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Together we can ensure Oregon’s youth and elders, including immigrants, can access the food we need to thrive. Help make Food for All Oregonians a reality by contacting your lawmakers today.

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How a bill becomes law.

After a bill is introduced, it goes through a few steps before it becomes a law. Here’s how it works:

Senate committee holds a hearing and passes the bill.
Ways & Means committee holds a hearing and passes the bill.
The Senate votes on the bill.
The House votes on the bill.
The governor signs the bill and it becomes law.

Where is the bill now?

Step 1: The Senate Human Services Committee will hold a hearing in which anyone can speak about or submit written testimony regarding the bill. You can sign up to speak or submit written testimony once the bill is officially added to a committee’s agenda. Sometime after the hearing, the committee will likely vote on the bill, where it needs 3 out of 5 votes to pass.

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I am asking and encouraging everyone to support this campaign because it’s very crucial and a stepping stone to what [other] states are already doing across the country.

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