List of current members of the Oregon House of Representatives

Last updated August 05, 2024

The Oregon House of Representatives is the lower house of the Oregon Legislative Assembly, the state legislature of the U.S. state of Oregon. One member is elected to each of the 60 house districts.

Composition

Affiliation		Members
	Democratic Party	35
	Republican Party	25
Total		60
Democratic majority		10 (16.6%)

Leadership

Presiding officers

Position	Representative	District	Party	Residence
Speaker of the House	Dan Rayfield	16	Democratic	Corvallis
Speaker pro Tempore	Paul Holvey	8	Democratic	Eugene

Majority leadership (Democratic)

Position	Representative	District	Party	Residence
Speaker of the House	Dan Rayfield	16	Democratic	Corvallis
Speaker pro Tempore	Paul Holvey	8	Democratic	Eugene
Majority Leader	Julie Fahey	45	Democratic	West Eugene
Majority Whip	Andrea Valderrama	47	Democratic	Portland
Deputy Majority Whip	Rob Nosse	42	Democratic	Portland
Assistant Majority Leaders	Pam Marsh	5	Democratic	Ashland
	Jason Kropf	54	Democratic	Bend
	Dacia Grayber	28	Democratic	Tigard

Minority leadership (Republican)

Position	Representative	District	Party	Residence
Minority Leader	Jeff Helfrich	52	Republican	Hood River
Deputy Minority Leader	Mark Owens	60	Republican	Crane
Minority Whip	Kim Wallan	6	Republican	Medford

Membership

District	Representative	Party	Prior experience	Assumed office	Residence
1	Court Boice	Republican	Curry County Commissioner.	2023	Gold Beach
2	Virgle Osborne	Republican	Douglas County Planning Commissioner.	2023	Roseburg
3	Dwayne Yunker	Republican	Grants Pass City Councilor.	2023	Grants Pass
4	Christine Goodwin	Republican	Douglas County Commissioner.	2021	Canyonville
5	Pam Marsh	Democratic	Ashland Charter Review Commissioner. Ashland City Councilor.	2017	Ashland
6	Kim Wallan	Republican	Medford School Board Member. Medford City Councilor.	2019	Medford
7	John Lively	Democratic	Businessman.	2013	Springfield
8	Paul Holvey	Democratic	Construction Foreman.	2004	Eugene
9	Boomer Wright	Republican	Superintendent of Mapleton School District. General Manager for Sea Lion Caves.	2021	Coos Bay
10	David Gomberg	Democratic	Chief of Staff to Barbara Roberts. President of the American Kitefliers Association.	2013	Otis
11	Jami Cate	Republican	Farmer	2021	Lebanon
12	Charlie Conrad	Republican	Police Officer & Detective. Lane County Planning Commissioner.	2023	Cottage Grove
13	Nancy Nathanson	Democratic	Eugene City Councilor.	2007	Eugene
14	Julie Fahey	Democratic	Treasurer of the Democratic Party of Oregon. Chairwoman of the Lane County Democratic Party.	2017	Eugene
15	Shelly Boshart Davis	Republican	Linn County Budget Committee member. United Way Board member.	2019	Albany
16	Dan Rayfield	Democratic	Attorney.	2015	Corvallis
17	Ed Diehl	Republican	Businessman. Director of Santiam Hospital.	2023	Stayton
18	Rick Lewis	Republican	Police Officer. Mayor of Silverton.	2017	Silverton
19	Tom Andersen	Democratic	Salem City Councilor.	2023	Salem
20	Paul Evans	Democratic	Monmouth City Councilor. Mayor of Monmouth.	2015	Monmouth
21	Kevin Mannix	Republican	Chairman of the Oregon Republican Party. Republican nominee for Governor in 2002.	2023	Keizer
22	Tracy Cramer	Republican	Businesswoman.	2023	Salem
23	Anna Scharf	Republican	Policy Analyst for Mike Nearman.	2021	Amity
24	Lucetta Elmer	Republican	Businesswoman.	2023	McMinnville
25	Ben Bowman	Democratic	Member of the Tigard-Tualatin School Board. Chairman of the Tigard-Tualatin School Board.	2023	Tigard
26	Courtney Neron	Democratic	Teacher.	2019	Wilsonville
27	Ken Helm	Democratic	Staffer for Metro. Businessman.	2015	Beaverton
28	Dacia Grayber	Democratic	Firefighter.	2021	Tigard
29	Susan McLain	Democratic	Metro Councilor	2015	Forest Grove
30	Nathan Sosa	Democratic	Attorney. Hillsboro Schools Foundation Board Member. Oregon Government Ethics Commissioner.	2022	Hillsboro
31	Brian Stout	Republican	Businessman.	2023	Columbia City
32	Cyrus Javadi	Republican	Port of Tillamook Commissioner. Dental Director,Tillamook County Health Department. Secretary for the Oregon Dental Association. Oregon Dental Association Trustee.	2023	Tillamook
33	Maxine Dexter	Democratic	Doctor.	2020	Portland
34	Lisa Reynolds	Democratic	Doctor.	2021	Portland
35	Farrah Chaichi	Democratic	Beaverton Human Rights Advisory Commissioner.	2023	Aloha
36	Hai Pham	Democratic	President of the Washington County Dental Society. President of the Oregon Academy of Pediatric Dentistry. Member of the Oregon Board of Dentistry.	2023	Hillsboro
37	Jules Walters	Democratic	Mayor of West Linn.	2023	West Linn
38	Daniel Nguyen	Democratic	Businessman. Lake Oswego City Councilor.	2023	Lake Oswego
39	Janelle Bynum	Democratic	Trustee, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Oregon. Businesswoman.	2017	Happy Valley
40	Annessa Hartman	Democratic	Gladstone City Councilor.	2023	Gladstone
41	Mark Gamba	Democratic	Milwaukie City Councilor. Mayor of Milwaukie.	2023	Milwaukie
42	Rob Nosse	Democratic	Union Representative, Oregon Nurses Association.	2014	Portland
43	Tawna Sanchez	Democratic	Oregon Child Welfare Advisory Commissioner. Oregon Family Services Review Commissioner.	2017
44	Travis Nelson	Democratic	Vice President of the Oregon Nurses Association.	2022
45	Thuy Tran	Democratic	Member of the Parkrose School Board.	2023
46	Khanh Pham	Democratic	Environmental Justice Manager, Asian Pacific American Network of Oregon.	2021
47	Andrea Valderrama	Democratic	David Douglas School Board Chair.	2021
48	Hoa Nguyen	Democratic	Educator.	2023
49	Zach Hudson	Democratic	Teacher.	2021	Troutdale
50	Ricki Ruiz	Democratic	Gresham Community Services Coordinator	2021	Gresham
51	James Hieb	Republican	Director, Building Blocks Early Learning Center. Vice Chair of the Canby Planning Commission. Vice Commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars post #6057.	2022	Canby
52	Jeff Helfrich	Republican	Cascade Locks City Councilor.	2023	Hood River
53	Emerson Levy	Democratic	Attorney.	2023	Redmond
54	Jason Kropf	Democratic	Deschutes County Deputy District Attorney.	2021	Bend
55	E. Werner Reschke	Republican	Klamath County Chamber of Commerce Board Member.	2017	Klamath Falls
56	Emily McIntire	Republican	Eagle Point School Board member.	2023	Eagle Point
57	Greg Smith	Republican	Governor's Small Business Cabinet Member.	2001	Heppner
58	Bobby Levy	Republican	Fish and Wildlife Commissioner.	2021	Echo
59	Vikki Breese-Iverson	Republican	Staffer to Ted Ferrioli and Karen Minnis. Real Estate Agent.	2019	Prineville
60	Mark Owens	Republican	Harney County Commissioner.	2020	Crane

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v t e Members of the Oregon House of Representatives
82nd Legislative Assembly (2023–present) Speaker Julie Fahey (D) Speaker pro tempore Paul Holvey (D) Majority Leader Ben Bowman (D) Minority Leader Jeff Helfrich (R)
▌ Court Boice (R) ▌ Virgle Osborne (R) ▌ Dwayne Yunker (R) ▌ Christine Goodwin (R) ▌ Pam Marsh (D) ▌ Kim Wallan (R) ▌ John Lively (D) ▌ Paul Holvey (D) ▌ Boomer Wright (R) ▌ David Gomberg (D) ▌ Jami Cate (R) ▌ Charlie Conrad (R) ▌ Nancy Nathanson (D) ▌ Julie Fahey (D) ▌ Shelly Boshart Davis (R) ▌ Dan Rayfield (D) ▌ Ed Diehl (R) ▌ Rick Lewis (R) ▌ Tom Andersen (D) ▌ Paul Evans (D) ▌ Kevin Mannix (R) ▌ Tracy Cramer (R) ▌ Anna Scharf (R) ▌ Lucetta Elmer (R) ▌ Ben Bowman (D) ▌ Courtney Neron (D) ▌ Ken Helm (D) ▌ Dacia Grayber (D) ▌ Susan McLain (D) ▌ Nathan Sosa (D) ▌ Brian Stout (R) ▌ Cyrus Javadi (R) ▌ Maxine Dexter (D) ▌ Lisa Reynolds (D) ▌ Farrah Chaichi (D) ▌ Hai Pham (D) ▌ Jules Walters (D) ▌ Daniel Nguyen (D) ▌ Janelle Bynum (D) ▌ Annessa Hartman (D) ▌ Mark Gamba (D) ▌ Rob Nosse (D) ▌ Tawna Sanchez (D) ▌ Travis Nelson (D) ▌ Thuy Tran (D) ▌ Khanh Pham (D) ▌ Andrea Valderrama (D) ▌ Hoa Nguyen (D) ▌ Zach Hudson (D) ▌ Ricki Ruiz (D) ▌ James Hieb (R) ▌ Jeff Helfrich (R) ▌ Emerson Levy (D) ▌ Jason Kropf (D) ▌ E. Werner Reschke (R) ▌ Emily McIntire (R) ▌ Greg Smith (R) ▌ Bobby Levy (R) ▌ Vikki Breese-Iverson (R) ▌ Mark Owens (R)
▌ Democratic (35) ▌ Republican (25) Oregon Legislative Assembly Oregon House of Representatives Oregon State Senate

v t e Elected Officials of Oregon
U.S. Senators	Ron Wyden (D) Jeff Merkley (D)
U.S. Representatives	Suzanne Bonamici, District 1, (D) Greg Walden, District 2, (R) Earl Blumenauer, District 3, (D) Peter DeFazio, District 4, (D) Kurt Schrader, District 5, (D)
State government	Kate Brown, Governor, (D) Bev Clarno, Secretary of State, (R) Ellen Rosenblum, Attorney General, (D) Tobias Read, Treasurer, (D) Val Hoyle, Labor Commissioner, (D)
Senate	Peter Courtney, President Laurie Monnes Anderson, President pro Tempore Rob Wagner, Majority Leader Herman Baertschiger Jr., Minority Leader
Assembly	Tina Kotek, Speaker Paul Holvey, Speaker pro tempore Barbara Smith Warner, Majority Leader Christine Drazan, Minority Leader
Supreme Court (appointed, retained by election)	Martha Lee Walters, Chief Justice Thomas A. Balmer Lynn Nakamoto Meagan Flynn Rebecca Duncan Adrienne Nelson Christopher L. Garrett
Local Mayors	Ted Wheeler, Portland, (D) Lucy Vinis, Eugene, (D) Chuck Bennett, Salem, (D) Shane Bemis, Gresham, (R) Steve Callaway, Hillsboro, (D) Denny Doyle, Beaverton, (D)