History of Jeff Merkley in Timeline
Jeff Merkley is an American politician currently serving as the junior United States Senator from Oregon, a position he has held since his election in 2008. As a member of the Democratic Party, Merkley previously served in the Oregon House of Representatives from 1999 to 2009, representing the 47th district. He also held the position of Speaker of the Oregon House during the final two years of his service there.
2 hours ago : Jeff Merkley Discusses War, Economy, and Mental Health at Sisters Town Hall.
Senator Jeff Merkley addressed war, the economy, and youth mental health at a town hall in Sisters, Oregon. He also spoke about Trump and protesting. Republicans are also vying to unseat Bentz.
1953: Wayne Morse's record
Jeff Merkley speech surpassed fellow Oregon Senator Wayne Morse's record from 1953 and was the fourth-longest in Senate history.
October 24, 1956: Jeff Merkley Born
On October 24, 1956, Jeffrey Alan Merkley was born. He is an American politician and the junior United States senator from Oregon.
1960: Oregon was represented in the Senate by two Democrats
From 1960 to 1967, Maurine Brown Neuberger served alongside Wayne Morse.
1967: Oregon was represented in the Senate by two Democrats
From 1960 to 1967, Maurine Brown Neuberger served alongside Wayne Morse.
1968: Bob Packwood Defeated Wayne Morse
In 1968, Bob Packwood defeated Wayne Morse, an event referenced as the last time an incumbent Oregon senator was unseated before Merkley defeated Smith.
1979: Graduated from Stanford
In 1979, Jeff Merkley received a Bachelor of Arts degree in international relations from Stanford University.
1982: Earned Master's Degree from Princeton
In 1982, Jeff Merkley earned a Master of Public Affairs degree from the Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton University.
1991: Executive Director at Portland Habitat for Humanity
In 1991, Jeff Merkley returned to Portland and served as executive director of Portland Habitat for Humanity.
1994: Left Habitat for Humanity
In 1994, Jeff Merkley ended his service as executive director of Portland Habitat for Humanity.
2002: District Renumbered
In 2002, the 16th district in east Portland, where Jeff Merkley was a representative, was renumbered as the 47th district after redistricting.
August 1, 2007: Announced Senate Run
On August 1, 2007, Jeff Merkley announced that he would run for the U.S. Senate in the 2008 election.
December 2007: Endorsed by Oregon AFL-CIO
In December 2007, Jeff Merkley was endorsed by the Oregon AFL-CIO, the state's largest labor federation, citing his voting record and electability.
July 2008: Led in Rasmussen Poll
In July 2008, a Rasmussen poll showed Jeff Merkley leading Gordon Smith, albeit within the margin of error, in the Senate race.
2008: Independent Party Nomination
In 2008, Jeff Merkley became the first federal candidate to be cross-nominated by the Independent Party of Oregon.
2008: Defeated Gordon Smith
In 2008, Jeff Merkley defeated two-term Republican incumbent U.S. senator Gordon Smith.
January 3, 2009: Sworn in as Senator
On January 3, 2009, Jeff Merkley was sworn in as a senator, marking the first time since 1967 that Oregon was represented in the Senate by two Democrats.
February 2010: Petition for Government-Run Health Insurance Program
In February 2010, Jeff Merkley was a founding signatory of a petition to use reconciliation to pass legislation providing for a government-run health insurance program. Merkley also championed legislation that gives nursing mothers flexible break times and private space to pump breast milk at work.
February 2010: Unemployment Benefits Extension
In late February 2010, Jeff Merkley tried to persuade Republican colleague Jim Bunning to drop his objection to passing a 30-day extension of unemployment benefits for jobless Americans, but was unsuccessful.
December 2010: Vote for Ratification of New Start Treaty
In December 2010, Jeff Merkley voted for the ratification of New Start, a nuclear arms reduction treaty between the U.S. and Russia. This treaty obliged both countries to limit their strategic warheads and launchers, and it included provisions for on-site inspections, marking the first arms treaty with Russia in eight years.
2010: Cosponsoring legislation to repeal Don't Ask Don't Tell
In 2010, Jeff Merkley cosponsored legislation to repeal Don't Ask Don't Tell (DADT), which allowed gay Americans to serve openly in the military.
2010: Criticism of Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission
In 2010, Jeff Merkley criticized the Supreme Court case Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission for allowing unlimited independent political spending by corporations.
2010: Introducing the Oil Independence for a Stronger America Act
In 2010, Jeff Merkley, along with Senators Tom Carper, Tom Udall, and Michael Bennet, introduced the Oil Independence for a Stronger America Act, which aimed to achieve complete independence from overseas oil by 2030. This act promoted American energy independence and investment in alternative energy sources.
2010: Proposal about Filibuster
In late 2010, Jeff Merkley began circulating a proposal about the need to filibuster in order to block legislation.
January 5, 2011: Introducing a resolution to reform Senate rules
On January 5, 2011, Jeff Merkley, along with Senators Tom Udall and Tom Harkin, introduced a resolution to increase debate and accountability in the Senate. The resolution aimed to eliminate the filibuster on motions to proceed, eliminate secret holds, guarantee amendment consideration for both majority and minority, require a "talking filibuster", and expedite the nominations process. Merkley expressed that the Senate was failing to fulfill its legislative responsibilities.
March 2011: Cosponsoring the Respect for Marriage Act
In March 2011, Jeff Merkley cosponsored the Respect for Marriage Act (RFMA) aimed at repealing the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA). Along with other RFMA cosponsors, Merkley released a video for the It Gets Better Project, an anti-bullying initiative for LGBTQIA+ youth.
November 2011: Urged Obama to Expedite Transition in Afghanistan
In November 2011, Jeff Merkley led an effort to urge President Obama to expedite the transition of responsibility for military and security operations to the government of Afghanistan.
2011: Promoting Electric Vehicles Act Introduction
In 2011, Jeff Merkley and Senator Lamar Alexander introduced the Promoting Electric Vehicles Act. This bill was designed to provide short-term incentives for the rapid development and production of electric vehicles.
2011: Introduced Bill to Reform Filibuster
In 2011, Jeff Merkley introduced a bill to reform the filibuster, joined by Senators Tom Udall and Tom Harkin.
April 2012: Leading effort to pass amendment on rural post office closures
During the Postal Reform Act debate in the Senate in April 2012, Jeff Merkley led an effort to pass an amendment imposing a one-year moratorium on the closure of most rural post offices. The bill then would prohibit the closure of post offices more than 10 miles from another post office and impose other limitations on closures.
May 2012: Push for Stricter Volcker Rule Provisions
In May 2012, Jeff Merkley and Carl Levin pushed regulators to stiffen their draft language on the Volcker Rule provisions, prompted by a $2 billion trading loss at JPMorgan Chase & Co. The Volcker Rule, part of the Dodd-Frank Act, aims to prevent high-risk trading by banks that could jeopardize the banking system.
July 2012: Sponsoring the Disclose Act
In July 2012, Jeff Merkley and six other senators sponsored the Disclose Act, which would require public disclosure of political donors who give $10,000 or more, in response to the Supreme court's decision not to revisit the Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission case.
July 2012: Proposal of Refinancing Plan for Homeowners
In July 2012, Jeff Merkley proposed a refinancing plan for homeowners who owe more than their houses are worth. The plan would allow any homeowner current on their mortgage to refinance into a 4% mortgage for 15 years or a 5% mortgage for 30 years, aiming to speed up the recovery of the housing market.
August 2013: Letter to Department of Defense
In August 2013, Jeff Merkley was one of 23 Democratic senators to sign a letter to the Department of Defense warning about predatory loan products offered to service members.
May 2014: Signing letter regarding net neutrality rules
In May 2014, Jeff Merkley was one of 11 senators to sign a letter to FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler, days before the FCC was scheduled to rewrite its net neutrality rules. The letter charged that Wheeler's proposal would destroy net neutrality and urged the FCC to consider reclassifying Internet providers to regulate them more broadly, similar to traditional phone companies.
2014: Re-elected to Senate
In 2014, Jeff Merkley was reelected to the Senate, defeating Republican nominee Monica Wehby.
July 2015: Signing letter to U.S. Chamber of Commerce
In July 2015, Jeff Merkley was one of eight senators to sign a letter to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce requesting they cease lobbying against anti-smoking regulations, asserting that their opposition was contrary to United States foreign policy and global health goals.
2015: Relative Killed in Umpqua Community College Shooting
In 2015, Jeff Merkley's first cousin's great-granddaughter, Rebecka Ann Carnes, was among the nine people killed in the Umpqua Community College shooting.
2015: Repeal of the Clean Power Plan Compliance Costs
In October 2017, Jeff Merkley was one of 19 senators to sign a letter to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt questioning Pruitt's decision to repeal the Clean Power Plan and its costs to comply with the 2015 Rule.
December 2016: Signing letter to Trump regarding prescription drug costs
In December 2016, Jeff Merkley was one of 17 senators to sign a letter to then President-elect Trump, requesting him to fulfill his campaign pledge to lower prescription drug costs. They expressed their willingness to collaborate on measures to achieve this goal.
December 2016: Vote Against the 21st Century Cures Act
In December 2016, Jeff Merkley was one of five senators to vote against the Obama administration-supported 21st Century Cures Act, a legislation increasing funding for disease research while addressing flaws in the American mental health systems and altering drugs and medical devices' regulatory system.
2016: Endorsed Bernie Sanders
In 2016, Jeff Merkley was the only U.S. senator to endorse Bernie Sanders in the Democratic presidential primaries.
2016: Endorsed Bernie Sanders for President
In 2016, Jeff Merkley was the only member of the Senate to endorse Bernie Sanders in his bid for the Democratic nomination for president.
February 2017: Letter to Attorney General Jeff Sessions Regarding Russian Collusion
In February 2017, Jeff Merkley was one of 11 senators who signed a letter to U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions expressing concern about allegations of collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russian government. The senators requested an independent Special Counsel to investigate these allegations, including those related to Michael Flynn's resignation.
April 4, 2017: Protested Gorsuch Confirmation
On April 4, 2017, Jeff Merkley held the Senate floor for 15 hours and 28 minutes in protest of the confirmation of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court.
April 2017: Filibuster of Neil Gorsuch's Nomination
In April 2017, Jeff Merkley filibustered for 15 hours in protest of Neil Gorsuch's nomination, calling it a "stolen seat" due to the Senate Republicans blocking President Obama's nomination of Merrick Garland.
June 2017: Vote on Resolution to Block Arms Sale to Saudi Arabia
In June 2017, Jeff Merkley voted for a resolution by Rand Paul and Chris Murphy that would block Trump's $510 million sale of precision-guided munitions to Saudi Arabia, which was part of a larger $110 billion arms sale announced the previous year.
October 2017: Letter Questioning Repeal of the Clean Power Plan
In October 2017, Jeff Merkley was one of 19 senators to sign a letter to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt questioning Pruitt's decision to repeal the Clean Power Plan, asserting that the repeal's proposal used "mathematical sleights of hand to over-state the costs of industry compliance with the 2015 Rule and understate the benefits that will be lost if the 2017 repeal is finalized".
January 2018: Letter Encouraging Protection and Expansion of 'Buy America' Laws
In January 2018, Jeff Merkley was one of 10 senators to sign a letter to Trump encouraging him to protect and expand 'Buy America' laws. The letter asserted that infrastructure proposals should ensure the use of American-made materials and fair wages for workers.
March 2018: Merkley Led Senators Against FCC Proposal to Curb Lifeline Program Benefits
In March 2018, Jeff Merkley spearheaded a letter, co-signed by nine other senators, criticizing FCC Chairman Ajit Pai's proposal to reduce the benefits from the Lifeline program, which provided high-speed internet access to approximately 6.5 million individuals in impoverished communities. The senators, led by Merkley, asserted that it was Pai's responsibility to enhance the Lifeline program and ensure more Americans have affordable access to broadband and phone service. They advocated for extending Lifeline's reach to more Americans requiring communication services.
March 2018: Vote Against Tabling Resolution on Troop Withdrawal from Yemen
In March 2018, Jeff Merkley voted against tabling a resolution that would have required Trump to withdraw American troops from Yemen within 30 days unless they were combating Al-Qaeda.
June 2018: Denied Entry to Casa Padre
In June 2018, Jeff Merkley attempted to enter the Casa Padre processing facility in Brownsville, Texas, where children separated from their parents were being detained, but was not permitted to enter.
June 2018: Attempted Visit to Detention Facility
In June 2018, Jeff Merkley attempted to visit a facility holding the children of jailed adults who had attempted to cross the border to seek asylum, but was denied entrance.
June 28, 2018: Voted Against Pentagon Spending Bill
On June 28, 2018, Jeff Merkley was the only member of the Senate Appropriations Committee to vote against the $675 billion Pentagon spending bill for fiscal 2019.
July 2018: Children Still Separated
As of July 2018, many children who were separated under the Trump administration's policy still had not been reunited with their parents.
August 2018: Letter to Homeland Security
In August 2018, Jeff Merkley was one of 17 senators to sign a letter to Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen demanding the Trump administration take action to reunite migrant children with their families.
September 2018: Cosponsoring the Climate Risk Disclosure Act
In September 2018, Jeff Merkley cosponsored the Climate Risk Disclosure Act along with other senators. The bill, as stated by cosponsor Elizabeth Warren, aimed to use market forces to accelerate the transition from fossil fuels to cleaner energy, thereby reducing the risk of environmental and financial disasters without using taxpayer money.
October 2018: Signing letter regarding visas for same-sex partners
In October 2018, Jeff Merkley was one of 20 senators to sign a letter to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, urging him to reverse the rolling back of a policy that granted visas to same-sex partners of LGBTQIA+ diplomats whose unions were not recognized by their home countries.
October 2018: Letter to Secretary of State Pompeo Regarding Arms Sales to Saudi Arabia and UAE
In October 2018, Jeff Merkley was one of seven senators to sign a letter to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo expressing concern over the Trump administration's certifications regarding Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates' compliance with U.S. laws on arms sales in Yemen.
November 2018: Cosponsoring resolution on Climate Change
In November 2018, Jeff Merkley was among 25 Democratic senators who cosponsored a resolution that specified key findings from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report and the National Climate Assessment. The resolution signified the senators' acceptance of these findings and their commitment to taking bold action to address climate change.
December 2018: Voting for the First Step Act
In December 2018, Jeff Merkley voted for the First Step Act, a legislation aimed at reducing recidivism rates among federal prisoners by expanding job training and other programs. This included an expansion of early-release programs and modifications on sentencing laws for nonviolent drug offenders.
December 2018: Signing letter regarding e-cigarette use among youth
In December 2018, Jeff Merkley was among 21 senators to sign a letter to Food and Drugs Commissioner Scott Gottlieb expressing approval of the FDA's actions to limit youth access to e-cigarettes and urging the agency to take further steps to reduce e-cigarette use among young people.
December 2018: Letter Expressing Concern Over Suspension of Nuclear Forces Treaty
In December 2018, Jeff Merkley was one of 26 senators to sign a letter expressing concern over the Trump administration's decision to suspend its obligations in the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty. The letter called on President Trump to continue arms negotiations and voiced concern about abandoning bipartisan U.S. leadership in reducing nuclear weapons.
December 2018: Letter Arguing Against Improper Use of Affordable Care Act Section 1332
In December 2018, Jeff Merkley was one of 42 senators to sign a letter to Trump administration officials arguing that the administration was improperly using Section 1332 of the Affordable Care Act to authorize states to "increase health care costs for millions of consumers while weakening protections for individuals with preexisting conditions."
2018: Letter to President Trump
In April 2019, Jeff Merkley was one of 34 senators to sign a letter to President Trump encouraging him to reverse a decision that would damage national security and aggravate conditions inside Central America preventing the use of Fiscal Year 2018 national security funding.
January 2019: Introducing the Background Check Expansion Act
In January 2019, Jeff Merkley was among 40 senators who introduced the Background Check Expansion Act, a bill requiring background checks for the sale or transfer of all firearms, including by unlicensed sellers, with certain exceptions for transfers between law enforcement, temporary loans for hunting or sporting events, transfers to immediate family members, inheritances, and temporary transfers for immediate self-defense.
January 2019: Sponsored Dreamer Confidentiality Act
In January 2019, Jeff Merkley was one of 20 senators to sponsor the Dreamer Confidentiality Act, imposing a ban on DHS from passing information collected on DACA recipients.
February 2019: Introduction of the State Public Option Act
In February 2019, Jeff Merkley was one of 23 Democratic senators to introduce the State Public Option Act, a bill that would authorize states to form a Medicaid buy-in program for all residents, allowing them to buy into a state-driven Medicaid health insurance plan if they wished.
February 2019: Signing letter calling for hearing on universal background checks
In February 2019, Jeff Merkley was one of 38 senators to sign a letter to Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham, calling for a hearing on universal background checks. The letter also noted Graham's intention to have the committee work on 'red flag' legislation and potentially background checks.
February 28, 2019: Introduction of Resolution Prohibiting Military Intervention in Venezuela
On February 28, 2019, Jeff Merkley introduced a resolution prohibiting American military intervention in Venezuela without Congress's approval. He called for Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro to resign and for new elections to be held under an interim government.
March 2019: Cosponsoring bill on hazardous substances
In March 2019, Jeff Merkley cosponsored a bipartisan bill aimed at mandating the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to declare per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances as hazardous, which would allow for cleanup funds via the EPA Superfund law. The bill would also require polluters to undertake or pay for remediation within a year of the bill's enactment.
March 2019: Sponsoring the Climate Security Act of 2019
In March 2019, Jeff Merkley sponsored the Climate Security Act of 2019 with 11 other senators. This legislation aimed to create a new group within the State Department focused on integrating climate science and data into national security strategies. It also sought to reinstate the position of special envoy for the Arctic, which had been eliminated in 2017, to advise on climate's potential effects on national security and facilitate communication between federal science and security agencies.
March 2019: Signing letter to Agriculture Secretary regarding dairy farmers
In March 2019, Jeff Merkley was one of 38 senators to sign a letter to Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue, warning about market instability faced by dairy farmers and urging the department to encourage farmers to consider the Dairy Margin Coverage program.
April 2019: Letter to Juul CEO
In April 2019, Jeff Merkley was one of 11 senators to sign a letter to Juul CEO Kevin Burns asserting that the company had "lost what little remaining credibility the company had when it claimed to care about the public health" and that they would not rest until Juul's "dangerous products are out of the hands of our nation's children".
April 2019: Letter to President Trump
In April 2019, Jeff Merkley was one of 34 senators to sign a letter to President Trump encouraging him to reverse a decision that would damage national security and aggravate conditions inside Central America.
April 2019: Bipartisan Letter Supporting Funding for Housing and Urban Development Department's Section 4 Capacity Building Program
In April 2019, Jeff Merkley was one of 41 senators to sign a bipartisan letter praising the Housing and Urban Development Department's Section 4 Capacity Building program and expressing disappointment at Trump's budget which slated the program for elimination.
June 2019: Letter to USDA Inspector General
In June 2019, Jeff Merkley was among 19 Democratic senators who sent a letter to USDA Inspector General (IG) Phyllis K. Fong requesting an investigation into USDA instances of retaliation and political decision-making, asserting that failure to investigate could be seen as part of the administration's pattern of undermining scientific data produced by its scientists.
June 2019: Introduction of the Affordable Medications Act
In June 2019, Jeff Merkley was one of 15 senators to introduce the Affordable Medications Act, a legislation intended to promote transparency in pharmaceutical pricing and allow Medicare to negotiate lower drug prices.
June 2019: Signing letter regarding Pride Month
In June 2019, Jeff Merkley was one of 18 senators to sign a letter to Secretary of State Pompeo requesting an explanation for the State Department's decision not to issue a statement commemorating Pride Month or the annual cable outlining activities for embassies. They also questioned why the LGBTQIA+ special envoy position remained vacant.
June 2019: Sponsorship of the Made in America Act
In June 2019, Jeff Merkley was one of eight senators to sponsor the Made in America Act, which would mandate that materials used in federally funded infrastructure projects be domestically produced. The bill aimed to strengthen Buy America requirements and support American workers.
July 2019: Introducing the Agricultural Trucking Relief Act
In July 2019, Jeff Merkley introduced the Agricultural Trucking Relief Act along with seven other senators. The bill aimed to alter the definition of an agricultural commodity to include horticultural and aquacultural products and to ease regulatory burdens on trucking within the agri-community.
August 2019: Letter Requesting Data on Potential Consequences of Texas v. United States Affordable Care Act Lawsuit
In August 2019, Jeff Merkley was one of 19 senators to sign a letter to Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin and Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar requesting data on the potential consequences of the Texas v. United States Affordable Care Act lawsuit, emphasizing the impact on people and state budgets.
2019: Introducing the Child Care for Working Families Act
In 2019, Jeff Merkley was among 35 senators who introduced the Child Care for Working Families Act. This legislation aimed to create new child care jobs, ensure affordable child care for low-income families, support universal access to high-quality preschool programs, and improve compensation and training for child care workers.
2019: Voted Against Pentagon Spending Bill
On June 28, 2018, Jeff Merkley was the only member of the Senate Appropriations Committee to vote against the $675 billion Pentagon spending bill for fiscal 2019.
August 2020: Publication of Climate Crisis Report
In August 2020, the Senate Democrats' Special Committee on the Climate Crisis, of which Jeff Merkley was a member, published a report detailing its findings on the climate crisis.
2020: Support for Continued Funding for Section 4 Capacity Building Program
In 2020, Jeff Merkley expressed hope that the housing subcommittee would support continued funding for Section 4 in Fiscal Year 2020.
2020: Re-elected to Senate
In 2020, Jeff Merkley was reelected to the Senate, defeating Republican nominee Jo Rae Perkins.
October 27, 2022: Urging Financial Executives to Cancel Attendance at Global Financial Leaders' Investment Summit
On October 27, 2022, Jeff Merkley and Representative Jim McGovern urged U.S. financial executives to cancel their attendance at the Global Financial Leaders' Investment Summit, citing concerns over the dismantling of Hong Kong's autonomy and rule of law.
December 2023: Introduction of the End Hedge Fund Control of American Homes Act of 2023
In December 2023, Jeff Merkley introduced the End Hedge Fund Control of American Homes Act of 2023 to the Senate. This legislation would require hedge funds to sell at least 10% of the single-family homes they own each year over a 10-year period. After this period, hedge funds will be banned from owning any single-family homes.
2023: Call for Ceasefire During Gaza War
In 2023, during the Gaza war, Jeff Merkley was one of three U.S. senators who called for a ceasefire, along with Dick Durbin and Peter Welch.
January 2024: Vote on Resolution Regarding U.S. Aid to Israel
In January 2024, Jeff Merkley voted for a resolution proposed by Bernie Sanders to apply human rights provisions to U.S. aid to Israel's military. The proposal was ultimately defeated.
April 2025: Vote on Resolutions to Cancel Arms Sales to Israel
In April 2025, Jeff Merkley voted for resolutions proposed by Bernie Sanders to cancel the Trump administration's sales of $8.8 billion in bombs and other munitions to Israel. The proposals were defeated.
2025: Senate floor Speech
On October 21–22, 2025, Jeff Merkley held the Senate floor for an extended period (22 hours and 36 minutes) as he spoke against what he called Donald Trump's "authoritarianism" and "tyranny".
2030: Target year for oil independence
In 2010, Senator Merkley aimed to achieve complete independence from overseas oil by 2030 through the introduction of the Oil Independence for a Stronger America Act.
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