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As the Oregon Legislature officially convenes for its 77th Legislative Session this February, we will begin the process of working together to govern our state for the next biennium. The months ahead will be filled with both challenges and opportunities, and I’d like to discuss a few of my top priorities for representing our district over the next two years. READ MORE...Latest News
Tackling Our Education Budget Challenges
Rep. Mark Johnson E-Newsletter May 15, 2013 Dear Neighbors, Across the state of Oregon, school districts are involved in the process of trying to approve their budgets for the next year. This can be a very time consuming and challenging time as school board members examine the financial resources available to…
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Teen tanning ban passes Oregon Senate, heading to John Kitzhaber
By Christian Gaston OregonLive.com May 9, 2013 SALEM — Oregon teens may soon have to tan in the sun. A...
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Rep. Mark Johnson gives Floor Speech on Oregon’s Recycling Centers
Rep. Mark Johnson May 8, 2013 Senate Bill 117 – Continuing Oregon’s successful forty two year history with bottle redemption...
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Future of Oregon’s historic bottle bill rests on redemption centers
By Harry Esteve The Oregonian May 8, 2013 MILWAUKIE — It was Jeff Scott’s lucky day. He had a bunch...
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OSBA Bill Spotlight: OEIB proposal gets strong bipartisan support in House
Oregon School Boards Association OSBA.org May 03, 2013 On May 2, the House of Representatives voted 48-8 to send House Bill 2640 to...
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Your opinion will help make a difference! There is much to be done at the state level to ensure House District 52 is getting the attention it needs and deserves. I hope you will take a moment to review and respond to the survey to tell me what is most important to you.TAKE SURVEY...Candidate Biography
Mark Johnson
Mark is currently serving his second term as the State Representative for House District 52, which encompasses Hood River, Clackamas and Multnomah Counties.
As a small business owner and a member of the Hood River County School board, Mark knows firsthand that improving education and growing our economy go hand-in-hand and must be our top priorities.
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