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Public institutional biography · as recorded through August 31, 2026

Sherrie Sprenger

HouseDistrict 17RepublicanRepresentative

Sessions served

19

regular and special

On rosters

2007–

still serving at the cutoff

Leadership offices

1

House Assistant Republican Leader

Chair or vice-chair roles

25

59 other memberships

Service, session by session

colour = party · one square per session
  • 2008 SpeHD 17
  • 2009RHD 17
  • 2010 SpeHD 17
  • 2011RHD 17
  • 2012RHD 17
  • 2012S1HD 17
  • 2013RHD 17
  • 2013S1HD 17
  • 2014RHD 17
  • 2015RHD 17
  • 2016RHD 17
  • 2017RHD 17
  • 2018RHD 17
  • 2018S1HD 17
  • 2019RHD 17
  • 2020RHD 17
  • 2020S1HD 17
  • 2020S2HD 17
  • 2020S3HD 17
Every roster row (19 plus 7 interim)
SessionChamberDistrictPartyRoster titleDates
2008 Special SessionHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeFeb 4, 2008 to open
2009 Regular SessionHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeJan 12, 2009 to Jun 29, 2009
2010 Special SessionHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeFeb 1, 2010 to Feb 25, 2010
2011 Regular SessionHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeJan 10, 2011 to Jun 30, 2011
2012 Regular SessionHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeFeb 1, 2012 to Mar 5, 2012
2012 1st Special SessionHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeDec 14, 2012 to open
2013 Regular SessionHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeJan 14, 2013 to Jul 8, 2013
2013 1st Special SessionHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeSep 30, 2013 to open
2014 Regular SessionHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeFeb 3, 2014 to Mar 7, 2014
2015 Regular SessionHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeJan 12, 2015 to Jul 6, 2015
2016 Regular SessionHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeFeb 1, 2016 to Mar 3, 2016
2017 Regular SessionHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeJan 9, 2017 to Jul 7, 2017
2018 Regular SessionHouse17RepublicanHouse Assistant Republican LeaderFeb 5, 2018 to open
2018 1st Special SessionHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeMay 21, 2018 to open
2019 Regular SessionHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeJan 14, 2019 to Jul 14, 2019
2020 Regular SessionHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeFeb 3, 2020 to Mar 8, 2020
2020 1st Special SessionHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeJun 24, 2020 to Jun 26, 2020
2020 2nd Special SessionHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeAug 10, 2020 to Aug 10, 2020
2020 3rd Special SessionHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeDec 21, 2020 to open
2007 - 2008 InterimHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeJun 30, 2007 to Jan 11, 2009
2009 - 2010 InterimHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeJun 30, 2009 to Jan 9, 2011
2011 - 2012 InterimHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeJun 30, 2011 to Jan 13, 2013
2013 - 2014 InterimHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeJul 8, 2013 to open
2015-2016 InterimHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeJul 7, 2015 to open
2017-2018 InterimHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeJul 11, 2017 to open
2019-2020 InterimHouse17RepublicanRepresentativeJun 14, 2019 to open

OLIS session roster; membership is recorded per session, not by exact seating and departure dates

Committee memberships (59)
Consumer Protection · 2007iEducation · 2007iWorkforce and Economic Development · 2007iConsumer Protection · 2008 SpeWorkforce and Economic Development · 2008 SpeRevenue · 2009RSB 767 · 2009RPublic Education Appropriation · 2009iRevenue · 2009iRevenue · 2010 SpeAgriculture and Natural Resources · 2011RAgriculture and Natural Resources · 2011iUniversity Governance (HB 4061) · 2011iAgriculture and Natural Resources · 2012REducation · 2013REducation · 2013iHigh School and Transition Success for Students with Disabilities (HB 2743) · 2013iPublic Education Appropriation · 2013iEducation · 2014REducation · 2015RJudiciary · 2015REducation · 2015-2016 InterimJudiciary · 2015-2016 InterimLegislative Policy and Research · 2015-2016 InterimPublic Education Appropriation · 2015-2016 InterimEducation · 2016RJudiciary · 2016RConduct · 2017REducation · 2017RHB 3283 · 2017RJudiciary · 2017RLegislative Policy and Research · 2017RConduct · 2017-2018 InterimEducation · 2017-2018 InterimJudiciary · 2017-2018 InterimLegislative Administration · 2017-2018 InterimLegislative Policy and Research · 2017-2018 InterimStudent Success · 2017-2018 InterimConduct · 2018REducation · 2018RJudiciary · 2018RLegislative Administration · 2018RLegislative Policy and Research · 2018RStudent Success · 2018RAccountability and Transparency · 2019RCapitol Culture · 2019RConduct · 2019RLegislative Counsel · 2019RLegislative Policy and Research · 2019RRules · 2019RStudent Success · 2019RConduct · 2019-2020 InterimConduct · 2019-2020 InterimLegislative Policy and Research · 2019-2020 InterimRules · 2019-2020 InterimConduct · 2020RConduct · 2020RLegislative Policy and Research · 2020RRules · 2020R

Votes in the reconstructed cases

  • HB 2017 (2017)
    HB 2017 · Nay Jul 5
  • 2013 special session
    HB 5101 · Aye Oct 2SB 861 · Aye Oct 2SB 862 · Aye Oct 2SB 863 · Aye Oct 2HB 3601 · Nay Oct 2
  • Senate walkouts
    HB 2020 · Aye Jun 17HB 2020 · Aye Jun 17HB 2020 · Aye Jun 17HB 2020 · Aye Jun 17HB 2020 · Aye Jun 17HB 2020 · Aye Jun 17HB 2020 · Nay Jun 17
About these figures

A recorded vote is a documented position on that question on that day. It is not evidence of what the member sought or conceded.

Evidence for this page

Every row comes from the Oregon Legislative Information System’s official rosters and committee memberships, observed 2026-09-01. Roster codes recorded: Rep Sprenger.

Rosters are per session; exact seating and departure dates within a session, and the reasons for any replacement, are in the chamber journals and are not claimed here.

Nothing on this page describes campaign finance, private employment, or personal life. Those are outside the institutional record this site publishes. Cite as: Oregon Governance Atlas, “Sherrie Sprenger,” edition dated August 31, 2026. Regenerated 2026-09-04.