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laws in 2003. The $ 2.3 million judgment against Oregon Taxpayer's United severely hurt Sizemore's ability to put measures on the ballot. The fraud allegations also led to the passage of Measure 26 in 2002, which prohibits the payment of signature gatherers on a per-signature basis, and was approved
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Tax activists generally claim that Oregon's government is wasteful and inefficient, arguing that the government could do better with less. They often highlight programs that they feel are unnecessary. Opponents of the tax revolt argue that passing tax decreases via ballot measure leads to
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In 2000, Don McIntire helped place Measure 8 on Oregon's ballot, which would have limited state spending to 15 percent of personal income for the previous biennium. Measure 8 was defeated by a margin of 43.5% to 56.5%. However, in the same election Oregonians enshrined the so-called
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rule, in which local tax levies could only pass in minor elections when voter turnout surpassed half of the registered voters. In November 1996, Measure 47 was passed by the Oregon voters 52.3% to 47.7%. Problems with the legal wording of Measure 47 caused the
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which passed 62% to 38%. Oregon is the only state with a”kicker.” Originally sent to taxpayers as a check, it is now returned as a credit toward state income tax returns. In 2024, the “kicker” will be a record $ 5.6 billion.
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funding to the state. Instead of property taxes, funding had to come from the General Fund. Oregon does not have a sales tax, so money had to be drawn from the General Fund - primarily via the state income tax).
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short-sighted policy making, in which voters are enticed to vote with the revolt by lower tax bills and without thinking about the budget problems caused by reduced revenues.
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Measure 5 also equalized school funding throughout the state, which meant that schools in rural areas benefited while schools in Portland saw budgets reduced.
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that limits the supply of developable land. Others observe that the situation was much more complex, pointing to the loose monetary policy pursued by
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to voters in 1997, which clarified Measure 47. During a special election in May 1997, Measure 50 was approved by the voters 55.7% to 44.3%.
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The tax revolt manifested itself in a series of budget battles in the Oregon Legislature about school funding, the
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The leaders of the tax revolt include Don McIntire, president of the Taxpayer Association of Oregon, and
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Sizemore's group ran into legal problems in 2002. Sizemore sparked the ire of several public employees
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which advocates for lower taxes. This movement is part of a larger anti-tax movement in the
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area. Some attribute this home price inflation to an influx of population in the
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leadership in the legislature clashed repeatedly over budget priorities.
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and reducing their political power. The unions responded with the
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with a series of initiatives aimed at reducing public employee
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Anti-tax activists defeated two proposals in 2003 and 2004 (
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Embattled anti-tax advocate Bill Sizemore under fire again
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Will anti-tax initiatives sweep the states this fall?
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