Oregon House OK's Hatfield statue in U.S. Capitol, bill goes to the Senate

KTVZ.COM, SALEM, Ore. (AP) — The Oregon House has again voted to pull a statue of Oregon pioneer Jason Lee from a prominent place in the U.S. Capitol and replace it with one of Mark Hatfield. ✧ Lee, a 19th century missionary and founder of the school that became Willamette University, is one of Oregon's two statues in the halls of Congress. ✧ Hatfield supporters say it's time to showcase a new era of Oregon history represented by the Oregon governor and Republican U.S. senator who died in 2011. ✧ They revived the measure after a similar bill passed the House last year, but died in a Senate committee. ✧ The House voted Friday to require the Oregon Historical Society to raise money for a Hatfield statue. Lee's statue would return to Salem. ✧ The measure goes to the Senate.

House Bill 4071 passed 39-18. See the vote:
Bailey Aye
Barnhart Aye
Barker Aye
Barton Nay
Bentz Aye
Berger Aye
Boone Aye
Buckley Nay
Cameron Aye
Clem Aye
Conger Nay
Davis Excused
Doherty Aye
Esquivel Excused
Fagan Aye
Frederick Aye
Freeman Aye
Gallegos Aye
Gelser Aye
Gilliam Aye
Gomberg Aye
Gorsek Aye
Greenlick Aye
Hanna Aye
Harker Aye
Hicks Aye
Holvey Nay
Hoyle Aye
Huffman Nay
Jenson Aye
Johnson Aye
Kennemer Nay
Keny-Guyer Aye
Komp Aye
Krieger Aue
Lininger Aye
Lively Aye
McLane Nay
Matthews Aye
McKeown Aye
Nathanson Aye
Olson Nay
Parrish Aye
Read Aye
Reardon Aye
Richardson Excused for Business
Smith Nay
Smith Warner Aye
Sprenger Nay
Thatcher Nay
Thompson Nay
Tomei Nay
Unger Nay
Vega Pederson Aye
Weidner Nay
Whisnant Nay
Whitsett Nay
Williamson Aye
Witt Nay
Speaker Kotek Aye