Oregon House Republicans Elect Lucetta Elmer Leader Replacing Christine Drazan
Oregon House Republicans Elect Lucetta Elmer Leader Replacing Christine Drazan

Oregon House Republicans Elect Lucetta Elmer Leader Replacing Christine Drazan

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Representative Lucetta Elmer of McMinnville has been elected as the new Oregon House Republican Leader, succeeding Christine Drazan who is moving to the Senate to fill the seat of the resigning Senator Daniel Bonham. Elmer, a member of the House since 2023 and former deputy leader, has emphasized her commitment to leadership with strength, respect, and diplomacy, focusing on representing the voices of all Oregonians. She is expected to address key issues such as public safety, affordability, and prosperity. Senate Republican Leader Bruce Starr praised Elmer's capabilities and expressed optimism about their collaborative efforts to present an alternative vision for Oregon. Alek Skarlatos was also elected as the deputy leader to support this new leadership team. The leadership changes in both the House and Senate Republican caucuses mark a significant transition period for Oregon's GOP as they aim to tackle pressing state challenges.

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