"Prozanski has refused to extend the statute of limitations for rape to 20 years, like many other states,"

That is being very unfair to Prozanski.  He supported increasing Oregon's previous statute of limitations on rape from 6 to 12 years, doubling the time frame.  And he helped guide it through the legislature so that it past.   So effective this year, the limitation is now 12 years.

You also fail to mention that Oregon has a special provision if a DNA match is made.   If there is DNA evidence and there is a match, there is NO STATUE OF LIMITATIONS for ANY FIRST DEGREE sex crimes in Oregon.   And if it is a SECOND DEGREE sex crime, and there is a DNA match, the statue of limitations is 25 years.

And the notion that Oregon compares badly with other states is nonsense.   The statue of limitations for rape in California is 10 years.  The state of Washington is 10 years too.   So Oregon's 12 years is now LONGER than either of our neighboring states.