Oregon GOP senators sue to run for reelection following walkout that led to their disqualification

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Several Republican senators, who became disqualified from reelection by accruing too many unexcused absences during a six-week legislative walkout, are now suing.

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Oregon lawmakers who accrue 10 or more unexcused absences cannot seek reelection, according to constitutional amendment Measure 113. Five Republican state senators in Oregon are suing to be allowed to run for reelection next year even though they accumulated a large number of unexcused absences during a walkout aimed at blocking votes on abortion rights and gun safety.

Senate Republican Minority Leader Tim Knopp and four other senators filed the lawsuit on Friday againstLaVonne Griffin-Valade. The other four are Sens. Daniel Bonham, Suzanne Weber, Lynn Findley and Dennis Linthicum.

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