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Randy Miller

American politician from Oregon

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About Randy Miller

Randy Miller was an American politician.

Randy Miller Sr. is an American politician from the US state of Oregon. He served 3 terms in the Oregon State Senate, and a term in the State House.

Career Miller was appointed to the Portland Development Commission in the 1970s aged 29. One accomplishment he had in this role was removing Harbor Drive for Tom McCall Waterfront Park. Miller was first elected in 1994 to the 13th Senate district, and served 3 terms in that district. He was then elected to the 72nd Oregon Legislative Assembly for the 37th House district. In the Senate, one of his main topics of legislation was against the Oregon self gas pumping ban, which he ultimately failed to remove during his service but was lifted in 2023. As of 2023, he was a founder of the convention Reimagine Portland, committed to "build the best version of the city that’s ever been”.

Personal life Randy Miller has a son, Randy Miller Jr., who is a district court judge for the 11th circuit court.

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Member of the Oregon House of Representatives, Member of the State Senate of Oregon

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American politician from Oregon

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Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Randy Miller

· Wikidata: Q134600304

· DBpedia: Randy Miller (politician)

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