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175: 70%-80%
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163: 50%-60%
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2242:Bicycle Bill
2165:Minimum wage
2029:Vote-by-mail
1930:
1916:
1691:Happy Valley
1651:Forest Grove
1528:Salem–Keizer
1443:The Cascades
1427:Rogue Valley
1389:Harney Basin
1356:Oregon Coast
1294:Demographics
1231:Oregon Trail
1226:bibliography
1187:constitution
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2268:Loren Parks
2144:Health care
2097:Solar power
2082:Bottle bill
2075:Environment
2034:Term limits
1661:Wilsonville
1626:McMinnville
1621:Oregon City
1616:Grants Pass
1606:Lake Oswego
1586:Springfield
1509:Springfield
1487:Metro areas
1463:Great Basin
1394:High Desert
1314:LGBT rights
1192:delegations
1041:Voter Guide
914:Oregon Live
791:Ballotpedia
677:$ 600,000,
671:$ 450,000,
624:assistance.
584:Loren Parks
293:Newspapers
273:Measures 60
271:Along with
106:Total votes
2406:Categories
2189:Tax revolt
2102:Coal power
2092:Wind power
2048:Gay rights
1894:Washington
1794:Hood River
1258:State Fair
1182:Government
1054:Supporters
542:Proponents
266:Measure 41
259:Measure 91
233:Background
19:Measure 59
2376:US Senate
2175:25 (2002)
2171:36 (1996)
2169:Measures
1869:Tillamook
1854:Multnomah
1809:Josephine
1804:Jefferson
1769:Deschutes
1739:Clackamas
1711:Pendleton
1706:Hermiston
1681:Milwaukie
1641:West Linn
1591:Corvallis
1571:Beaverton
1566:Hillsboro
1304:Education
1202:elections
1155:Geography
1125:(capital)
1066:Opponents
939:Oregonian
758:(Website)
596:Opponents
227:Louisiana
111:1,700,316
94:1,084,422
2381:US House
2182:Taxation
2112:Land use
1874:Umatilla
1749:Columbia
1721:Counties
1686:Sherwood
1666:Roseburg
1646:Woodburn
1636:Tualatin
1546:Portland
1523:Portland
1419:Southern
1324:Politics
1319:Gambling
1309:Gun laws
1279:Abortion
1253:Pioneers
1236:timeline
1209:Governor
631:percent.
182:Source:
77:615,894
1904:Yamhill
1899:Wheeler
1884:Wallowa
1864:Sherman
1839:Malheur
1829:Lincoln
1814:Klamath
1799:Jackson
1779:Gilliam
1774:Douglas
1744:Clatsop
1676:Ashland
1656:Newberg
1631:Redmond
1581:Medford
1561:Gresham
1518:Ashland
1514:Medford
1399:Palouse
1381:Eastern
1343:Western
1334:Regions
1299:Economy
1284:Culture
1272:Society
1263:Symbols
1221:History
1165:beaches
1150:Climate
1145:Outline
975:KATU-TV
689:AFL-CIO
253:History
219:Alabama
194:was an
116:100.00%
80:36.22%
47:Results
1849:Morrow
1844:Marion
1789:Harney
1734:Benton
1611:Keizer
1601:Tigard
1596:Albany
1556:Eugene
1505:Eugene
1436:Shared
1248:People
1175:rivers
1132:Topics
1112:Oregon
679:AFSCME
225:, and
211:Oregon
173:
167:
161:
129:85.7%
99:63.78%
61:Votes
57:Choice
1889:Wasco
1879:Union
1784:Grant
1764:Curry
1759:Crook
1729:Baker
1701:Canby
1551:Salem
1289:Crime
1243:Parks
1170:lakes
1160:fauna
1140:Index
1122:Salem
1108:State
1016:Note:
737:Notes
2355:2010
2351:2007
1859:Polk
1834:Linn
1824:Lane
1819:Lake
1754:Coos
1576:Bend
1214:list
773:2008
666:SEIU
523:The
296:Yes
275:and
246:is:
223:Iowa
74:Yes
1110:of
467:No
455:No
443:No
431:No
419:No
407:No
395:No
383:No
371:No
359:No
347:No
335:No
323:No
311:No
299:No
209:in
90:No
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661:.,
549:,
277:64
221:,
213:,
156:No
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1974:e
1967:t
1960:v
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1100:e
1093:t
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