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The '''63rd Oregon Legislative Assembly''' was the legislative session of the Oregon Legislative Assembly that convened on January 14, 1985, and adjourned June 21 the same year.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Oregon State Legislature |url=https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/legislators-chronological |website=Oregon Legislature |language=en}}</ref><ref>http://records.sos.state.or.us/ORSOSWebDrawer/RecordView/6785347</ref>
{{Infobox legislative term|name=63rd Oregon Legislative Assembly | image = Oregon State Capitol 1.jpg | caption = The legislature took place in the Oregon State Capitol, seen here in 2007 |body=Oregon Legislative Assembly |country=United States |state=Oregon |meeting_place=Oregon State Capitol |term=1985 |before=62nd Legislative Assembly |after=64th Legislative Assembly |website=[https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/ www.oregonlegislature.gov] |chamber1=Oregon State Senate|membership1=30 Senators |control1=Democratic Party of Oregon |chamber1_leader1_type=Senate President |chamber1_leader1=John Kitzhaber (D) |chamber1_leader2_type=Majority Leader |chamber1_leader2=Steve Starkovich (D) |chamber1_leader3_type=Minority Leader |chamber1_leader3=Tony Meeker (R) |chamber2=Oregon House of Representatives |membership2=60 Representatives |control2=Democratic Party of Oregon |chamber2_leader1_type=Speaker of the House |chamber2_leader1=Vera Katz (D) |chamber2_leader2_type=Majority Leader |chamber2_leader2=Shirley Gold (D) |chamber2_leader3_type=Minority Leader |chamber2_leader3=Larry Campbell (R) }}
== Senate == {| class="wikitable" ! colspan="2" | Affiliation ! Members |- | style="background-color:{{party color|Democratic Party (United States)}};" | |Democratic |18 |- | style="background-color:{{party color|Republican Party (United States)}};" | |Republican |12 |- | colspan="2" rowspan="1" | '''Total''' |'''30''' |- | colspan="2" rowspan="1" | '''Government Majority''' |'''6''' |}
== Senate Members == {| class="wikitable" |+Composition of the Senate !District !Senator !Party |- |1 |Charles Hanlon | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |2 |John Brenneman | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |3 |Nancy Wyly Ryles | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |4 |James M. Simmons | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |5 |Jeannette Hamby | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |6 |Jan Wyers | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |7 |Rod Monroe | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |8 |William McCoy | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |9 |Frank L. Roberts | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |10 |Jane Cease | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |11 |Glenn E. Otto | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |12 |Walter F. Brown | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |13 |Joyce Cohen | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |14 |Steve Starkovich (Majority Leader) | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |15 |Tony Meeker (Minority Leader) | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |16 |L. B. Day | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |17 |Cub Houck | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |18 |Clifford W. Trow | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |19 |Mae Yih | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |20 |Margie Hendriksen | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |21 |Edward Fadeley | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |22 |WIlliam Frye | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |23 |John Kitzhaber (President) | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |24 |Bill Bradbury | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |25 |Bill Olson | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |26 |Lenn Lamar L. Hannon | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |27 |Peter Marik Brockman | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |28 |Kenneth Jernstedt | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |29 |Mike Thorne | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |30 |Gene Timms | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |}
== House == {| class="wikitable" ! colspan="2" | Affiliation ! Members |- | style="background-color:{{party color|Democratic Party (United States)}};" | |Democratic |34 |- | style="background-color:{{party color|Republican Party (United States)}};" | |Republican |26 |- | colspan="2" rowspan="1" | '''Total''' |'''60''' |- | colspan="2" rowspan="1" | '''Government Majority''' |'''8''' |} John Minnis was appointed on April 18, 1995, to fill the vacancy of Patrick Gillis, who was recalled on March 28, 1985.
== House Members == {| class="wikitable" |+Composition of the House !District !House Member !Party |- |1 |Bruce Hugo | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |2 |Tom Hanlon | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |3 |Paul Hanneman | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |4 |Max C. Rijken | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |5 |Al Young | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |6 |Delna Jones | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |7 |Ted L. Calouri | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |8 |Mary Alice Ford | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |9 |Paul Phillips | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |10 |Vera Katz (Speaker) | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |11 |Thomas L. Mason | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |12 |Dick Springer | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |13 |Rick Bauman | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |14 |Shirley Gold (Majority Leader) | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |15 |Cindy Banzer | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |16 |Ron McCarty | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |17 |Mike Burton | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |18 |Margaret Carter | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |19 |Ronald Cease | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |20 |John Minnis, Patrick Gillis | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |21 |Lonnie J. Roberts | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |22 |Rick Kotulski | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |23 |Robert R. Shiprack | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |24 |Randy Miller | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |25 |Dave McTeague | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |26 |Robin Lindquist | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |27 |Darlene Hooley | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |28 |Fred Parkinson | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |29 |Stan Bunn | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |30 |Jeff Gilmour | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |31 |Jim Hill | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |32 |Chuck Sides | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |33 |Michael J. Kopetski | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |34 |John Schoon | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |35 |Tony Van Vliet | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |36 |Mike McCracken | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |37 |Liz VanLeeuwen | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |38 |Cedric Ross Hayden | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |39 |Ron Eachus | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |40 |Carl Hosticka | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |41 |Mary Burrows | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |42 |Larry Hill | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |43 |Larry Campbell (Minority Leader) | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |44 |Peggy Jolin | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |45 |Andy Anderson | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |46 |Bill Markham | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |47 |Jim Whitty | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |48 |Walter G. Schroeder | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |49 |George Trahern | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |50 |Peter M. Tarzian | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |51 |Eldon Johnson | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |52 |Nancy Peterson | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |53 |Bernie Agrons | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |54 |Tom Throop | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |55 |Bill C. Bellamy | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |56 |Wayne H. Fawbush | {{Party shading/Democratic}} |Democratic |- |57 |Robert Harper | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |58 |Bob Brogoitti | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |59 |Ray French | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |- |60 |Denny Jones | {{Party shading/Republican}} |Republican |}
== References == {{reflist}}{{OR legislatures}}
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