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2015 Environmental Scorecard for the Oregon Legislature

HB 4122

Labeling of Genetically Engineered Fish

HB 4122 would have required genetically engineered fish sold in retail stores to be clearly labeled as such. Without mandatory food labeling laws, Oregon consumers will be unable to tell whether they are buying wild caught fish from the Pacific Northwest or Alaska, or genetically engineered fish that may pose a threat to the environment and Oregon’s commercial fishing industry.

Visit the Oregon Legislature's bill history and full text.

Yes is the pro-environment vote.
Status: Passed the House 32-27

House Votes

RepresentativeHB 4122
Barker, Jeffpro-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterBarnhart, Philpro-environment vote
Barreto, Greganti-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterBarton, Brentexcused absence
Bentz, Cliffanti-environment vote
Boone, Deborahpro-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterBuckley, Peterpro-environment vote
Buehler, Knuteanti-environment vote
Clem, Brianpro-environment vote
Davis, Johnanti-environment vote
Doherty, Margaretpro-environment vote
Esquivel, Salanti-environment vote
Evans, Paulpro-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterFagan, Shemiapro-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterFrederick, Lewpro-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterGallegos, Joepro-environment vote
Gilliam, Vicanti-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterGomberg, Davidpro-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterGorsek, Chrispro-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterGreenlick, Mitchpro-environment vote
Hack, Jodianti-environment vote
Hayden, Cedricanti-environment vote
Heard, Dallasanti-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterHelm, Kenpro-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterHolvey, Paulpro-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterHoyle, Valpro-environment vote
Huffman, Johnanti-environment vote
Johnson, Markanti-environment vote
Kennemer, Billanti-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterKeny-Guyer, Alissapro-environment vote
Komp, Bettypro-environment vote
Kotek, Tinapro-environment vote
Krieger, Wayneanti-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterLininger, Annpro-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterLively, Johnpro-environment vote
McKeown, Caddyanti-environment vote
McLain, Susanpro-environment vote
McLane, Mikeanti-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterNathanson, Nancypro-environment vote
Nearman, Mikeanti-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterNosse, Robpro-environment vote
Olson, Andyanti-environment vote
Parrish, Julieanti-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterPiluso, Carlapro-environment vote
Post, Billanti-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterRayfield, Danpro-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterRead, Tobiaspro-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterReardon, Jeffpro-environment vote
Smith, Greganti-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterSmith-Warner, Barbarapro-environment vote
Sprenger, Sherrieanti-environment vote
Stark, Duaneanti-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterTaylor, Kathleenpro-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterVega Pederson, Jessicapro-environment vote
Weidner, Jimanti-environment vote
Whisnant, Geneanti-environment vote
Whitsett, Gailanti-environment vote
representative whose score is 90% or greaterWilliamson, Jenniferpro-environment vote
Wilson, Carlanti-environment vote
Witt, Bradanti-environment vote
pro-environment voteanti-environment voteabsent or excusedlegislator whose score is 90% or greater
 
 

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