Oregon Ballot Measure 24 (2010)
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Oregon Ballot Measure 24 has been proposed by chief petitioners Bill Sizemore and Tim Trickey as an initiated state statute for the November 2010 ballot in Oregon.
The purpose of the initiative is to "permit the use of dogs and bait to hunt cougars and black bears where overpopulated, or where state game managers foresee looming overpopulation".
Scott Beckstead, a reporter for The Oregonian, has criticized Sizemore for supporting this initiative, writing that Sizemore "has raised the art of cynical irony to a new high".[1]
Path to the ballot
The initiative will require 82,769 signatures to qualify for the ballot.
See also
- 2010 ballot measures
- Oregon 2010 ballot measures
- Oregon signature requirements
- Oregon Initiative and Referendum Law
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