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Oregon 2004 ballot measures

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2006
2003
Eight statewide ballot questions were on the November 2, 2004 ballot in the state of Oregon, while one statewide ballot question appeared on the February 3, 2004 primary election ballot.

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February 3:

Type Title Subject Description Result
VR Measure 30(Primary) Taxes Enacts Temporary Personal Income Tax Surcharge Defeatedd

November 2:

Type Title Subject Description Result
LRCA Measure 31 Elections Authorizes law permitting postponement of election for particular public office Approveda
LRCA Measure 32 Taxes Deletes reference to mobile homes from provision dealing with taxes and fees on motor vehicles. Approveda
CISS Measure 33 Marijuana Requires marijuana dispensaries for supplying patients/caregivers. Defeatedd
CISS Measure 34 Resources Requires balancing timber production Defeatedd
CICA Measure 35 Tort Limits noneconomic damages for patient injuries caused by healthcare provider negligence Defeatedd
CICA Measure 36 Marriage & Family Only marriage between man and woman is valid Approveda
CISS Measure 37 Property Governments must pay owners, or forgo enforcement Approveda
CISS Measure 38 Gov't Finances Dedicates proceeds, potential surplus to public purposes Defeatedd
  • Through 2004, 325 initiatives appeared on Oregon's ballot since the process began in 1904.
  • The 2004 ballot brought voters 7 more citizen initiatives, bringing the total to 332.

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