Most consumer loans are capped at 36% interest, but predatory lenders exploited loopholes to inflate rates as high as 160% on more than 22,000 loans. HB 4116 would ensure stronger consumer protections and greater financial security for communities across the state. #orpol #orleg

The events of the last two days—not to mention the last year—have shown us all that Donald Trump’s federal immigration forces are not making our communities safer or more secure. They are tearing families apart, terrorizing neighborhoods, and injuring and killing community members.

Check out my December legislative newsletter for info about new laws going into effect on January 1, the work we're doing to protect against federal healthcare rollbacks, and updates about what I've been up to this month in the community! content.govdelivery.com/accounts/ORL...

BREAKING: We’re announcing an EXPANDED 2026 Target Map – and a $50 million budget! – to deliver new majorities, trifectas, and increased power for Democrats across the map 🧵 DLCC.org/TargetMap

Gov. @tinakotek.bsky.social has stepped up with real leadership when Oregon families needed it most — from tackling housing affordability, to defending SNAP benefits, to standing up to Trump's attempts to send the military into our streets. I'm proud to support her re-election campaign

There is no mistaking where Oregonians stand: we do not want federal troops on our streets. Oregon is our home, not a war zone or a military target, and our communities remain vibrant and secure.

I am just horrified to wake up to the news of the assassination of Melissa Hortman & her husband Mark. Melissa was the longtime Speaker / Dem. caucus leader in the Minnesota House, and she served on the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee board with me (1/2) www.nytimes.com/live/2025/06...

Introducing the newest members of our Board of Directors! These lawmakers have spent their time in office doing incredible work for the people of their states. Here’s why we’re excited to have them join our board: 🧵

(1/3) Excited to announce that I've been elected to serve on the DLCC Board of Directors! The DLCC works to build Democratic majorities in state legislatures across the country — those majorities are key to how we fight back effectively against the Trump administration’s chaos @thedlcc.bsky.social

In 100 days, Trump's policies have significantly harmed Oregonians. The consequences of these actions are severe and widespread. House Democrats are doing everything we can to fight back. It's time to hold this administration accountable and demand a future that uplifts all Americans. #Trump100Days

Trump’s chaos agenda is back—but Oregon’s ready. Join Speaker Julie Fahey, Majority Leader Ben Bowman, & Reps. Ricki Ruiz and Willy Chotzen for a virtual town hall: **Protecting Our Progress** April 17 | 5 p.m. **Register here** bit.ly/43KPPqC #ORpol #ORleg

Join me, Majority Leader Bowman, Rep. Chotzen, & Rep. Ruiz on April 17 at 5 pm for a special virtual town hall about how Democratic leaders in Oregon are defending our values in the legislature & the courts against attacks by the Trump administration. Register & submit questions at: bit.ly/43KPPqC

(1/2) I’m excited to join Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield this week for the first in his series of Federal Oversight Forums. These events will be public conversations about federal oversight issues and the work of the AG’s office to hold the federal government accountable

The legislature is in the middle of the 2025 session, which runs from January through June. While we're in session, my official account is the best place to get updates on our work — follow me there at @repfahey.bsky.social!

While Congress debates cuts to Medicaid, Oregon is standing strong to protect the Oregon Health Plan (OHP). Our state has led the way in making Medicaid work efficiently, ensuring healthcare access for 1.4 million people.

A great read by @ezrakleinbot.bsky.social. Trump is using chaos in place of leadership — he is "acting like a king because he is too weak to govern like a president." Don't believe him. www.nytimes.com/2025/02/02/o...