Voters reject Oregon’s Measure 118 on creating new corporate tax and rebate for residents
Oregon voters have rejected Measure 118, which would increase corporate taxes and give all residents a yearly rebate. Late Tuesday, the Secretary of State’s Office showed that a whopping 79% of voters opposed the measure while 21% voted in favor.
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Oregon's measure 118: A potential $1,600 relief for residents by 2026As the United States gears up for its pivotal elections on November 5, 2024, Oregon residents will also decide on Measure 118, a proposal that could provide eligible individuals with a $1,600 rebate ...
In early returns, Measure 118 is failing by a lands 79% to 21%, with 43% of votes counted. The measure would have implemented ...
Clarifications & Corrections: The Oregon Working Families Party is neutral on Ballot Measure 118. The Legislative Revenue ...
This measure would establish a rebate system in which residents who live in the state at least 200 days a year would ...
Here are the results for some of Oregon’s statewide measures. While Democrats and Republicans rarely agree on anything these ...
A proposal to tax large companies and give all Oregon citizens a rebate has drawn in-state criticism and support from ...
This measure would raise the minimum tax on businesses with sales in the state in excess of $25 million by 3% and 'rebate' the proceeds to Oregonians.
An hour before ballot drop-off sites closed Tuesday, the Oregon Secretary of State's Office reported more than 2 million ...
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