Oregon Ballot Measure 43 (2006)
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Ballot measure 43 (2006), also known as "Teen Abortion Notification" is an initiated state statute that would have required the medical provider give 48-Hour Notice to the unemancipated minor's parents before providing an abortion. The initiative applies to girls 15, 16, and 17 years old, as current law already requires parental permission for girls under 15 to have an abortion. It was defeated.
- Yes: 615,658 (45.3%)
- No: 745,623 (54.8%)
Proponents
Felicia Bautista and Brenda Cochran,
Opponents
- NARAL
- Pro-Choice Oregon
- Planned Parenthood (NoOn43.com)
- Life Support Oregon (a pro-life group)
- Democratic Party of Oregon
- Pacific Green Party of Oregon
- Jewish Review
Supporters
- Oregon Republican Party
- Oregon Right to Life
- Oregon Family Council
Campaign finance
Donors for the campaign for the measure:[1]
- Keep Our Daughters Safe DBA Committee to Protect Our Teen Daughters: $1,033,206
- Oregon Family Council Issues PAC: $53,241
- Parents Education Association PAC: $34,154
- Oregon Right to Life Issues PAC: $5,529
- Total: $1,126,130
Donors for the campaign against the measure:
- No On 43 Committee: $1,634,416
- Nurses United PAC: $314,430
- Special Righteousness PAC: $1,980
- Total: $1,950,827
- Overall Total: $3,076,957
See also
References
- Detailed information on this initiative from the Secretary of State
