Oregon § 248.085 Transfer of property; election of officers; bylaws or rules; executive committee functions

Oregon Statutes

§ 248.085 — Transfer of property; election of officers; bylaws or rules; executive committee functions

Oregon § 248.085

Vol.6

Title 23Elections

Ch. 248Political Parties; Presidential Electors

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 248.085 (2026).

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(1)At the organizational meeting of the state central committee:

(a)The officers of the retiring state central committee shall deliver to the newly elected committee the property, records and funds owned or controlled by the retiring committee.

(b)The committee shall elect a chairperson, vice chairperson and other officers the committee considers necessary. The persons elected to the offices need not be members of the state central committee. The committee shall determine the term of each office.

(c)The committee shall adopt, amend or repeal bylaws or rules for the government of the state central committee.

(2)At any meeting of the state central committee, the committee, by bylaw or resolution, may select an executive committee and delegate powers to it. The persons selected as the ex

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(1) At the organizational meeting of the state central committee:
(a) The officers of the retiring state central committee shall deliver to the newly elected committee the property, records and funds owned or controlled by the retiring committee.
(b) The committee shall elect a chairperson, vice chairperson and other officers the committee considers necessary. The persons elected to the offices need not be members of the state central committee. The committee shall determine the term of each office.
(c) The committee shall adopt, amend or repeal bylaws or rules for the government of the state central committee.
(2) At any meeting of the state central committee, the committee, by bylaw or resolution, may select an executive committee and delegate powers to it. The persons selected as the executive committee need not be members of the state central committee. In no event may the central committee delegate, or the executive committee exercise, the power to elect a person to fill a vacancy in state committee offices. However, the central committee may provide in its bylaws for the appointment by the executive committee of a temporary officer to fill a vacancy.