(Salem, OR)  --  Lawmakers in Oregon are close to passing a new strict hands-free law that won't allow drivers to touch electronic devices while in their car.  The Oregon Senate is scheduled to vote on H.B. 2597 today.  The law will create a loophole to make it easier to convict people who drive distracted by touching a cell phone or other devices.  Some lawmakers believe the bill is a sure thing and will become law as soon as Governor Brown signs it.