Astoria/Parliament



Senate[edit]


National 22
Labor-Democratic 14
Blue Socialist 13
Liberal 6
Crossbench 10
List of Senators[edit]
Olympia[edit]
- At-large. ◆ Shane Gilbert
- At-large. ◆ Irene Huxtable
- 1. ◆ Luke Robertson
- 2. ◆ Cynthia Varnham
- 3. ◆ Issac Church
- 4. ◆ Maya Teel
- 5. ◆ Madison Oakland
- 6. ◆ Rowan Simpson
- 7. ◆ Hyacin Ray
- 8. ◆ Ryan Craig
- 9. ◆ Aaron McNeal
- 10. ◆ Eugene Wyndham
- 11. ◆ Chelsea Magee
South Columbia[edit]
- At-large. ◆ Pearl Lynn
- At-large. ◆ Diane Pope
- 1. ◆ Nerys Schultz
- 2. ◆ Dustin Titus
- 3. ◆ Victor Smalls
- 4. ◆ Ian Toledano
- 5. ◆ Eugene Scott
- 6. ◆ Susan Garb
- 7. ◆ Phil Elwes
- 8. ◆ Jared Jacobs
- 9. ◆ Arthur Banderas
- 10. ◆ Lindsay Niven
- 11. ◆ Jerome Naram
Portland[edit]
- At-large. ◆ Michael Mor
- At-large. ◆ Harry Windsor
- 1. ◆ Darrell Rhodes
- 2. ◆ Julia Ramirez
- 3. ◆ Malina Lu
- 4. ◆ Stephanie Liao
- 5. ◆ Nash Haas
- 6. ◆ Derek Carter
- 7. ◆ Ken Calvin
- 8. ◆ Zena Soward
- 9. ◆ John Boesch
- 10. ◆ Abigail Dane
- 11. ◆ Lucia Williams
Nez Perce[edit]
- At-large. ◆ Owen Knopf
- At-large. ◆ Phil Rodgers
- 1. ◆ Charles Merrick
- 2. ◆ Joseph Brant
- 3. ◆ Jeff Ritter
- 4. ◆ Benjamin Kolbe
- 5. ◆ Jason Huff
- 6. ◆ Andre Chandler
- 7. ◆ Dick Schuler
- 8. ◆ Alex Selby
- 9. ◆ Drakon Wagner
- 10. ◆ Henry Santiago
- 11. ◆ Leah Grzeskiewicz
Ochoco[edit]
- At-large. ◆ Sabrina Franco
- At-large. ◆ Brian Sexton
- 1. ◆ Christopher Knowles
- 2. ◆ Hannah Harper
- 3. ◆ Carol Dunajski
- 4. ◆ Michael Ness
- 5. ◆ Eric Kipling
- 6. ◆ Rosa Cruz
- 7. ◆ Meridith Warner
- 8. ◆ Axe Rowe
- 9. ◆ Andrew Boucher
- 10. ◆ Katherine Davids
- 11. ◆ Will Scrivens
House of Commons[edit]


Government
Labor-Democratic 70
Official opposition
Blue Socialist 59
Other oppositition
National 57
Liberal 9
List of Representatives[edit]
Olympia[edit]
- 1. ◆ Dawn Keir
- 2. ◆ Donald Bader
- 3. ◆ Alan Yates
- 4. ◆ Paul Reese
- 5. ◆ Kase Cullen
- 6. ◆ Ashley Lace
- 7. ◆ Jasmin Scheer
- 8. ◆ Rick Schultz
- 9. ◆ Lauren Boothman
- 10. ◆ Ernst Frost
- 11. ◆ Ryan Gotti
- 12. ◆ Ben Waterman
- 13. ◆ Ed Stuber
- 14. ◆ Flynn Bocker
- 15. ◆ Kasper Hunter
- 16. ◆ Andre Cross
- 17. ◆ Gabe Crouch
- 18. ◆ Corrine Irving
- 19. ◆ Steven Kruger
- 20. ◆ Jordan Janson
- 21. ◆ Paul Ferber
- 22. ◆ Jocelyn Leach
- 23. ◆ Camellia Serafin
- 24. ◆ Sach Hutchinson
- 25. ◆ Ken Henson
- 26. ◆ Theo Collins
- 27. ◆ Kiefer Durant
- 28. ◆ Orwin Ness
- 29. ◆ Ford Hawk
- 30. ◆ Naomi Reed
- 31. ◆ Martin Wirt
- 32. ◆ Terry Wolf
- 33. ◆ Edward Barbier
- 34. ◆ Sinjin Paget
- 35. ◆ Jason Voll
- 36. ◆ Lauren Althaus
- 37. ◆ Flint Sung
- 38. ◆ Mark Benton
- 39. ◆ Marie Westcott
- 40. ◆ Pierre Beverley
- 41. ◆ Trace Holland
- 42. ◆ Cora Crawford
- 43. ◆ Gwen Ikin
- 44. ◆ Julian Spalding
- 45. ◆ Kaz Lloyd
- 46. ◆ Daniel McInnes
- 47. ◆ Roger Hale
- 48. ◆ Cameron Rey
- 49. ◆ Jeff Anson
- 50. ◆ Eric Guillot
- 51. ◆ Vincent Maly
- 52. ◆ Herb Stern
- 53. ◆ Anne Wozniak
- 54. ◆ Michael Zima
- 55. ◆ Violet Piotrowski
- 56. ◆ David Chandler
- 57. ◆ John Becket
South Columbia[edit]
- 1. ◆ George McNeil
- 2. ◆ William Beck
- 3. ◆ Matt Hopper
- 4. ◆ David Vulfgang
- 5. ◆ James Yefet
- 6. ◆ Liam Blackman
- 7. ◆ Antonio Vaughn
- 8. ◆ Alan Tyrell
- 9. ◆ Walter Tolkien
- 10. ◆ Keith Devereux
- 11. ◆ Hugh Phelps
- 12. ◆ Jordyn Antúnez
- 13. ◆ Hailey Boon
- 14. ◆ Emily Zimmermann
- 15. ◆ Rhett Langlois
- 16. ◆ Isabelle Man
- 17. ◆ Carl Haberkorn
- 18. ◆ Marie Adair
- 19. ◆ Chloe Sharp
- 20. ◆ Daniel Huang
- 21. ◆ Andrew Jung
- 22. ◆ Dale Bauer
- 23. ◆ Kawacatoose Gallego
- 24. ◆ Jacob Richter
- 25. ◆ Cale Trent
- 26. ◆ Jacinda Danniel
- 27. ◆ Sam Beck
- 28. ◆ Julia Harris
- 29. ◆ Mark Fry
- 30. ◆ Brian Knopp
- 31. ◆ Iggy Kingston
- 32. ◆ Mitchell Brandon
- 33. ◆ Zachary Valdez
- 34. ◆ Nathaniel Dodge
- 35. ◆ Paige Reed
- 36. ◆ Rock Dixon
- 37. ◆ Sharon Osborne
- 38. ◆ Sean Akre
- 39. ◆ Nicole Fried
- 40. ◆ Aubrey Voss
- 41. ◆ Sophia Hofer
- 42. ◆ Fred Weaver
- 43. ◆ Richard Baldwin
- 44. ◆ Carl Morris
- 45. ◆ Timon Cabrera
- 46. ◆ Elliott Machado
- 47. ◆ Patrick Crop
- 48. ◆ Ann Battle
- 49. ◆ Neal Laurent
- 50. ◆ Ray Adamczak
- 51. ◆ Richard Hale
- 52. ◆ Paul Slusser
Portland[edit]
- 1. ◆ Lauren Kemp
- 2. ◆ Tim Hawkins
- 3. ◆ Daniel Chu
- 4. ◆ Leslie Walkenhorst
- 5. ◆ Kyle Sosa
- 6. ◆ Bruce Denzil
- 7. ◆ Issac Barnes
- 8. ◆ Jason Trent
- 9. ◆ Greg Holmes
- 10. ◆ Lee Mather
- 11. ◆ Christine Blevins
- 12. ◆ Baishan Wallace
- 13. ◆ Drake Borchard
- 14. ◆ Alex Babin
- 15. ◆ Natalie Koziel
- 16. ◆ Colin Thorne
- 17. ◆ David Mounce
- 18. ◆ Jon Niemczyk
- 19. ◆ Larry Wruck
- 20. ◆ Gavin Patterson
- 21. ◆ Thomas Morce
- 22. ◆ Ralph Turnbull
- 23. ◆ Karen Braband
- 24. ◆ Louis Glazier
- 25. ◆ Skip Walsh
- 26. ◆ Riley Toole
- 27. ◆ Frank Schnoor
- 28. ◆ Vivian Blanc
- 29. ◆ Luke Planck
- 30. ◆ Terry Grieve
- 31. ◆ Sarah Brasher
- 32. ◆ Darren Jackson
- 33. ◆ Carl Schmitt
- 34. ◆ David Loritz
- 35. ◆ Walter Coste
- 36. ◆ Todd Lemaire
- 37. ◆ Crispin Hudnall
- 38. ◆ Roger Schrek
- 39. ◆ Lois Stieber
Nez Perce[edit]
- 1. ◆ Neil Brotz
- 2. ◆ Dan Bellin
- 3. ◆ Leo Reuter
- 4. ◆ Ted Bean
- 5. ◆ Julia Radu
- 6. ◆ Robert King
- 7. ◆ Joshua Schorel
- 8. ◆ Leonard Neelam
- 9. ◆ Levi Kucera
- 10. ◆ Gabriela Thwaite
- 11. ◆ Sergio Contreras
- 12. ◆ Victoria Ignatov
- 13. ◆ Vince Novacek
- 14. ◆ Tiber Waterman
- 15. ◆ Rod McEachern
- 16. ◆ Elisa Petofi
- 17. ◆ Mason Lavoie
- 18. ◆ Dale Loyola
- 19. ◆ John Kinnaird
- 20. ◆ Eva Jansink
- 21. ◆ Bo Samaras
- 22. ◆ Caleb Berne
- 23. ◆ Erica Pearson
- 24. ◆ Mike Swango
- 25. ◆ Scott Stoep
- 26. ◆ Alex Manfredi
Ochoco[edit]
- 1. ◆ Virginia Allair
- 2. ◆ Carl Eady
- 3. ◆ Nilo Milojevic
- 4. ◆ Michael Hume
- 5. ◆ Charlotte Mensch
- 6. ◆ Val Palmer
- 7. ◆ Kevin Nelsen
- 8. ◆ Karim Johnson
- 9. ◆ Martin Lund
- 10. ◆ Sidney Croce
- 11. ◆ Hannah Couch
- 12. ◆ Olivia Muyskens
- 13. ◆ Abe Joiner
- 14. ◆ Antonio Miller
- 15. ◆ Kolton Steen
- 16. ◆ Dennis Furlan
- 17. ◆ Jerome Pop
- 18. ◆ Amy Castro
- 19. ◆ Ralph Taylor
- 20. ◆ Samatha McConnell
- 21. ◆ Reese Hearn
Proceedings[edit]
Legislation[edit]
HCR-71: Recognizing and Honoring the Life of Grant Masaru Imahara[edit]
A resolution to formally recognize and honor the life of Grant Masaru Imahara and his contributions to engineering and robotics
- July 14, 2020 Introduced
This bill was introduced into the House by Ted Bean (B-NP). - July 14, 2020 Passed House
This bill passed House by a vote of 191-0. - July 14, 2020 Passed Senate
This bill passed the Senate by a vote of 65-0. - July 14, 2020 Adopted by Parliament
Resolution adopted by Parliament.
S-443: Confronting and Addressing Sexual Exploitation of Young Girls Act[edit]
An act to confront and address the sexual exploitation of young girls by providing law enforcement the necessary tools and avenues to apprehend and bring to justice human traffickers and manufacturers of sexually exploitative material, and other provisions
- July 3, 2020 Introduced
This bill was introduced into the Senate by Carol Dunajski (N-OC). - July 4, 2020 Referred to committee
This bill was referred to the Senate Committee on Justice.
Summary of bill: Would expand the powers of federal law enforcement agencies monitor online communication to detect human sex trafficking operations, strengthen regulations concerning the production and distribution pornographic material to ensure consent and legality, create a new federal alert system for missing children, and increase the liability of websites that fail to remove sexual content depicting minors.
H-3715: Responsible and Fair Policing Act[edit]
An act to reform policing in the Commonwealth, protect citizens, officers, and to gather data on the application of the use of force, and other provisions
- June 25, 2020 Introduced
This bill was introduced into the House by Jasmin Scheer (L-OL). - June 26, 2020 Referred to committee
This bill was referred to the House Committee on Justice.
Summary of bill: Would prohibit the use chokeholds, prohibit unmarked police patrol vehicles, limit qualified immunity, provide grants to modernize training standards and to establish civilian police boards, require all uses of lethal force be reported to the Commonwealth Police Bureau, and directs the Ministry of Justice to draft federal guidelines for police conduct and training.
H-2572: Reinvigorating and Uplifting Rural Astorian Lives Act[edit]
An act to provide resources needed to stimulate rural economies, increase access to healthcare, create high-paying jobs, build infrastructure, and for other purposes
- June 1, 2020 Introduced
This bill was introduced into the House by Abe Joiner (B-OC). - June 4, 2020 Referred to committee
This bill was referred to the House Committee on Economic Development. - June 28, 2020 Passed Senate
This bill passed the Senate with an amendment by a vote of 41-23.
Summary of bill: Would allocate approximately $8.3 billion to Astoria's rural regions to be used for a variety of purposes.
H-2521: Protecting Astorian Housing Act[edit]
An act to amend the Fair Housing Act of 1985 to protect Astorian housing and keep it affordable to all citizens of the Commonwealth
- May 23, 2020 Introduced
This bill was introduced into the House by Rep. Sarah Brasher (N-PL).
- May 24, 2020 Referred to committee
This bill was referred to the House Committee on Economic Development.
- June 20, 2020 Passed House
This bill passed House by a vote of 131-64.
- June 20, 2020 Passed Senate
This bill passed the Senate by a vote of 45-20.
- June 23, 2020 Signed by President
This bill was signed by President Quinn Foster and became law.
Summary of bill: Would prohibit non-Astorian citizens from buying property.
Other[edit]
2019 First Minister election[edit]
Third House vote (January 16, 2019)
Candidate | Votes | |
---|---|---|
Baishan Wallace (Lab-Dem) | 112 | |
Julia Harris (Nat) | 83 |
Second House vote (January 12, 2019)
Candidate | Votes | |
---|---|---|
Baishan Wallace (Lab-Dem) | 70 | |
Julia Harris (Nat) | 70 | |
Andre Cross (BluSoc) | 55 |
First House vote (January 9, 2019)
Candidate | Votes | |
---|---|---|
Baishan Wallace (Lab-Dem) | 70 | |
Julia Harris (Nat) | 66 | |
Andre Cross (BluSoc) | 59 |
Second Senate vote (January 17, 2019)
Candidate | Votes | |
---|---|---|
Aye | 36 | |
Nay | 29 |
First Senate vote (January 10, 2019)
Candidate | Votes | |
---|---|---|
Aye | 24 | |
Nay | 41 |
Committees[edit]
Senate[edit]
- Committee on Agriculture
- Committee on Appropriations
- Committee on the Armed Forces
- Committee on Banking
- Committee on the Budget
- Committee on Commerce
- Committee on Education
- Committee on Executive Appointments
- Committee on Energy
- Committee on the Environment
- Committee on Finance
- Committee on Foreign Relations
- Subcommittee on Asia
- Subcommittee on Africa
- Subcommittee on Canada
- Subcommittee on the Conference of American States
- Subcommittee on China
- Subcommittee on Japan
- Subcommittee on Sierra
- Subcommittee on South America
- Subcommittee on Superior
- Subcommittee on Europe
- Committee on Labor and Pensions
- Committee on Natural Resources
- Subcommittee on Timber and Logging
- Committee on Internal Security
- Committee on Justice
- Committee on Senate Rules
House of Commons[edit]
- Committee on Agriculture
- Committee on Appropriations
- Committee on the Armed Forces
- Committee on Banking
- Committee on the Budget
- Committee on Commerce
- Committee on Economic Development
- Subcommittee on Urban Development
- Subcommittee on Rural Development
- Committee on Education
- Committee on Elections
- Committee on Energy
- Committee on Ethics
- Ad Hoc Subcommittee on the Lee Remington Investigation
- Ad Hoc Subcommittee on the Mark Howse Investigation
- Committee on the Environment
- Committee on Finance
- Committee on Foreign Relations
- Subcommittee on Asia
- Subcommittee on Africa
- Subcommittee on Europe
- Subcommittee on North America
- Subcommittee on South America
- Subcommittee on Oceania
- Subcommittee on the Conference of American States
- Committee on Labor
- Committee on Internal Security
- Subcommittee on Cybersecurity
- Committee on Justice
- Committee on Revenue
- Committee on Science and Technology
- Subcommittee on the Internet
- Committee on House Rules
- Ad Hoc Committee on COVID-19