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Our policy team is a constant presence in Salem to pass bills that advance or defend civil liberties and civil rights, and to defeat those that do not. Bookmark this page to stay up to date with our work in the 2019 Legislative Session. Read about our priority bills and sign up to get involved!
HB 3310 which brings the spirit and intent of the National Voting Rights Act to Oregon, by creating a community driven process for school districts, education se
SB 424 requires Oregon law enforcement agencies to establish mental health wellness policy to address issues related to the mental health and wellness of law enforcement officers.
HB 2303 raises serious privacy concerns, as it would track Oregonians personal health information in a privately-operated, nationwide database (NPLEx), which is accessible to law enforcement without a warrant and does not include adequate privacy protections.
HB 3249 upholds our constitutional rights by ensuring meaningful access to the right of counsel
HJR 10 refers a ballot measure to the people of Oregon to change our state constitution to ensure that defendants in the State of Oregon will have the right to liberty unless proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, by requiring unanimous jury verdicts in all criminal trials.
Our democratic system hinges on our adherence to the most basic of constitutional values: one person, one vote; yet Oregon’s current system does not live up to that principle.
