Oregon hasn't had a Republican governor since the mid-1980s.
Oregon hasn't had a statewide-elected Republican since 2002 (Sen. Gordon Smith, lost election to Sen. Jeff Merkley in 2006)
Oregon's legislature hasn't had a Republican majority in either chamber since 2006.
The only tool that "right wing politicians" had for creating policy failure here was to deny quorum in the legislative sessions, which they abused the hell out of. And that only prevents new legislative work, keeping flawed / unwanted law humming along. Voters took that away in Measure 113 saying that more than 10 unexcused absences while legislature is in session results in being disqualified from re-election. Now 10 of the 12 GOP state senators currently sitting in Salem cannot run for re-election this year due to the Oregon Supreme Court upholding the law, passed before they held a SIX WEEK HOSTAGE HOLDING of the entire state legislature over objections to gender-affirming care that is already Oregon law, and wasn't even in the omnibus reproductive care bill they were blocking.
Nothing happening here at the state level can be blamed on "right-wing politicians" except their own stupidity, choosing wildly unpopular positions that will never win statewide, the amount of hot air being expelled to members of the media over their minority nonsense that the majority has been very clear that we aren't interested in, and general obstruction of the legislature over having a pout that they don't have enough seats to enact their policies that the majority of Oregonians don't want.
Counties and cities are a very different story, especially if you go east of the Cascade Range. But statewide, the Republican Party is basically dead due to their own absolute incompetence and willingness to try to follow national right-wing bluster in a state that isn't buying any of that bullshit.