Dems squander supermajority as session ends with no transportation bill
The future looks bleak for Oregon roads.
The future looks bleak for Oregon roads.
Portland Mayor Keith Wilson has wasted no time in expressing his opposition to it.
If true, it’s a stunning defeat.
Dems have navigated rough waters and are on course for full passage.
All hope for a transportation bill this session hangs on HB 2025-A28.
With headlines devoted to the drama of the process, let’s not forget the actual policy that hangs in the balance.
Is this just a bumpy road home or a dead end?
Gamba’s amendment seeks to reach a compromise.
A promise kept by Milwaukie House Rep Mark Gamba.
It’s a matter of ‘trucks or ducks’ to the Oregonians fighting for more path funding.
A rare and bold attempt to circumvent process and enshrine what should be a transportation engineering decision into state law.
Advocates initial reaction is relatively positive. Republicans? Not so much.