Oregon

Members of Congress from Oregon, 117th to 119th Congress.

119th Congress

Senate: 2 (2 D). House: 6 (5 D, 1 R).

MemberSeatPartyIdeologyParty unity %Missed %SponsoredBecame law
Jeff MerkleySenateD-0.4599.50.81140
Ron WydenSenateD-0.3499.51.9890
Suzanne BonamiciDistrict 1D-0.40100.01.2520
Cliff BentzDistrict 2R0.4897.50.1170
Maxine DexterDistrict 3D-0.46100.01.2181
Val T. HoyleDistrict 4D-0.2397.41.8170
Janelle S. BynumDistrict 5D-0.2995.30.3210
Andrea SalinasDistrict 6D-0.2397.90.3380

118th Congress

Senate: 2 (2 D). House: 6 (4 D, 2 R).

MemberSeatPartyIdeologyParty unity %Missed %SponsoredBecame law
Jeff MerkleySenateD-0.4598.82.5842
Ron WydenSenateD-0.3499.41.2731
Suzanne BonamiciDistrict 1D-0.4099.45.3541
Cliff BentzDistrict 2R0.4894.60.671
Earl BlumenauerDistrict 3D-0.4399.510.5330
Val T. HoyleDistrict 4D-0.2397.42.3111
Lori Chavez-DeRemerDistrict 5R0.1772.51.9240
Andrea SalinasDistrict 6D-0.2395.20.9211

117th Congress

Senate: 2 (2 D). House: 5 (4 D, 1 R).

MemberSeatPartyIdeologyParty unity %Missed %SponsoredBecame law
Jeff MerkleySenateD-0.4599.34.0842
Ron WydenSenateD-0.3499.51.1760
Suzanne BonamiciDistrict 1D-0.40100.00.0330
Cliff BentzDistrict 2R0.4897.40.460
Earl BlumenauerDistrict 3D-0.43100.01.2562
Peter A. DeFazioDistrict 4D-0.4399.31.7343
Kurt SchraderDistrict 5D-0.1892.91.7170

Members who served part of a Congress appear in that Congress. Ideology is a NOMINATE score from -1 (most liberal) to +1 (most conservative). Party unity and missed votes are explained on the About page. The 119th Congress is still in progress.