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Oregon Ballot Measure 1 (June 1989)

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Oregon Ballot Measure 1 (June) was on the statewide June 27, 1989 ballot in Oregon as a legislatively-referred constitutional amendment, where it was approved.

Measure 1 removed from the Oregon Constitution a limitation on the state's use of property forfeited to it.

It was referred to the ballot by the state legislature as a proposed amendment to the Oregon Constitution.

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