Names as recorded for the 2026 Regular Session · edition dated August 31, 2026

Org chart of the legislature

Every office, the person in it, their committee roles, and their pay. Each office carries one line on what it means; the full reading sits behind it.

Members

30 senators · 60 representatives

Committees

2026 Regular Session

Member salary

$43,440

state FY2025; presiding officers $86,880

Nonpartisan staff

258

positions · $31.7M in salaries

Assembly payroll

417

positions · $27.5M in salaries

The voters of Oregon

Means: The authority every other office answers to.

What this office can do

Does:: Elect all 90 members, and can enact or repeal laws and amend the constitution directly.
Power:: Referendum can suspend a law within 90 days; initiative can rewrite it; Measure 113 disqualifies a member after ten unexcused absences.

Governor (executive branch)

Tina Kotek

Means: The last gate before a law and the first hand on the budget.

What this office can do

Does:: Signs or vetoes every bill, proposes the budget, appoints agency heads, and can call the Assembly into special session.
Power:: A veto stands unless two-thirds of the members present in each chamber override it; a special-session call sets the agenda the legislature meets on.

The two chambers

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Senate · 30 seats

Democrats 60%

Republicans 40%

Quorum

Pass

Revenue

Override

President of the Senate

$86,880 · salary

Rob WagnerD · SD 19≡

Co-chair · Legislative Administration Co-chair · Legislative Counsel Co-chair · Legislative Policy and Research Co-chair · Oregon-China Sister State1 more committee

Elected by a constitutional majority (16) at the organizational session (SR 7.01)

Means: The most powerful office in the Senate. A bill the President wants held rarely reaches the floor. The office depends on 16 votes to hold it.

What this office can do

Does:: Presides over the Senate, appoints every committee and its chair, refers every bill, and directs Senate staff.
Power:: Decides which committee and chair hold a bill and whether it moves in time; sits ex officio with a vote on every committee.

3 other offices, 2 caucus teams, the secretary of the senate, committees, and the roster

President Pro Tempore
$43,440 · member salary
James Manning Jr.D · SD 7≡
Chair · Veterans, Emergency Management, Federal and World Affairs6 more committees
Elected by a constitutional majority at the organizational session (SR 7.01)
Means: A succession office and a mark of standing in the majority caucus.
What this office can do
Does:
Presides when the President is absent and becomes acting President if the office falls vacant.
Power:
Little independent formal power; whatever the President delegates.
Senate Rules 7.01, 7.05
Senate Democratic Leader
$43,440 · member salary
Kayse JamaD · SD 24≡
Co-chair · Referendum Petition 2026-302 Chair · Rules3 more committees
Elected by the caucus · Named on the caucus's official page as retrieved September 5, 2026. The page does not state the election date.
Means: The presiding officer controls the process and the majority leader holds the votes; together they decide what the majority will pass.
What this office can do
Does:
Elected by the majority caucus; runs its office of policy analysts and communications staff, counts and holds the caucus's votes, and negotiates with the other caucus and the governor's office.
Power:
Holds the votes the presiding officer needs; the rules give caucus leaders late bill introductions and caucus staff.
Caucus election; Member Guidebook page 32; Senate Rule 13.15(2)(c)
Senate Republican Leader
$43,440 · member salary
Bruce StarrR · SD 12≡
Vice-Chair · Rules8 more committees
Elected by the caucus · Named on the caucus's official page; a caucus press release of August 26, 2026 confirms the role before the edition cutoff.
Means: The minority's power is unity: it can bargain, delay, and, in the Senate, stop the floor by absence at the cost Measure 113 now imposes.
What this office can do
Does:
Elected by the minority caucus; leads its floor strategy, minority reports, and decisions about attendance, and runs the minority office.
Power:
Consulted by the Speaker on committee seats; in the Senate, a united minority of 11 can deny the quorum of 20.
Caucus election; House Rule 8.05(3); Article IV, sections 12 and 15
Senate Democrats leadership team
7 members · member salary
7 members and their committee roles
- Kayse JamaD · SD 24≡Senate Majority Leader
  Co-chair · Referendum Petition 2026-302 Chair · Rules3 more committees
- Wlnsvey CamposD · SD 18≡Senate Deputy Majority Leader
  Co-chair · Human Services4 more committees
- Sara Gelser BlouinD · SD 8≡Senate Majority Floor Manager
  Chair · Senate Human Services3 more committees
- Lew FrederickD · SD 22≡Senate Majority Floor Manager
  Chair · Senate Education Co-chair · Interstate 5 Bridge7 more committees
- Janeen SollmanD · SD 15≡Senate Assistant Majority Leader
  Co-chair · Joint Education Chair · Energy and Environment3 more committees
- Khanh PhamD · SD 23≡Senate Assistant Majority Leader
  Chair · Housing and Development Co-chair · Information Management and Technology Co-chair · Transportation Oversight4 more committees
- Kate LieberD · SD 14≡Ways and Means Co-Chair
  Co-chair · Legislative Audits Co-chair · Ways and Means1 more committee
What these roles do
Deputy Leader
Does:
Stands in for the caucus leader and coordinates caucus work.
Power:
Delegated by the leader; none in the chamber rules.
Means:
Second in the caucus's line of authority.
Floor Manager
Does:
Manages the caucus's daily floor agenda: order of bills, carriers, and timing, working with the chamber's desk.
Power:
Practical control of what the floor takes up each day, within the presiding officer's calendar.
Means:
Sets the pace of the floor.
Assistant Leader
Does:
Supports the leader on assigned issues and members.
Power:
Delegated; none in the chamber rules.
Means:
The caucus's working leadership bench.
Ways and Means co-chair
Does:
Runs the joint budget committee and its seven subcommittees; every bill that spends money can be referred here.
Power:
Controls the budget and a second gate over policy bills; final action needs a majority of the Senate members appointed.
Means:
The other place a policy can be funded, cut, or left to wait.
As stated on the caucus’s official page, retrieved 2026-09-05 (SHA-256 482199c7a500…). Roles below the leader are caucus practice, not chamber rule.
Senate Republicans leadership team
5 members · member salary
5 members and their committee roles
- Bruce StarrR · SD 12≡Senate Republican Leader
  Vice-Chair · Rules8 more committees
- Cedric HaydenR · SD 6≡Senate Deputy Minority Leader
  Vice-Chair · Health Care Vice-Chair · Labor and Business1 more committee
- Dick AndersonR · SD 5≡Senate Deputy Minority Leader
  Co-chair · Joint Conduct Co-chair · Senate Conduct Vice-Chair · Early Childhood and Behavioral Health Vice-Chair · Housing and Development4 more committees
- David Brock SmithR · SD 1≡Senate Deputy Minority Leader
  Vice-Chair · Energy and Environment6 more committees
- Suzanne WeberR · SD 16≡Senate Minority Whip
  Vice-Chair · Senate Education Vice-Chair · Transportation Co-vice · Transportation Oversight4 more committees
What these roles do
Deputy Leader
Does:
Stands in for the caucus leader and coordinates caucus work.
Power:
Delegated by the leader; none in the chamber rules.
Means:
Second in the caucus's line of authority.
Whip
Does:
Counts and secures the caucus's votes before floor sessions.
Power:
Knowledge of whether the 16 or 31 votes exist, and the persuasion to find them.
Means:
The person who knows a bill's fate before the roll is called.
As stated on the caucus’s official page, retrieved 2026-09-05 (SHA-256 8a4146c2e853…). Roles below the leader are caucus practice, not chamber rule.
Secretary of the Senate
$217,032
Obadiah Rutledge
Elected by the Senate at the organizational session (SR 15.01)
Means: Nonpartisan custody of the process.
What this office can do
Does:
Parliamentarian and administrative officer of the Senate: the desk, the journal, the calendar, and advice on the rules.
Power:
Procedural interpretation shapes what is in order; no vote.
Senate Rule 15.01; Member Guidebook page 33
15 standing committees
chairs appointed by the President
15 committees with their chairs
- Commerce and General GovernmentMark MeekD · SD 20≡ · vice: Christine Drazan5
- ConductFloyd ProzanskiD · SD 4≡; Dick AndersonR · SD 5≡10
- Early Childhood and Behavioral HealthLisa ReynoldsD · SD 17≡ · vice: Dick Anderson5
- EducationLew FrederickD · SD 22≡ · vice: Suzanne Weber5
- Energy and EnvironmentJaneen SollmanD · SD 15≡ · vice: David Brock Smith5
- Finance and RevenueAnthony BroadmanD · SD 27≡ · vice: Mike McLane5
- Health CareDeb PattersonD · SD 10≡ · vice: Cedric Hayden5
- Housing and DevelopmentKhanh PhamD · SD 23≡ · vice: Dick Anderson5
- Human ServicesSara Gelser BlouinD · SD 8≡ · vice: Diane Linthicum5
- JudiciaryFloyd ProzanskiD · SD 4≡ · vice: Kim Thatcher6
- Labor and BusinessKathleen TaylorD · SD 21≡ · vice: Cedric Hayden5
- Natural Resources and WildfireJeff GoldenD · SD 3≡ · vice: Todd Nash5
- RulesKayse JamaD · SD 24≡ · vice: Bruce Starr5
- TransportationChris GorsekD · SD 25≡ · vice: Suzanne Weber5
- Veterans, Emergency Management, Federal and World AffairsJames Manning Jr.D · SD 7≡ · vice: Kim Thatcher5
Means: The most consequential power held by someone the chamber did not elect: chairs, appointed by the presiding officer, are where most bills quietly die.
What a chair and a vice-chair can do
Does:
Calls the committee's meetings, sets its agenda, and decides whether a bill gets a hearing or a work session.
Power:
Can stop any referred bill by never scheduling it; a majority of the committee can compel a hearing, and the floor can withdraw a bill with 31 or 16 votes.
Senate Rules 8.15, 8.20; House Rules 8.15, 8.20

All 30 senators

$43,440 · each

Roster with roles, tenure, and pay

Dist.	Member	Since	Sessions	Salary	Roles this session
1	David Brock SmithR · SD 1≡	2017	18	$43,440	Senate Deputy Minority Leader Vice-Chair · Energy and Environment6 more committees
2	Noah RobinsonR · SD 2≡	2025	3	$43,440	Co-vice · Legislative Audits5 more committees
3	Jeff GoldenD · SD 3≡	2019	15	$43,440	Chair · Natural Resources and Wildfire Co-chair · Transportation and Economic Development4 more committees
4	Floyd ProzanskiD · SD 4≡	2007	30	$43,440	Co-chair · Joint Conduct Co-chair · Senate Conduct Chair · Judiciary3 more committees
5	Dick AndersonR · SD 5≡	2021	10	$43,440	Senate Deputy Minority Leader Co-chair · Joint Conduct Co-chair · Senate Conduct Vice-Chair · Early Childhood and Behavioral Health Vice-Chair · Housing and Development4 more committees
6	Cedric HaydenR · SD 6≡	2015	20	$43,440	Senate Deputy Minority Leader Vice-Chair · Health Care Vice-Chair · Labor and Business1 more committee
7	James Manning Jr.D · SD 7≡	2015	18	$43,440	Chair · Veterans, Emergency Management, Federal and World Affairs6 more committees
8	Sara Gelser BlouinD · SD 8≡	2007	30	$43,440	Senate Majority Floor Manager Chair · Senate Human Services3 more committees
9	Fred GirodR · SD 9≡	2007	30	$43,440	Co-chair · Capital Construction Co-vice · Ways and Means1 more committee
10	Deb PattersonD · SD 10≡	2021	10	$43,440	Chair · Health Care7 more committees
11	Kim ThatcherR · SD 11≡	2007	30	$43,440	Vice-Chair · Judiciary Vice-Chair · Veterans, Emergency Management, Federal and World Affairs2 more committees
12	Bruce StarrR · SD 12≡	2007	13	$43,440	Senate Republican Leader Vice-Chair · Rules8 more committees
13	Courtney Neron MisslinD · SD 13≡	2019	15	$43,440	Co-chair · Natural Resources4 more committees
14	Kate LieberD · SD 14≡	2021	10	$43,440	Ways and Means Co-Chair Co-chair · Legislative Audits Co-chair · Ways and Means1 more committee
15	Janeen SollmanD · SD 15≡	2017	18	$43,440	Senate Assistant Majority Leader Co-chair · Joint Education Chair · Energy and Environment3 more committees
16	Suzanne WeberR · SD 16≡	2021	10	$43,440	Senate Minority Whip Vice-Chair · Senate Education Vice-Chair · Transportation Co-vice · Transportation Oversight4 more committees
17	Lisa ReynoldsD · SD 17≡	2021	10	$43,440	Chair · Early Childhood and Behavioral Health2 more committees
18	Wlnsvey CamposD · SD 18≡	2021	10	$43,440	Senate Deputy Majority Leader Co-chair · Human Services4 more committees
19	Rob WagnerD · SD 19≡	2017	17	$86,880	President Co-chair · Legislative Administration Co-chair · Legislative Counsel Co-chair · Legislative Policy and Research Co-chair · Oregon-China Sister State1 more committee
20	Mark MeekD · SD 20≡	2017	18	$43,440	Chair · Commerce and General Government3 more committees
21	Kathleen TaylorD · SD 21≡	2015	20	$43,440	Chair · Labor and Business3 more committees
22	Lew FrederickD · SD 22≡	2009	27	$43,440	Senate Majority Floor Manager Chair · Senate Education Co-chair · Interstate 5 Bridge7 more committees
23	Khanh PhamD · SD 23≡	2021	10	$43,440	Senate Assistant Majority Leader Chair · Housing and Development Co-chair · Information Management and Technology Co-chair · Transportation Oversight4 more committees
24	Kayse JamaD · SD 24≡	2021	10	$43,440	Senate Majority Leader Co-chair · Referendum Petition 2026-302 Chair · Rules3 more committees
25	Chris GorsekD · SD 25≡	2013	23	$43,440	Co-chair · General Government Chair · Transportation3 more committees
26	Christine DrazanR · SD 26≡	2019	11	$43,440	Vice-Chair · Commerce and General Government3 more committees
27	Anthony BroadmanD · SD 27≡	2025	3	$43,440	Chair · Finance and Revenue Co-chair · Public Safety4 more committees
28	Diane LinthicumR · SD 28≡	2025	3	$43,440	Vice-Chair · Human Services2 more committees
29	Todd NashR · SD 29≡	2025	3	$43,440	Vice-Chair · Natural Resources and Wildfire3 more committees
30	Mike McLaneR · SD 30≡	2011	15	$43,440	Vice-Chair · Finance and Revenue7 more committees

About these figures

Every member has one vote, may introduce bills, and sits on the committees the President assigns. Salary is the state’s FY2025 classification; per diem and interim allowances are additional. “Since” is the first roster on record (rosters begin in 2007). Names open the member’s page on oregonlegislature.gov; ≡ opens the Atlas record.

House of Representatives · 60 seats

Democrats 62%

Republicans 38%

Quorum

Pass

Revenue

Override

Speaker of the House

$86,880 · salary

Julie FaheyD · HD 14≡

Co-chair · Legislative Administration Co-chair · Legislative Counsel Co-chair · Legislative Policy and Research

Elected by a majority of members elected at the organizational session (HR 7.01)

Means: The most powerful office in the House and the gate every House bill passes through twice. The office depends on a majority of the 60 to hold it.

What this office can do

Does:: Presides over the House, appoints every committee and its chair, refers every bill, and directs House staff.
Power:: Decides which committee and chair hold a bill; committee seats must reflect the minority's share, and 31 members can pull a bill out of committee.

3 other offices, 2 caucus teams, the chief clerk of the house, committees, and the roster

Speaker Pro Tempore
$43,440 · member salary
David GombergD · HD 10≡
Co-chair · Referendum Petition 2026-302 Co-chair · Transportation and Economic Development Co-vice · Ways and Means5 more committees
Elected by a majority of members elected (HR 7.01)
Means: A succession office and a mark of standing in the majority caucus.
What this office can do
Does:
Presides when the Speaker is absent and becomes Speaker if the office falls vacant.
Power:
Little independent formal power; whatever the Speaker delegates.
House Rules 7.01, 7.05
House Majority Leader
$43,440 · member salary
Ben BowmanD · HD 25≡
Chair · Rules3 more committees
Elected by the caucus
Means: The presiding officer controls the process and the majority leader holds the votes; together they decide what the majority will pass.
What this office can do
Does:
Elected by the majority caucus; runs its office of policy analysts and communications staff, counts and holds the caucus's votes, and negotiates with the other caucus and the governor's office.
Power:
Holds the votes the presiding officer needs; the rules give caucus leaders late bill introductions and caucus staff.
Caucus election; Member Guidebook page 32; Senate Rule 13.15(2)(c)
House Republican Leader
$43,440 · member salary
Lucetta ElmerR · HD 24≡
Vice-Chair · Rules6 more committees
Elected by the caucus
Means: The minority's power is unity: it can bargain, delay, and, in the Senate, stop the floor by absence at the cost Measure 113 now imposes.
What this office can do
Does:
Elected by the minority caucus; leads its floor strategy, minority reports, and decisions about attendance, and runs the minority office.
Power:
Consulted by the Speaker on committee seats; in the Senate, a united minority of 11 can deny the quorum of 20.
Caucus election; House Rule 8.05(3); Article IV, sections 12 and 15
House Democrats leadership team
10 members · member salary
10 members and their committee roles
- Ben BowmanD · HD 25≡Majority Leader
  Chair · Rules3 more committees
- Dacia GrayberD · HD 28≡Floor Manager
  Chair · Labor and Workforce Development3 more committees
- Jason KropfD · HD 54≡Floor Manager
  Chair · Judiciary3 more committees
- Lisa FragalaD · HD 8≡Assistant Majority Leader
  3 more committees
- Hai PhamD · HD 36≡Assistant Majority Leader
  Chair · Behavioral Health Vice-Chair · Rules1 more committee
- Willy ChotzenD · HD 46≡Assistant Majority Leader
  Vice-Chair · Judiciary6 more committees
- April DobsonD · HD 39≡Assistant Majority Leader
  Vice-Chair · Education2 more committees
- Lesly MuñozD · HD 22≡BIPOC Caucus Leadership Designee
  Vice-Chair · Labor and Workforce Development2 more committees
- Tawna SanchezD · HD 43≡Ways and Means Co-Chair
  Co-chair · House Conduct Co-chair · Joint Conduct Co-chair · Legislative Audits Co-chair · Ways and Means
- Nancy NathansonD · HD 13≡Chair, House Committee on Revenue
  Co-chair · Information Management and Technology Chair · Revenue2 more committees
What these roles do
Floor Manager
Does:
Manages the caucus's daily floor agenda: order of bills, carriers, and timing, working with the chamber's desk.
Power:
Practical control of what the floor takes up each day, within the presiding officer's calendar.
Means:
Sets the pace of the floor.
Assistant Leader
Does:
Supports the leader on assigned issues and members.
Power:
Delegated; none in the chamber rules.
Means:
The caucus's working leadership bench.
BIPOC Caucus Leadership Designee
Does:
Represents the BIPOC caucus within the majority leadership.
Power:
Delegated; none in the chamber rules.
Means:
A formal seat for a caucus within the caucus.
Ways and Means co-chair
Does:
Runs the joint budget committee and its seven subcommittees; every bill that spends money can be referred here.
Power:
Controls the budget and a second gate over policy bills; final action needs a majority of the Senate members appointed.
Means:
The other place a policy can be funded, cut, or left to wait.
Committee chair
Does:
Calls the committee's meetings, sets its agenda, and decides whether a bill gets a hearing or a work session.
Power:
Can stop any referred bill by never scheduling it; a majority of the committee can compel a hearing, and the floor can withdraw a bill with 31 or 16 votes.
Means:
The most consequential power held by someone the chamber did not elect: chairs, appointed by the presiding officer, are where most bills quietly die.
As stated on the caucus’s official page, retrieved 2026-09-05 (SHA-256 cf1171a870e4…). Roles below the leader are caucus practice, not chamber rule.
House Republicans leadership team
7 members · member salary
7 members and their committee roles
- Lucetta ElmerR · HD 24≡House Republican Leader
  Vice-Chair · Rules6 more committees
- Alek SkarlatosR · HD 4≡Deputy Leader
  Vice-Chair · Economic Development, Small Business, and Trade2 more committees
- Virgle OsborneR · HD 2≡Whip
  Vice-Chair · Commerce and Consumer Protection3 more committees
- E. Werner ReschkeR · HD 55≡Assistant Leader
  Vice-Chair · Revenue3 more committees
- Anna ScharfR · HD 23≡Assistant Leader
  Vice-Chair · Early Childhood and Human Services Vice-Chair · Labor and Workforce Development2 more committees
- Vikki Breese-IversonR · HD 59≡Ex-Officio Member
  Vice-Chair · Housing and Homelessness3 more committees
- Greg SmithR · HD 57≡Ex-Officio Member
  Co-chair · General Government Co-vice · Ways and Means3 more committees
What these roles do
Deputy Leader
Does:
Stands in for the caucus leader and coordinates caucus work.
Power:
Delegated by the leader; none in the chamber rules.
Means:
Second in the caucus's line of authority.
Whip
Does:
Counts and secures the caucus's votes before floor sessions.
Power:
Knowledge of whether the 16 or 31 votes exist, and the persuasion to find them.
Means:
The person who knows a bill's fate before the roll is called.
Assistant Leader
Does:
Supports the leader on assigned issues and members.
Power:
Delegated; none in the chamber rules.
Means:
The caucus's working leadership bench.
Ex-Officio Member
Does:
Sits on the leadership team by virtue of another role.
Power:
Delegated; none in the chamber rules.
Means:
Keeps a senior member inside caucus decisions.
As stated on the caucus’s official page, retrieved 2026-09-05 (SHA-256 e7f572e1f598…). Roles below the leader are caucus practice, not chamber rule.
Chief Clerk of the House
$227,844
Timothy G. Sekerak
Elected by the House at the organizational session (HR 7.01, 15.05)
Means: Nonpartisan custody of the process.
What this office can do
Does:
Parliamentarian and administrative officer of the House: the desk, the journal, the calendar, and advice on the rules.
Power:
Procedural interpretation shapes what is in order; no vote.
House Rules 7.01, 15.05; Member Guidebook page 33
16 standing committees
chairs appointed by the Speaker
16 committees with their chairs
- Agriculture, Land Use, Natural Resources, and WaterKen HelmD · HD 27≡; Mark OwensR · HD 60≡ · vice: Sarah McDonald11
- Behavioral HealthHai PhamD · HD 36≡ · vice: Cyrus Javadi, Darcey Edwards8
- Climate, Energy, and EnvironmentJohn LivelyD · HD 7≡ · vice: Mark Gamba, Bobby Levy12
- Commerce and Consumer ProtectionNathan SosaD · HD 30≡ · vice: Virgle Osborne, Farrah Chaichi10
- ConductKevin MannixR · HD 21≡; Tawna SanchezD · HD 43≡10
- Early Childhood and Human ServicesAnnessa HartmanD · HD 40≡ · vice: Anna Scharf, Jules Walters7
- Economic Development, Small Business, and TradeDaniel NguyenD · HD 38≡ · vice: Shannon Isadore, Alek Skarlatos12
- EducationZach HudsonD · HD 49≡ · vice: April Dobson, Emily McIntire8
- Emergency Management and VeteransThuy TranD · HD 45≡ · vice: Rick Lewis, Mari Watanabe7
- Health CareRob NosseD · HD 42≡ · vice: Travis Nelson, Ed Diehl8
- Housing and HomelessnessPam MarshD · HD 5≡ · vice: Tom Andersen, Vikki Breese-Iverson13
- JudiciaryJason KropfD · HD 54≡ · vice: Willy Chotzen, Kim Wallan8
- Labor and Workforce DevelopmentDacia GrayberD · HD 28≡ · vice: Anna Scharf, Lesly Muñoz8
- RevenueNancy NathansonD · HD 13≡ · vice: Jules Walters, E. Werner Reschke7
- RulesBen BowmanD · HD 25≡ · vice: Hai Pham, Lucetta Elmer7
- TransportationSusan McLainD · HD 29≡ · vice: Shelly Boshart Davis, Mark Gamba7
Means: The most consequential power held by someone the chamber did not elect: chairs, appointed by the presiding officer, are where most bills quietly die.
What a chair and a vice-chair can do
Does:
Calls the committee's meetings, sets its agenda, and decides whether a bill gets a hearing or a work session.
Power:
Can stop any referred bill by never scheduling it; a majority of the committee can compel a hearing, and the floor can withdraw a bill with 31 or 16 votes.
Senate Rules 8.15, 8.20; House Rules 8.15, 8.20

All 60 representatives

$43,440 · each

Roster with roles, tenure, and pay

Dist.	Member	Since	Sessions	Salary	Roles this session
1	Court BoiceR · HD 1≡	2023	6	$43,440	3 more committees
2	Virgle OsborneR · HD 2≡	2023	6	$43,440	Whip Vice-Chair · Commerce and Consumer Protection3 more committees
3	Dwayne YunkerR · HD 3≡	2023	5	$43,440	3 more committees
4	Alek SkarlatosR · HD 4≡	2025	3	$43,440	Deputy Leader Vice-Chair · Economic Development, Small Business, and Trade2 more committees
5	Pam MarshD · HD 5≡	2017	18	$43,440	Chair · Housing and Homelessness5 more committees
6	Kim WallanR · HD 6≡	2019	15	$43,440	Vice-Chair · Judiciary Co-vice · Legislative Audits5 more committees
7	John LivelyD · HD 7≡	2013	23	$43,440	Chair · Climate, Energy, and Environment4 more committees
8	Lisa FragalaD · HD 8≡	2025	3	$43,440	Assistant Majority Leader 3 more committees
9	Boomer WrightR · HD 9≡	2021	10	$43,440	3 more committees
10	David GombergD · HD 10≡	2013	23	$43,440	Co-chair · Referendum Petition 2026-302 Co-chair · Transportation and Economic Development Co-vice · Ways and Means5 more committees
11	Jami CateR · HD 11≡	2021	10	$43,440	4 more committees
12	Darin HarbickR · HD 12≡	2025	3	$43,440	3 more committees
13	Nancy NathansonD · HD 13≡	2007	30	$43,440	Co-chair · Information Management and Technology Chair · Revenue2 more committees
14	Julie FaheyD · HD 14≡	2017	18	$86,880	Speaker Co-chair · Legislative Administration Co-chair · Legislative Counsel Co-chair · Legislative Policy and Research
15	Shelly Boshart DavisR · HD 15≡	2019	15	$43,440	Vice-Chair · Transportation Co-vice · Transportation Oversight3 more committees
16	Sarah McDonaldD · HD 16≡	2025	3	$43,440	Vice-Chair · Agriculture, Land Use, Natural Resources, and Water2 more committees
17	Ed DiehlR · HD 17≡	2023	6	$43,440	Vice-Chair · Health Care4 more committees
18	Rick LewisR · HD 18≡	2017	18	$43,440	Vice-Chair · Emergency Management and Veterans2 more committees
19	Tom AndersenD · HD 19≡	2023	6	$43,440	Vice-Chair · Housing and Homelessness2 more committees
20	Paul EvansD · HD 20≡	2015	20	$43,440	Co-chair · Public Safety3 more committees
21	Kevin MannixR · HD 21≡	2023	6	$43,440	Co-chair · House Conduct Co-chair · Joint Conduct5 more committees
22	Lesly MuñozD · HD 22≡	2025	3	$43,440	BIPOC Caucus Leadership Designee Vice-Chair · Labor and Workforce Development2 more committees
23	Anna ScharfR · HD 23≡	2021	9	$43,440	Assistant Leader Vice-Chair · Early Childhood and Human Services Vice-Chair · Labor and Workforce Development2 more committees
24	Lucetta ElmerR · HD 24≡	2023	6	$43,440	House Republican LeaderHouse Republican Leader Vice-Chair · Rules6 more committees
25	Ben BowmanD · HD 25≡	2023	6	$43,440	House Majority LeaderMajority Leader Chair · Rules3 more committees
26	Sue Rieke SmithD · HD 26≡	2025	3	$43,440	3 more committees
27	Ken HelmD · HD 27≡	2015	20	$43,440	Co-chair · Agriculture, Land Use, Natural Resources, and Water1 more committee
28	Dacia GrayberD · HD 28≡	2021	10	$43,440	Floor Manager Chair · Labor and Workforce Development3 more committees
29	Susan McLainD · HD 29≡	2015	20	$43,440	Co-chair · Interstate 5 Bridge Chair · Transportation3 more committees
30	Nathan SosaD · HD 30≡	2021	7	$43,440	Chair · Commerce and Consumer Protection1 more committee
31	Darcey EdwardsR · HD 31≡	2025	3	$43,440	Vice-Chair · Behavioral Health3 more committees
32	Cyrus JavadiD · HD 32≡	2023	6	$43,440	Vice-Chair · Behavioral Health2 more committees
33	Shannon IsadoreD · HD 33≡	2023	4	$43,440	Vice-Chair · Economic Development, Small Business, and Trade2 more committees
34	Mari WatanabeD · HD 34≡	2025	3	$43,440	Vice-Chair · Emergency Management and Veterans2 more committees
35	Farrah ChaichiD · HD 35≡	2023	6	$43,440	Vice-Chair · Commerce and Consumer Protection2 more committees
36	Hai PhamD · HD 36≡	2023	6	$43,440	Assistant Majority Leader Chair · Behavioral Health Vice-Chair · Rules1 more committee
37	Jules WaltersD · HD 37≡	2023	6	$43,440	Vice-Chair · Early Childhood and Human Services Vice-Chair · Revenue1 more committee
38	Daniel NguyenD · HD 38≡	2023	6	$43,440	Chair · Economic Development, Small Business, and Trade2 more committees
39	April DobsonD · HD 39≡	2025	3	$43,440	Assistant Majority Leader Vice-Chair · Education2 more committees
40	Annessa HartmanD · HD 40≡	2023	6	$43,440	Chair · Early Childhood and Human Services1 more committee
41	Mark GambaD · HD 41≡	2023	6	$43,440	Co-chair · Transportation Oversight Vice-Chair · Climate, Energy, and Environment Vice-Chair · Transportation1 more committee
42	Rob NosseD · HD 42≡	2013	20	$43,440	Co-chair · Capital Construction Chair · Health Care2 more committees
43	Tawna SanchezD · HD 43≡	2017	18	$43,440	Ways and Means Co-Chair Co-chair · House Conduct Co-chair · Joint Conduct Co-chair · Legislative Audits Co-chair · Ways and Means
44	Travis NelsonD · HD 44≡	2021	7	$43,440	Vice-Chair · Health Care2 more committees
45	Thuy TranD · HD 45≡	2023	6	$43,440	Chair · Emergency Management and Veterans5 more committees
46	Willy ChotzenD · HD 46≡	2025	3	$43,440	Assistant Majority Leader Vice-Chair · Judiciary6 more committees
47	Andrea ValderramaD · HD 47≡	2021	10	$43,440	Co-chair · Human Services4 more committees
48	Lamar WiseD · HD 48≡	2025	1	$43,440	3 more committees
49	Zach HudsonD · HD 49≡	2021	10	$43,440	Chair · House Education2 more committees
50	Ricki RuizD · HD 50≡	2021	10	$43,440	Co-chair · Education3 more committees
51	Matt BunchR · HD 51≡	2025	1	$43,440	4 more committees
52	Jeffrey HelfrichR · HD 52≡	2017	8	$43,440	3 more committees
53	Emerson LevyD · HD 53≡	2023	6	$43,440	Co-chair · Natural Resources3 more committees
54	Jason KropfD · HD 54≡	2021	10	$43,440	Floor Manager Chair · Judiciary3 more committees
55	E. Werner ReschkeR · HD 55≡	2017	18	$43,440	Assistant Leader Vice-Chair · Revenue3 more committees
56	Emily McIntireR · HD 56≡	2023	6	$43,440	Vice-Chair · Education4 more committees
57	Gregory SmithR · HD 57≡	2007	30	$43,440	Ex-Officio Member Co-chair · General Government Co-vice · Ways and Means3 more committees
58	Bobby LevyR · HD 58≡	2021	10	$43,440	Vice-Chair · Climate, Energy, and Environment2 more committees
59	Vikki Breese-IversonR · HD 59≡	2019	14	$43,440	Ex-Officio Member Vice-Chair · Housing and Homelessness3 more committees
60	Mark OwensR · HD 60≡	2019	14	$43,440	Co-chair · Agriculture, Land Use, Natural Resources, and Water5 more committees

About these figures

Every member has one vote, may introduce bills, and sits on the committees the Speaker assigns. Salary is the state’s FY2025 classification; per diem and interim allowances are additional. “Since” is the first roster on record (rosters begin in 2007). Names open the member’s page on oregonlegislature.gov; ≡ opens the Atlas record.

Joint committees

Co-chairs appointed by the Speaker and the President; no minority reports.

Conduct

20 members

Dick AndersonR · SD 5≡Kevin MannixR · HD 21≡Floyd ProzanskiD · SD 4≡Tawna SanchezD · HD 43≡

Information Management and Technology

6 members

Nancy NathansonD · HD 13≡Khanh PhamD · SD 23≡

Interstate 5 Bridge

8 members

Lew FrederickD · SD 22≡Susan McLainD · HD 29≡

Legislative Administration

12 members

Rob WagnerD · SD 19≡Julie FaheyD · HD 14≡

Legislative Audits

10 members

Tawna SanchezD · HD 43≡Kate LieberD · SD 14≡

Vice: Noah RobinsonR · SD 2≡; Kim WallanR · HD 6≡

Legislative Counsel

10 members

Julie FaheyD · HD 14≡Rob WagnerD · SD 19≡

Legislative Policy and Research

12 members

Rob WagnerD · SD 19≡Julie FaheyD · HD 14≡

Oregon-China Sister State

3 members

Rob WagnerD · SD 19≡

Transportation Oversight

6 members

Khanh PhamD · SD 23≡Mark GambaD · HD 41≡

Vice: Shelly Boshart DavisR · HD 15≡; Suzanne WeberR · SD 16≡

Ways and Means

24 members

Kate LieberD · SD 14≡Tawna SanchezD · HD 43≡

Vice: Gregory SmithR · HD 57≡; David GombergD · HD 10≡; Fred GirodR · SD 9≡

Means: The other place a policy can be funded, cut, or left to wait.

What this office can do

Does:: Runs the joint budget committee and its seven subcommittees; every bill that spends money can be referred here.
Power:: Controls the budget and a second gate over policy bills; final action needs a majority of the Senate members appointed.

Capital Construction: Rob NosseD · HD 42≡; Fred GirodR · SD 9≡
Education: Ricki RuizD · HD 50≡; Janeen SollmanD · SD 15≡
General Government: Gregory SmithR · HD 57≡; Chris GorsekD · SD 25≡
Human Services: Andrea ValderramaD · HD 47≡; Wlnsvey CamposD · SD 18≡
Natural Resources: Courtney Neron MisslinD · SD 13≡; Emerson LevyD · HD 53≡
Public Safety: Anthony BroadmanD · SD 27≡; Paul EvansD · HD 20≡
Transportation and Economic Development: David GombergD · HD 10≡; Jeff GoldenD · SD 3≡

Means: Where budget detail is decided.

What subcommittee co-chairs do

Does:: Builds the agency budgets in one area and recommends them to the full committee.
Power:: First say over agency funding and positions in that area.

Special and conference bodies this session (1)

Referendum Petition 2026-302: David GombergD · HD 10≡; Kayse JamaD · SD 24≡

What every legislator makes

President Of The Senate

$86,880

1 position paid in FY2025

Representative

$43,440

65 positions paid in FY2025

Representative

$40,764

1 position paid in FY2025

Senator

$43,440

35 positions paid in FY2025

Speaker Of The House

$86,880

1 position paid in FY2025

About these figures

Every senator and representative is paid the same annual salary; the President and the Speaker receive that amount twice. On top of salary, ORS 171.072 adds a per diem at the federal rate for each day of a session and each interim committee day, $400 a month for interim expenses, a district-size interim allowance, and mileage. Those additions depend on days served and are not in the salary dataset, so the figures here are salary only. No legislator receives extra salary for a leadership, chair, or caucus role; the President and the Speaker are the only exceptions. The dataset counts positions paid during the fiscal year, so it shows more positions than seats where a seat changed hands; one representative position is recorded at a lower figure with no reason given.

The administration

Seven nonpartisan offices employ the legislature’s professional staff; each head is hired by a legislative committee under ORS chapter 173. Pay is exact where the person’s classification holds one position, a range otherwise.

Where the legislative branch's $59.1M in FY2025 salaries sits

Leg. Administration 16%
Leg. Counsel 13%
Leg. Fiscal Office 8.0%
Leg. Revenue Office 2.4%
Leg. Policy and Research Office 14%
Legislative Assembly (members, desks, caucus and personal staff) 46%

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Legislative Administration

Official page

Positions

Salaries, FY2025

$9.6M

Answers to: Legislative Administration Committee (ORS 173.710): the presiding officers and members they appoint; it hires and directs the Legislative Administrator

Legislative Administrator

$290,916

Brett Hanes

Means: Keeps the building and payroll working.

What this office can do

Does:: Runs employee services, facilities, information services, and the Capitol.
Power:: Operational; no role in legislation.

5 divisions and their managers

Employee Services
Recruitment, payroll, benefits, training, and personnel records for the whole branch
- Tracey YeeHuman Resources Director$227,844
The guidebook’s division list prints this manager’s name as Tracey Lee; the division page prints Tracey Yee.
Facility Services
Capitol operations, maintenance, custodial, purchasing, mail, security oversight, and Capitol projects
- Patrick JayFacility Services Manager$152,772
Financial Services
Accounting, budgeting, contracting, and reporting for the branch
- Joshua SweetFinancial Services Manager$160,392
Information Services and Legislative Media
Technology, help desk, OLIS, and audio and video of every hearing and floor session
- Shane WalkerChief Information Officer$227,844
Visitor Services
Guest services, tours, the Capitol store, and room reservations
- Juliene PopingaVisitor Services Manager$133,740

Everyone else

The guidebook names only the people above; the state dataset lists the other 82 positions by classification, without names.

All 88 positions, $9,602,370

Classification (FY2025)	Annual salary	Positions
Accounts Payable Clerk	$91,284	1
Administrative Project Manager	$114,131	1
Administrative Project Manager	$108,696	1
Agency Director	$290,916	1
Applications Developer 1	$120,264	1
Applications Developer 1	$99,924	2
Applications Developer 2	$140,652	2
Applications Developer 2	$127,908	1
Applications Developer 3	$164,508	2
Applications Developer 3	$149,604	1
Budget Analyst 1	$69,432	1
Building Use Coordinator	$76,632	1
Capitol Store Coordinator	$81,216	1
Chief Information Officer	$227,844	1
Construction Project Director	$166,824	1
Construction Project Manager	$124,152	1
Construction Project Manager	$116,076	1
Contracts Specialist	$86,928	1
Custodial Coordinator	$56,640	1
Custodian	$60,696	6
Custodian	$56,964	1
Custodian	$50,424	1
Custodian	$48,485	1
Custodian	$43,164	1
Customer Engagement Manager	$178,428	1
Education And Volunteer Outreach Coordinator	$79,236	1
Facilities Administrative Supervisor	$86,928	1
Facilities Energy Technician	$93,252	1
Facilities Energy Technician 2	$109,752	1
Facilities Manager	$152,772	1
Facilities Project Manager	$94,344	1
Facilities Services Specialist	$75,902	1
Facilities Services Specialist	$72,288	1
Facilities Services Specialist	$60,060	1
Financial Services Manager	$160,392	1
Guest Services Coordinator	$91,284	1
Help Desk Specialist I	$81,396	2
Help Desk Specialist I	$53,016	1
Help Desk Specialist II	$95,064	1
Help Desk Specialist II	$86,460	1
Help Desk Specialist II	$82,524	1
Human Resources Coordinator	$75,816	1
Human Resources Director	$227,844	1
Information Security Analyst	$140,652	2
Information Services Manager	$178,428	2
Infrastructure Administrator	$112,896	1
Infrastructure Administrator II	$152,112	1
IT Media Systems Administrator	$115,200	1
IT Project Manager	$130,056	1
Lead Administrator	$164,508	1
Mail Services Specialist	$68,196	1
Multimedia Technician	$97,932	1
Multimedia Technician	$89,256	2
Multimedia Technician	$73,128	1
Payroll And Benefits Specialist	$109,752	1
Payroll And Benefits Specialist	$104,772	1
Public Outreach Coordinator	$96,744	1
Purchasing And Supply Specialist	$64,956	1
Purchasing And Supply Specialist	$59,208	1
Purchasing Specialist	$81,996	1
Purchasing Specialist	$71,508	1
Security Operations Program Manager	$124,152	1
Security Operations Technician	$65,736	1
Senior Accountant	$107,772	1
Senior Human Resources Policy Consultant	$125,064	1
Senior Human Resources Specialist	$124,152	2
Senior IT Project Manager	$142,764	1
Senior IT Project Manager	$138,324	2
Systems Analyst	$130,056	4
Trades Supervisor	$118,248	1
Visitor Services Manager	$133,740	1

Legislative Counsel

Official page

Positions

Salaries, FY2025

$7.8M

Answers to: Legislative Counsel Committee (ORS 173.200)

Legislative Counsel

$290,916

Dexter Johnson

Means: Control of the text itself.

What this office can do

Does:: Drafts every bill and amendment, gives legal opinions, publishes the statutes, and reviews agency rules.
Power:: Nothing becomes a bill without the office; drafts are confidential until introduced, and drafting choices define what can be amended.

the office and its named staff

Office
Drafts every measure and amendment, gives legal opinions, publishes the statutes, reviews agency rules
- Kate TosswillChief Deputy Legislative Counsel$245,256–$257,448

Everyone else

The guidebook names only the people above; the state dataset lists the other 55 positions by classification, without names.

All 56 positions, $7,816,426

Classification (FY2025)	Annual salary	Positions
Administrative Services Manager	$160,392	1
Agency Director	$290,916	1
Deputy Director Legislative Counsel	$257,448	1
Deputy Director Legislative Counsel	$245,256	1
Deputy Director Legislative Counsel (part-time)	$36,108	1
Deputy Legislative Counsel	$169,968	4
Deputy Legislative Counsel	$154,908	2
Editor/Analyst I	$91,284	1
Editor/Analyst I	$86,928	1
Editor/Analyst I	$77,880	1
Editor/Analyst I	$75,816	3
Editor/Analyst I	$72,552	1
Editor/Analyst II	$115,200	3
Editor/Analyst II	$104,772	1
Editor/Analyst II	$95,712	1
Editor/Analyst II	$91,584	2
Executive Support Specialist II	$85,277	1
Executive Support Specialist II	$81,216	1
Legal And Public Records Assistant	$102,528	1
Legal Indexer/Drafter	$133,740	1
Publication Services Supervisor	$92,148	1
Publications Account Specialist	$108,696	1
Publications Services Manager	$178,428	1
Publications Services Manager (part-time)	$38,727	1
Publications Services Specialist II	$81,996	1
Publications Services Specialist II	$78,300	1
Senior Deputy Legislative Counsel	$227,844	4
Senior Deputy Legislative Counsel	$217,032	3
Senior Deputy Legislative Counsel	$207,180	3
Senior Editor/Analyst	$130,360	1
Senior Editor/Analyst	$124,152	5
Senior Editor/Analyst (part-time)	$93,114	1
Senior IT Project Manager	$152,112	1
Staff Attorney	$146,500	1
Staff Attorney	$121,680	2

Legislative Fiscal Office

Official page

Positions

Salaries, FY2025

$4.8M

Answers to: Joint Committee on Ways and Means in session, Emergency Board in the interim (ORS 173.410)

Legislative Fiscal Officer

$290,916

Amanda Beitel

Means: The number attached to a promise.

What this office can do

Does:: Analyzes the budget, prepares the fiscal impact statement on every scheduled bill, and staffs Ways and Means and the Emergency Board.
Power:: Its estimate decides whether a bill needs a fiscal referral and how large the number members see is.

the office and its named staff

Office
Budget analysis, fiscal impact statements, staff for Ways and Means, the Emergency Board, and Legislative Audits
- John TerpeningDeputy Legislative Fiscal Officer$203,688–$227,844
- Paul SiebertDeputy Legislative Fiscal Officer$203,688–$227,844
- Gina RumbaughCommittee Managerpay not in dataset

Everyone else

The guidebook names only the people above; the state dataset lists the other 27 positions by classification, without names.

All 28 positions, $4,752,498

Classification (FY2025)	Annual salary	Positions
Administrative Assistant	$63,768	1
Agency Director	$290,916	1
Deputy Legislative Fiscal Officer	$227,844	1
Deputy Legislative Fiscal Officer	$217,032	1
Deputy Legislative Fiscal Officer	$203,688	1
Fiscal Administrative Supervisor	$108,696	1
Legislative Fiscal Analyst	$146,448	2
Legislative Fiscal Analyst	$127,164	1
Legislative Fiscal Analyst	$121,680	1
Legislative Fiscal Analyst	$116,448	1
Legislative Fiscal Technician	$67,476	1
Principal Legislative Fiscal Analyst	$201,612	9
Principal Legislative Fiscal Analyst	$192,072	1
Principal Legislative Fiscal Analyst	$183,360	1
Principal Legislative Fiscal Analyst (part-time)	$88,470	1
Senior Legislative Fiscal Analyst	$178,428	1
Senior Legislative Fiscal Analyst	$154,908	2
Senior Legislative Fiscal Analyst	$148,236	1

Legislative Revenue Office

Official page

Positions

Salaries, FY2025

$1.4M

Answers to: House and Senate revenue committees with the presiding officers' approval (ORS 173.800)

Legislative Revenue Officer

$290,916

Chris Allanach

Means: The number attached to a tax.

What this office can do

Does:: Prepares the revenue impact statement on every scheduled bill and staffs the revenue committees.
Power:: Its estimate defines what a tax proposal raises or costs, and whether the three-fifths rule applies.

the office and its named staff

Office
Revenue impact statements, tax and school-finance analysis, staff for the revenue committees
- Corinne GavetteOffice Managerpay not in dataset

Everyone else

The guidebook names only the people above; the state dataset lists the other 7 positions by classification, without names.

All 8 positions, $1,434,384

Classification (FY2025)	Annual salary	Positions
Administrative Supervisor	$108,696	1
Agency Director	$290,916	1
Revenue Economist	$160,392	1
Revenue Economist	$145,848	1
Revenue Economist	$133,236	1
Senior Revenue Economist	$201,612	2
Senior Revenue Economist	$192,072	1

Legislative Policy and Research Office

Official page

Positions

Salaries, FY2025

$8.1M

Answers to: Legislative Policy and Research Committee (ORS 173.605)

Director

$290,916

Misty Mason Freeman

Means: The institutional memory of what a bill does.

What this office can do

Does:: Runs committee services and nonpartisan research; the office's analysts write the staff measure summary members read.
Power:: The summary and the committee record are the office's; agenda control stays with the chair.

the office and its named staff

Office
Committee services, measure analysis, nonpartisan research, language access, GIS
- Beth PatrinoDeputy Director for Committee Services$188,532
- Oliver DroppersDeputy Director for Policy Research$201,612
- Lisa RybloomDeputy Director for Administration$107,772
- Hector De la CruzLanguage Access Supervisor$107,772

Everyone else

The guidebook names only the people above; the state dataset lists the other 73 positions by classification, without names.

All 78 positions, $8,053,044

Classification (FY2025)	Annual salary	Positions
Agency Director	$290,916	1
Committee Assistant	$86,100	2
Committee Assistant	$81,996	1
Committee Assistant	$78,300	1
Committee Assistant	$76,632	1
Committee Assistant	$69,684	2
Committee Assistant	$68,268	2
Committee Assistant	$63,672	4
Committee Assistant	$60,924	2
Committee Assistant	$59,508	1
Committee Assistant	$58,296	3
Committee Assistant	$56,964	1
Committee Assistant	$54,504	4
Committee Assistant	$52,164	6
Deputy Director For Administration	$107,772	1
Deputy Director For Committee Services	$188,532	1
Deputy Director For Policy Research	$201,612	1
Language Access Supervisor	$107,772	1
Language Interpreter	$96,744	1
Language Interpreter	$87,972	2
Language Interpreter	$80,376	1
Language Interpreter	$78,516	1
LPRO Analyst	$178,428	4
LPRO Analyst	$169,968	1
LPRO Analyst	$146,448	5
LPRO Analyst	$139,524	2
LPRO Analyst	$133,188	2
LPRO Analyst	$130,944	1
LPRO Analyst	$124,152	2
LPRO Analyst	$118,248	1
LPRO Analyst	$112,884	2
LPRO Analyst	$107,772	3
LPRO Analyst	$103,128	4
LPRO Analyst	$98,688	2
LPRO Analyst	$88,308	1
LPRO Editor	$115,200	1
LPRO Fellowship	$68,832	1
LPRO Front Office Specialist	$72,288	1
Research Analyst	$112,884	1
Senior Research Analyst	$146,448	2
Senior Research Analyst	$139,524	1
Senior Research Analyst	$133,188	1

Legislative Equity Office

Official page

Positions

Salaries, FY2025

$228K

Answers to: Legislative Assembly by concurrent resolution (ORS 173.900)

Legislative Equity Officer
$227,844
Bor Yang
Means: Accountability for conduct inside the building.
What this office can do
Does:
Runs the Legislative Equity Office, which receives workplace conduct complaints across the branch.
Power:
Independent of members and caucuses for its process.
ORS 173.900; Member Guidebook
the office and its named staff
- Office
  Receives complaints of harassment, discrimination, and retaliation; investigates; trains members and staff
  Aislyn MatiasSupport Specialistpay not in dataset

Legislative Commission on Indian Services

Official page

Inside the Legislative Assembly payroll; positions cannot be isolated.

Answers to: Commission of nine Tribal leaders and four legislators appointed jointly by the Speaker and President (ORS 172.100)

Executive Director
pay not in dataset
Patrick Flanagan
the office and its named staff
- Office
  Staffs the commission; liaison between the nine federally recognized Tribes and the state
  Adrienne FischerCommission Assistantpay not in dataset
  Elissa BullionState Physical Anthropologistpay not in dataset

Chamber desks, leadership offices, and members’ staff

Legislative Assembly payroll, FY2025: 417 positions, $27.5M

Senate desk 2.6%7 positions
House desk 3.9%17 positions
Presiding officer and caucus offices 15%35 positions
Members' personal staff 62%254 positions
Members and presiding officers 17%103 positions

Senate desk

7 positions

$700,512 in annual salaries

Every position

Classification (FY2025)	Annual salary	Positions
Assistant To Secretary Of Senate	$70,524	1
Deputy Secretary Of The Senate	$126,720	1
Secretary Of The Senate	$217,032	1
SOTS Measure Liaison	$73,860	1
SOTS Publications Coordinator	$91,284	1
SOTS Reading Clerk	$65,736	1
SOTS Sergeant At Arms	$55,356	1

House desk

17 positions

$1,076,465 in annual salaries

Every position

Classification (FY2025)	Annual salary	Positions
CCO Tape Log Clerk	$47,820	1
Chamber Staff	$56,760	1
Chamber Staff	$47,136	2
Chamber Staff	$45,108	1
Chamber Staff	$41,316	2
Chamber Staff	$39,540	2
Chamber Staff (part-time)	$37,709	1
Chief Clerk Of The House	$227,844	1
Honorary Page Coordinator/Assistant Sergeant At Arms	$47,820	1
House Calendar Clerk	$79,236	1
House Journal Clerk	$81,216	1
House Measure History Clerk	$81,216	1
House Reading Clerk	$55,008	1
House Sergeant At Arms	$60,744	1

Presiding officer and caucus offices

35 positions

$4,010,030 in annual salaries

Every position

Classification (FY2025)	Annual salary	Positions
Caucus Admin/COS	$152,772	1
Caucus Admin/COS	$145,848	1
Caucus Admin/COS	$139,236	2
Caucus Admin/COS	$127,524	1
Caucus/PO Communications Director	$127,416	1
Caucus/PO Communications Director	$121,644	1
Caucus/PO Communications Director	$116,124	1
Caucus/PO Communications Director	$111,108	1
Caucus/PO Communications Director	$108,588	1
Caucus/PO Communications Director	$103,908	1
Caucus/PO Office Manager	$102,528	1
Caucus/PO Office Manager	$89,028	1
Caucus/PO Office Manager	$85,188	1
Caucus/PO Office Manager	$72,948	1
Caucus/PO Policy Analyst	$118,248	1
Caucus/PO Policy Analyst	$103,128	1
Caucus/PO Policy Analyst	$101,148	1
Caucus/PO Policy Analyst	$98,688	2
Caucus/PO Policy Analyst	$94,452	2
Caucus/PO Policy Analyst	$88,308	1
Caucus/PO Policy Analyst (part-time)	$78,950	1
Chief Of Staff To Presiding Officer	$227,844	1
Chief Of Staff To Presiding Officer	$217,032	1
Deputy Chief Of Staff Presiding Officer	$146,448	1
Executive Support Specialist II	$73,860	1
Leadership Office Assistant	$64,572	1
Leadership Office Assistant	$60,372	1
Leadership Office Assistant	$55,284	1
Legislative Director For Caucus Leader	$133,188	1
Legislative Director For Presiding Officer	$145,848	1
Legislative Director For Presiding Officer	$133,236	1
Policy And Project Manager	$133,188	1

Members' personal staff

254 positions

$16,917,271 in annual salaries

Every position

Classification (FY2025)	Annual salary	Positions
Administrative Assistant (part-time)	$39,726	1
Legislative Affairs Specialist 1	$85,188	1
Legislative Affairs Specialist 1	$81,528	1
Legislative Affairs Specialist 1	$69,780	2
Legislative Affairs Specialist 1 (part-time)	$61,210	1
Legislative Affairs Specialist 1 (part-time)	$54,909	1
Legislative Affairs Specialist 2	$103,008	1
Legislative Affairs Specialist 2	$100,020	1
Legislative Affairs Specialist 2	$91,584	2
Legislative Affairs Specialist 2	$87,648	1
Legislative Affairs Specialist 2	$81,948	1
Legislative Assistant I	$49,644	1
Legislative Assistant I	$48,516	2
Legislative Assistant I (part-time)	$47,366	1
Legislative Assistant I	$46,440	1
Legislative Assistant I	$44,424	1
Legislative Assistant I (part-time)	$34,098	1
Legislative Assistant I (part-time)	$32,478	1
Legislative Assistant I (part-time)	$28,998	1
Legislative Assistant I (part-time)	$27,108	1
Legislative Assistant I (part-time)	$24,348	1
Legislative Assistant I (part-time)	$19,478	1
Legislative Assistant I (part-time)	$17,049	1
Legislative Assistant I (part-time)	$16,326	1
Legislative Assistant I (part-time)	$12,174	1
Legislative Assistant I (part-time)	$12,129	1
Legislative Assistant I (part-time)	$11,610	1
Legislative Assistant I (part-time)	$10,632	1
Legislative Assistant I (part-time)	$7,945	1
Legislative Assistant I (part-time)	$2,960	1
Legislative Assistant I (part-time)	$2,544	1
Legislative Assistant I (part-time)	$2,221	1
Legislative Assistant II	$76,632	3
Legislative Assistant II	$68,268	2
Legislative Assistant II	$66,540	2
Legislative Assistant II	$63,672	6
Legislative Assistant II	$62,196	2
Legislative Assistant II	$60,924	10
Legislative Assistant II	$59,508	1
Legislative Assistant II	$58,296	4
Legislative Assistant II	$56,964	6
Legislative Assistant II	$54,504	6
Legislative Assistant II	$53,460	1
Legislative Assistant II	$52,164	7
Legislative Assistant II (part-time)	$41,832	1
Legislative Assistant II (part-time)	$38,316	1
Legislative Assistant II (part-time)	$36,492	1
Legislative Assistant II (part-time)	$35,705	1
Legislative Assistant II (part-time)	$34,134	1
Legislative Assistant II (part-time)	$32,580	1
Legislative Assistant II (part-time)	$31,836	2
Legislative Assistant II (part-time)	$30,653	1
Legislative Assistant II (part-time)	$29,880	1
Legislative Assistant II (part-time)	$28,652	1
Legislative Assistant II (part-time)	$27,252	1
Legislative Assistant II (part-time)	$24,016	1
Legislative Assistant II (part-time)	$19,584	1
Legislative Assistant II (part-time)	$19,158	1
Legislative Assistant II (part-time)	$18,246	1
Legislative Assistant II (part-time)	$16,635	1
Legislative Assistant II (part-time)	$16,038	1
Legislative Assistant II (part-time)	$14,383	1
Legislative Assistant II (part-time)	$14,295	1
Legislative Assistant II (part-time)	$14,241	1
Legislative Assistant II (part-time)	$3,582	1
Legislative Assistant III	$91,284	2
Legislative Assistant III	$86,928	1
Legislative Assistant III	$85,668	1
Legislative Assistant III	$82,980	2
Legislative Assistant III	$79,236	2
Legislative Assistant III	$75,816	2
Legislative Assistant III (part-time)	$73,027	2
Legislative Assistant III	$72,552	8
Legislative Assistant III	$71,160	1
Legislative Assistant III	$69,432	5
Legislative Assistant III (part-time)	$68,463	1
Legislative Assistant III	$66,432	2
Legislative Assistant III	$62,124	3
Legislative Assistant III	$60,924	1
Legislative Assistant III	$58,308	2
Legislative Assistant III (part-time)	$58,042	1
Legislative Assistant III (part-time)	$52,945	1
Legislative Assistant III (part-time)	$45,642	1
Legislative Assistant III (part-time)	$43,565	1
Legislative Assistant III (part-time)	$43,464	1
Legislative Assistant III (part-time)	$40,794	1
Legislative Assistant III (part-time)	$39,096	1
Legislative Assistant III (part-time)	$36,554	1
Legislative Assistant III (part-time)	$34,716	1
Legislative Assistant III (part-time)	$34,044	1
Legislative Assistant III (part-time)	$32,635	1
Legislative Assistant III (part-time)	$31,062	1
Legislative Assistant III (part-time)	$20,319	1
Legislative Assistant III (part-time)	$17,134	1
Legislative Assistant III (part-time)	$13,570	1
Legislative Assistant III (part-time)	$11,682	1
Legislative Assistant III (part-time)	$11,137	1
Legislative Assistant III (part-time)	$7,924	1
Legislative Assistant III (part-time)	$3,258	1
Legislative Assistant IV	$108,696	17
Legislative Assistant IV (part-time)	$105,435	1
Legislative Assistant IV	$103,536	8
Legislative Assistant IV	$102,012	3
Legislative Assistant IV	$101,628	1
Legislative Assistant IV	$98,844	3
Legislative Assistant IV	$94,344	11
Legislative Assistant IV	$90,300	15
Legislative Assistant IV	$88,548	3
Legislative Assistant IV (part-time)	$86,957	2
Legislative Assistant IV	$86,412	8
Legislative Assistant IV	$84,744	1
Legislative Assistant IV	$84,420	1
Legislative Assistant IV	$82,704	6
Legislative Assistant IV (part-time)	$81,522	1
Legislative Assistant IV	$81,096	1
Legislative Assistant IV	$80,796	1
Legislative Assistant IV	$79,128	1
Legislative Assistant IV (part-time)	$79,075	1
Legislative Assistant IV	$77,616	1
Legislative Assistant IV	$77,316	4
Legislative Assistant IV	$75,720	1
Legislative Assistant IV	$73,980	1
Legislative Assistant IV (part-time)	$66,411	1

About these figures

Only the members, the Chief Clerk, the Secretary of the Senate, and the Equity Officer are named in a public record; the rest are positions. Each member hires their own staff within a budget set by the Legislative Administration Committee; many positions are part-time or session-only. The Speaker, the President, and the four caucus leaders each run an office with a chief of staff, policy analysts, and communications staff.

Dating, sources, and how pay is set

A member's annual salary equals one step below the maximum step of Salary Range 1 of the executive department's Management Service Compensation Plan. The President and the Speaker receive that amount again as additional salary. Members also receive a per diem at the federal rate for each day in session and for interim committee days, $400 a month for interim expenses, a district-adjusted interim allowance, and mileage. The figures on this page are the state’s own payroll classifications for fiscal year 2025: ORS 171.072 sets the formula for members, and the Oregon Transparency salary dataset reports the resulting amounts by classification (preserved copy SHA-256 337818674b29…, retrieved 2026-09-05). Staff pay is set by the Legislative Administration Committee’s branch personnel rules. State fiscal year 2025 (July 2024 to June 2025) annual salary by classification; the dataset does not name individuals, so a person's pay is the pay of the classification. Presiding officers are paid twice the member salary under ORS 171.072(2). Per diem and interim allowances are additional.

Roster: OLIS roster and committee memberships, 2026 Regular Session, session beginning February 2, 2026, retrieved September 1, 2026; member page links are the roster’s own website field. Journal: Journal of the Senate, 2025 regular session, organizational session of January 13, 2025, preserved copy SHA-256 778d036ebaa53b0d…. Caucus pages: Retrieved September 5, 2026, after the edition cutoff. Caucus leadership elections are caucus business and are not entered in the journal or the OLIS roster. Guidebook: Member Guidebook 2025, as of November 18, 2024. Names as printed in the guidebook prepared for the 2025 organizational session; later personnel changes are not reflected. Office page links were checked on September 5, 2026.

Roster titles are a snapshot at retrieval (September 1, 2026); leadership changes during a session are reconciled from the organizational journal.
Guidebook names date from November 2024; office heads who changed after that date are not reflected until a later edition.
Members' personal staff and caucus office staff are not on the public roster; their positions and pay appear only as classifications.
The state salary dataset lists positions and classifications, not names. A named person's pay is exact only where the dataset holds one position in that classification; otherwise the range is shown.

The “Does / Power / Means” lines are the Atlas’s plain-English reading of the cited rules and records. They describe formal authority and documented practice, not any individual’s conduct.

Office or classification	Annual salary	Positions	Agency in the dataset
Chief Clerk of the House	$227,844	1	LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
Legislative Administrator	$290,916	1	LEGISLATIVE ADMIN COMMITTEE
Legislative Counsel	$290,916	1	LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL COMMITTEE
Legislative Equity Officer	$227,844	1	LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
Legislative Fiscal Officer	$290,916	1	LEGISLATIVE FISCAL OFFICER
Legislative Policy and Research Director	$290,916	1	LEGISLATIVE POLICY & RESEARCH COMMITTEE
Legislative Revenue Officer	$290,916	1	LEGISLATIVE REVENUE OFFICE
President of the Senate	$86,880	1	LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
Representative	$43,440most common; range $40,764 to $43,440	66	LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
Secretary of the Senate	$217,032	1	LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
Senator	$43,440	35	LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
Speaker of the House	$86,880	1	LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY