Voters reject statewide ranked choice voting, Measure 117, by wide margin
Wealthy supporters of ranked-choice voting from outside Oregon contributed millions of dollars to support the ballot measure. The political action committee supporting Measure 117 had raised $9.4 million as of Tuesday, campaign finance filings show, nearly all of which came from out-of-state nonprofits.
But it always came down to choosing “the lesser of two evils.” Finally, we have the chance to implement the most democratic ...
Voters will have to decide this year on ballot Measure 117. If passed, it would implement statewide ranked-choice voting in ...
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In this photo, taken Oct. 14, 2024, the first page of the Measure 117 section in the Oregon Voters' Pamphlet for the November 2024 election is pictured. The text, explanatory statement and ...
This measure would enable voters to rank their preferences for candidates in federal and state elections starting in 2028. race called Source: Election results and race calls are from The ...
The legislators, in what passes for their wisdom, sent Measure 117 to voters. The measure would, if approved, change ...
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