opposing the bill. HB 3063 passed the House and went to the Oregon Senate for deliberation, but the bill was ultimately scrapped as part of a concession deal from House Democrats. House Republicans had previously walked out in strike over House Bill 3427, which would generate an annual $1 billion business tax to fund school grants and other education programs. The concession deal prompted House Republicans to return and allow the quorum necessary to vote on the latter bill. Zika opposed Senate Bill 608, which would limit annual rent increases and strengthen tenants’ rights. He expressed concerns about the unintended consequences for the bill and that it could reduce the quantity and quality of housing available. Zika also opposed Senate Bill 320, which would allow Oregon to observe daylight saving time on a year-round basis. Personal life Zika lives in Redmond with his wife, Zanthel, and their two children. He is an active community volunteer with various organizations including Boys and Girls Club, Red Cross, and Habitat for Humanity. References External links Campaign website Legislative website Republican Party members of the Oregon House of Representatives Living people 21st-century American politicians 1977 births Real estate brokers University of Cincinnati alumni