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How a Bill Becomes a Law in Oregon
Trace the step-by-step path of a bill from idea and committee hearings to floor votes and governor signature or veto.
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Oregon State, Local, and Tribal Government
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Examine the branches, lawmaking processes, and distinct jurisdictions of Oregon's state, local, and sovereign tribal governments.
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