Former Oregon State Senator Tim Knopp Named Co-Chair for U.S. Term Limits

Former Oregon State Senator Tim Knopp has been selected as the state co-chair for U.S. Term Limits, a national grassroots organization dedicated to implementing congressional term limits. Knopp, who served 18 years in the Oregon Legislature, brings significant political experience and a longstanding commitment to governmental reform to this new role.

In his new position, Knopp will work alongside co-chair Andrew Kalloch to advance term limit initiatives in Oregon. His appointment follows the transition of previous co-chair Alek Skarlatos, who was recently elected to the Oregon State House.

Knopp's motivation for pursuing term limits stems from a belief that congressional service has transformed from public service to a career-long entitlement. He argues that implementing term limits will enhance governmental accountability, introduce greater diversity into legislative bodies, and ultimately improve governance for all Americans.

With extensive experience serving in both the Oregon House and Senate, Knopp has developed a reputation for championing constitutional rights, fiscal responsibility, and small business support. His political background positions him uniquely to advocate for meaningful legislative reform.

U.S. Term Limits, the organization Knopp now represents, is the largest grassroots advocacy group focused on term limits in the United States. The organization's primary goal is to connect term limit supporters with legislators and promote term limit policies at various governmental levels.

Public opinion appears to support Knopp's mission, with polls suggesting that term limits represent a rare point of consensus across political affiliations in Oregon. By focusing on this broadly appealing issue, Knopp and U.S. Term Limits aim to generate momentum for meaningful congressional reform.