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{{Infobox legislative term | name = 71st 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 = 2001–2001 | before = 70th Legislative Assembly | after = 72nd Legislative Assembly | website = [https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/ www.oregonlegislature.gov] | chamber1 = Oregon State Senate | membership1 = 30 Senators | control1 = Republican Party of Oregon | chamber1_leader1_type = Senate President | chamber1_leader1 = Gene Derfler (R) | chamber1_leader2_type = Majority Leader | chamber1_leader2 = David Nelson (R) | chamber1_leader3_type = Minority Leader | chamber1_leader3 = Kate Brown (D) | chamber2 = Oregon House of Representatives | membership2 = 60 Representatives | control2 = Republican party of Oregon | chamber2_leader1_type = Speaker of the House | chamber2_leader1 = Mark Simmons (politician) (R) | chamber2_leader2_type = Majority Leader | chamber2_leader2 = Karen Minnis (R) | chamber2_leader3_type = Minority Leader | chamber2_leader3 = Dan Gardener (D) }} The '''71st Oregon Legislative Assembly''' was the legislative session of the Oregon Legislative Assembly that convened on January 8, 2001, and adjourned July 7 the same year.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/legislators-chronological|title=Oregon State Legislature legislators-Chronological|website=www.oregonlegislature.gov}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=http://records.sos.state.or.us/ORSOSWebDrawer/RecordView/6785357|title=Content Manager WebDrawer - 2001 Session Legislators and Staff Guide State Government|website=records.sos.state.or.us}}</ref>
==Senate== The senate was composed of 16 Republicans and 14 Democrats.
==Senate Members== {| class="wikitable" |+ Composition of the Senate ! District !Senator !Party |- |1 |Joan Dukes |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |2 |Gary George |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |3 |Tom Hartung |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |4 |Ryan Deckert |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |5 |Charles Starr |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |6 |Ginny Burdick |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |7 |Kate Brown (Minority Leader) |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |8 |Margaret L. Carter |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |9 |Frank Shields |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |10 |Avel Gordly |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |11 |John Minnis |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |12 |Verne Duncan |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |13 |Randy Miller |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |14 |Rick Metsger |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |15 |Roger Beyer |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |16 |Gene Derfler (President) |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |17 |Peter Courtney |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |18 |Cliff Trow |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |19 |Mae Yih |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |20 |Susan Castillo |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |21 |Lee Beyer |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |22 |Tony Corcoran |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |23 |Bill Fisher |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |24 |Ken Messerle |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |25 |Jason Atkinson |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |26 |Lenn Hannon |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |27 |Beverly Clarno |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |28 |Ted Ferrioli |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |29 |David Nelson (Majority Leader) |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |30 |Steve Harper |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |}
==House== The House opened the session with 33 Republicans and 27 Democrats. Jo Ann Hardesty, a Democrat, resigned on March 15 and was replaced by Jackie Dingfelder, another Democrat. On June 5, Jane Lee switched from Republican to independent.
== House Members == {| class="wikitable" |+Composition of the House !District !House Member !Party |- |1 |Betsy Johnson |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |2 |Elaine Hopson |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |3 |Bruce Starr |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |4 |Alan Brown |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |5 |Jim Hill |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |6 |Charlie Ringo |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |7 |Bill Witt |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |8 |Mark Hass |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |9 |Max Williams |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |10 |Jan Lee |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |11 |Mary Nolan |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |12 |Chris Beck |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |13 |Dan Gardner (Minority Leader) |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |14 |Diane Rosenbaum |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |15 |Steve March |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |16 |Jeff Merkley |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |17 |Gary Hansen |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |18 |Deborah Kafoury |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |19 |Jo Ann Hardesty (resigned 3/15/2001) replaced by Jackie Dingfelder |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |20 |Karen Minnis (Majority Leader) |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |21 |Randy Leonard |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |22 |Laurie Monnes Anderson |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |23 |Kurt Schrader |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |24 |Richard Devlin |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |25 |Carolyn Tomei |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |26 |Kathy Lowe |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |27 |Jerry Krummel |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |28 |Tootie Smith |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |29 |Donna G. Nelson |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |30 |Dan Doyle |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |31 |Jackie Winters |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |32 |Janet Carlson |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |33 |Vic Backlund |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |34 |Lane Shetterly |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |35 |Kelley Wirth |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |36 |Betsy Close |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |37 |Jeff Kropf |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |38 |Cliff Zauner |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |39 |Robert Ackerman |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |40 |Phil Barnhart |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |41 |Vicki Walker |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |42 |Bill Morrisette |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |43 |Cedric Hayden |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |44 |Al King |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |45 |Jeff Kruse |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |46 |Susan Morgan |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |47 |Joanne Verger |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |48 |Wayne Krieger |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |49 |Carl Wilson |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |50 |Rob Patridge |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |51 |Cherryl Walker |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |52 |Alan Bates |{{Party shading/Democratic}}| Democratic |- |53 |Bill Garrard |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |54 |Tim Knopp |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |55 |Ben Westlund |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |56 |Patti Smith |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |57 |Bob Jenson |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |58 |Mark Simmons |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |59 |Greg Smith |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |- |60 |Tom Butler |{{Party shading/Republican}}| Republican |}
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