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.
In early returns, Measure 118 is failing by a lands 79% to 21%, with 43% of votes counted. The measure would have implemented ...
Here are the results for some of Oregon’s statewide measures. While Democrats and Republicans rarely agree on anything these ...
This measure would establish a rebate system in which residents who live in the state at least 200 days a year would ...
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A proposal to tax large companies and give all Oregon citizens a rebate has drawn in-state criticism and support from ...
Subject to the will of Oregon voters next week, the citizen-initiated statutory Measure 118 would give Willamette students, ...
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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