(Salem, OR) -- The Oregon Supreme Court heard arguments over Ballot Measure 113. It would prevent legislators from running again, if they have more than 10 unexcused absences. A group of Republican Senators filed a lawsuit arguing the measure applies to their next election, not the upcoming election. Attorneys for the state argued the court should follow the voters' intent. The Secretary of State determined they would follow the voters' intent and not place the Senators names on the ballot next year. There's no indication when the court will rule.