Skip to content

Politics406.com

  • Home
  • Montana
  • Regional
  • National
  • Opinion
Posted on February 22, 2021

Rep. Diego Hernandez, facing expulsion vote, resigns from Oregon Legislature: report

Rep. Diego Hernandez, a three-term Portland Democrat who’s been embroiled in controversy for months following multiple allegations that he created a hostile workplace for women, told OPB News on Sunday he is resigning, the news organization reported.

Hernandez was facing the possibility of being the first legislator expelled from the Legislature in Oregon.

READ FULL STORY

Related Stories:

  • Ballot language for Idaho’s abortion vote still not right
  • James Brown Make Fraud a Losing Proposition by Identifying Scams Before They Start
  • Flint Touts Working-Class Background
  • U.S. Mint Commemorates 25th Anniversary of September 11 with Half Dollar
  • Little Names Two New Members to State Board of Education
  • Gianforte Pushes for Flat Income Tax in Montana

Most Viewed

  • Trade Union Breaks From Democrats, Back Flint
  • Knudsen to Speak at RNC Midterm Convention
  • Dems Announce Bankhead Dropped Out — She Didn’t
  • Knudsen Was Right to Restore Montana’s Term Limits
1776 Foundation License Plate Ad

Post navigation

Previous PostPrevious Politics Is Seeping Into Our Daily Life and Ruining Everything
Next PostNext Bill would delay sales of recreational marijuana in Montana by one year
Politics406.com Logo

Politics406.com
Billings, Montana 59106

Contact

More Recent Stories:

Montana

  • Montana State enrolls record 17,477 students, welcomes largest ever incoming first-year class
  • Montana Historical Society Launches New Book Prize
  • Report: Registered Agents Generate $37 Million a Year for Montana

National

  • Control of Senate might hinge on liberal Muslim in Michigan
  • Pershing Square Earnings Rise as Assets Under Management Surge
  • Clinic Owner Sentenced in $69M Arizona Medicaid Fraud Case

Regional

  • Jackley: South Dakota to Receive Settlement Over Car Loans
  • North Dakota Drone Replacement Program Nears Final Procurement Stage
  • Gov. Rhoden Invites Students to Submit Artwork for Annual Competition

Opinion

  • Everyday Economics: Labor market found a floor. Productivity has to do the rest
  • Coal and Nuclear in Wyoming
  • Op-Ed: The Proxy Advisers’ Forty-Year Free Pass Just Ran Out

Politics406.com is owned and operated by Big Sky Broadcasting LLC. Big Sky Broadcasting was formed in 2015 by a group of young entrepreneurs in Montana seeking to bring about variety and innovation in newspaper, radio, and TV reporting and publishing.

Copyright © 2026 Politics406.com, All Rights Reserved. This site uses cookies to track anonymous data from Google.