Oregon secretary of state tells GOP lawmakers who walked out they can't run in 2024, setting up M. 113 court fight

SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Oregon's secretary of state announced Tuesday that Republican lawmakers who stayed away from the Capitol for several days during the recent legislative session won't be allowed to file for re-election next year, due to Measure 113, and Senate GOP Leader Tim Knopp of Bend quickly vowed a court challenge to that decision. Here's the full statement from Secretary of State LaVonne Griffin-Valade and the response from Oregon Senate Republicans: Legislators Disqualified Under Measure 113 Will Not Be Allowed to File to Run in 2024 Salem, OR...