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Oregon Ballot Measure 6, the Compulsory Public Education Bill (1922)

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Oregon Ballot Measure 6 appeared on the Oregon ballot in November 1922. The measure passed with 115,506 votes in favor, and 103,685 votes opposed.^[1]

After a lawsuit filed by the Society of Sisters, the law was overturned by the Supreme Court of the United States in Pierce v. Society of Sisters.

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↑ Oregon Blue Book election results, 1922

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