Oregon Senate Resumes Business After Republican Walkout Ends with New Agreements on Key Bills.
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Oregon Senate Republicans ended their six-week walkout on Thursday after Democrats agreed to significant concessions, including changes to controversial reproductive health care and gun control bills. The walkout had brought work at the Legislature to a halt, but now lawmakers must rush to pass hundreds of bills that have piled up in the Senate, as well as the state government budget, before the legislative session ends June 25.
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