Floyd Prozanski

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Floyd Prozanski
Member of the Oregon State Senate from the 4th district
Incumbent
Assumed office 2004

v t e Members of the Oregon State Senate
82nd Legislative Assembly (2023–present) President of the Senate Rob Wagner (D) President pro tempore James Manning Jr. (D) Majority Leader Kathleen Taylor (D) Minority Leader Daniel Bonham (R)
▌ David Brock Smith (R) ▌ Art Robinson (IR) ▌ Jeff Golden (D) ▌ Floyd Prozanski (D) ▌ Dick Anderson (R) ▌ Cedric Hayden (R) ▌ James Manning Jr. (D) ▌ Sara Gelser (D) ▌ Fred Girod (R) ▌ Deb Patterson (D) ▌ Kim Thatcher (R) ▌ Brian Boquist (IPO) ▌ Aaron Woods (D) ▌ Kate Lieber (D) ▌ Janeen Sollman (D) ▌ Suzanne Weber (R) ▌ Elizabeth Steiner (D) ▌ Wlnsvey Campos (D) ▌ Rob Wagner (D) ▌ Mark Meek (D) ▌ Kathleen Taylor (D) ▌ Lew Frederick (D) ▌ Michael Dembrow (D) ▌ Kayse Jama (D) ▌ Chris Gorsek (D) ▌ Daniel Bonham (R) ▌ Tim Knopp (R) ▌ Dennis Linthicum (R) ▌ Bill Hansell (R) ▌ Lynn Findley (R)
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