transit payroll tax doubling. Signed Nov 7, 2025. Later referred to voters via Referendum Petition 2026-302. | 36 Yea - 12 Nay - 0 - 12 Absent | 18 Yea - 11 Nay - 1 Absent | 2025-09-29 | Passed | OLIS → |
| SB 1507NOTABLE | Federal tax code disconnect bill protecting $311M in Oregon revenue from Trump tax cut provisions. Expands EITC. Dem Sen. Mark Meek (Gladstone) voted with Republicans in Senate. Key vote per NFIB. | 34 Yea - 21 Nay - 5 Excused | 17 Yea - 13 Nay - 0 Excused | — | Passed | OLIS → |
| SB 1599 | Moved the gas tax referendum (Referendum Petition 2026-302, which became Measure 120) from November 2026 general election to May 19, 2026 primary. Signed March 2, 2026. Senate vote was delayed four times amid partisan dispute. Republicans filed legal challenge. | Majority party-line (several Democrats voted no) | 17 Yea - 13 Nay | — | Passed | OLIS → |
| HB 4145 | Implements Measure 114 (voter-approved 2022 gun control). Delays effective date to Jan 1, 2028. Original version doubled fees/extended review period; Senate Republicans threatened walkout. Bill was gutted/amended to preserve original Measure 114 terms but delay implementation. | 33 Yea - 19 Nay | Passed (as HB 4145-B after amendment removing exemptions; concurrence passed House 3/6) | 2026-03-05 | Passed | OLIS → |
| HB 4088 | Oregon Shield Law expansion protecting reproductive healthcare and gender-affirming care providers and patients. Strengthens privacy, shields from out-of-state legal actions. | 34 Yea - 22 Nay | 18 Yea - 12 Nay | 2026-03-05 | Passed | OLIS → |
| HB 4027 | Workers' Benefit Fund assessment amendment funding Bureau of Labor and Industries (BOLI) operations via Workers' Benefit Fund assessments rather than the General Fund. Key NFIB-opposed vote. | 33 Yea - 11 Nay - 16 Excused | 18 Yea - 12 Nay | — | Passed | OLIS → |
| HB 4098NOTABLE | Would have added violations of Oregon's insurance statutes to the Unlawful Trade Practices Act, enabling third-party lawsuits against insurers. Failed when House Republicans were joined by 8 House Democrats in opposition. | 28 Yea - 30 Nay - 2 Excused | — | — | FAILED | OLIS → |
| HB 4028 | Strengthens protections for behavioral health providers; establishes transparent audit standards for insurers/CCOs; limits retroactive recoupments for clerical errors; creates timelines for corrections. Near-unanimous House vote. | 41 Yea - 1 Nay | — | — | Passed | OLIS → |
| HB 4151NOTABLE | Swatting penalties: makes knowingly/negligently filing false emergency reports (swatting) that trigger enhanced law enforcement response resulting in serious injury/death a Class C felony (up to 5 years). Also requires restitution. | 52 Yea - 3 Nay | — | — | Passed | OLIS → |
| SB 1561NOTABLE | Disaster home replacement: allows restoration/replacement of dwellings rendered uninhabitable by disaster through streamlined administrative process rather than full land-use review. Bipartisan housing/disaster relief measure. | — | 28 Yea - 0 Nay | — | Passed (unanimous in Senate) | OLIS → |