Majority Caucus Office Karen Minnis, Majority Leader R-49 Wood Village Interim & Capitol Address: 900 Court St. NE  H-295 Salem, Oregon 97301 Office: 503-986-1400 minnis.rep@state.or.us

Welcome to the House Majority Office.

House Majority Leader Karen Minnis was elected November 7, 2002 by her 35 incoming Republican colleagues to serve as the next Speaker of the Oregon House when the Legislature reconvenes on January 13, 2003. Rep. Minnis and her staff are now at the Speaker's Office: Room 269 in the State Capitol building. The phone number at that office is (503) 986-1200.
Rep. Tim Knopp (R-Bend) will suceed Rep. Minnis as Majority Leader. He can be reached at the House Majority Office: Room H-295 in the State Capitol building. The phone number at that office is (503) 986-1400.

The House Majority Leader is elected by the House Republican Caucus to lead their efforts in the House of Representatives. The Majority Leader and her staff assist Republican members and their office staff with legislation, constituent outreach, staff training, research, and media relations.

With the help of the House Republican Leadership Team, which includes the Majority Whip, the Deputy Majority Leader and the Assistant House Majority Leaders, the Majority Leader communicates with Republican members, and promotes the goals of the House Republican Caucus.

If you need information or assistance regarding Republican members of the Oregon House of Representatives, please do not hesitate to contact the office at 503-986-1400.

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