Bruce Hanna

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Rep. Bruce Hanna
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66th Speaker of the Oregon House of Representatives
In office
January 10, 2011 – January 14, 2013
Serving with Arnie Roblan
Preceded by Dave Hunt
Succeeded by Tina Kotek
Member of the Oregon House of Representatives
from the 7th district
Incumbent
Assumed office
2004
Preceded by Jeff Kruse
Personal details
Born April 1960 (age 53)
Roseburg, Oregon
Political party Republican
Spouse(s) Teresa
Residence Roseburg, Oregon
Occupation Businessman

Bruce Hanna (born April 1960) is a Republican politician from Roseburg in the US state of Oregon. He serves in the Oregon House of Representatives, representing District 7, which spans Lane and Douglas counties.[1] He was the co-Speaker of the House for the 2011–2012 session along with Democrat Arnie Roblan.[2]

Political career [edit]

Hanna was first appointed to the House in 2004, to fill a seat vacated by fellow Republican Jeff Kruse.[1] In that session, Hanna served on the House Interim Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources. He is the president of the Roseburg Coca Cola Bottling Plant.[1]

He was chosen as minority leader in August 2007, to serve for the remainder of the 74th Oregon legislature. In that capacity he succeeded Wayne Scott, who resigned the post and did not seek reelection in 2008.

The outcome of the 2010 Oregon House of Representatives elections left the House in a 30-30 tie. Hanna was elected by his colleagues to serve as Co-Speaker of the Oregon House of Representatives for the 76th Legislative Assembly, along with Democrat Arnie Roblan.[3]


References [edit]

  1. ^ a b c "District 7: Hanna". The Register-Guard. October 13, 2004. 
  2. ^ Steves, Dave (January 15, 2011). "Political foes to work together in House divided". The Register-Guard. Retrieved January 18, 201l. 
  3. ^ Cole, Michelle (December 08, 2010). "Oregon House Republicans choose Bruce Hanna as their Co-Speaker nominee". The Oregonian. 

External links [edit]

Members of the Oregon House of Representatives
   
  1.    Wayne Krieger (R)
  2.    Tim Freeman (R)
  3.    Wally Hicks (R)
  4.    Dennis Richardson (R)
  5.    Peter J. Buckley (D)
  6.    Sal Esquivel (R)
  7.    Bruce Hanna (R)
  8.    Paul Holvey (D)
  9.    Caddy McKeown (D)
  10.    David Gomberg (D)
  11.    Phil Barnhart (D)
  12.    John Lively (D)
  13.    Nancy Nathanson (D)
  14.    Val Hoyle (D)
  15.    Andy Olson (R)
  1.    Sara Gelser (D)
  2.    Sherrie Sprenger (R)
  3.    Vic Gilliam (R)
  4.    Kevin Cameron (R)
  5.    Vicki Berger (R)
  6.    Brian Clem (D)
  7.    Betty Komp (D)
  8.    Jim Thompson (R)
  9.    Jim Weidner (R)
  10.    Kim Thatcher (R)
  11.    John Davis (R)
  12.    Tobias Read (D)
  13.    Jeff Barker (D)
  14.    Ben Unger (D)
  15.    Joe Gallegos (D)
  1.    Brad Witt (D)
  2.    Deborah Boone (D)
  3.    Mitch Greenlick (D)
  4.    Chris Harker (D)
  5.    Margaret Doherty (D)
  6.    Jennifer Williamson (D)
  7.    Julie Parrish (R)
  8.    Chris Garrett (D)
  9.    Bill Kennemer (R)
  10.    Brent Barton (D)
  11.    Carolyn Tomei (D)
  12.    Jules Bailey (D)
  13.    Lew Frederick (D)
  14.    Tina Kotek (D)
  15.    Michael Dembrow (D)
  1.    Alissa Keny-Guyer (D)
  2.    Jessica Vega Pederson (D)
  3.    Jeff Reardon (D)
  4.    Chris Gorsek (D)
  5.    Greg Matthews (D)
  6.    Shemia Fagan (D)
  7.    Mark Johnson (R)
  8.    Gene Whisnant (R)
  9.    Jason Conger (R)
  10.    Mike McLane (R)
  11.    Gail Whitsett (R)
  12.    Greg Smith (R)
  13.    Bob Jenson (R)
  14.    John Huffman (R)
  15.    Cliff Bentz (R)
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