For instance, the Oregon Recreation Enhancement Act has been reported three times, always with bipartisan support, but has been left off the list of final bills that will receive votes yet again.
Martin Heinrich: “For instance, the Oregon Recreation Enhancement Act has been reported three times, always with bipartisan support, but…”
On the recordJune 11, 2026
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