Rep. Dennis Richardson of Central Point said he'll propose that Oregon hand over its exchange to the federal government, which runs the operation for 36 other states, but acknowledged that he's unlikely to get far in the Democratic Legislature. The exchange, known as Cover Oregon, has struggled with technical glitches, and its online enrollment system still hasn't launched. Hundreds of workers have manually processed more than 50,000 applications, but the state has little to show for the tens of millions of dollars spent on technology.
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