Oregon Motor Vehicle Tax Purposes Measure 32 (2004)

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Oregon Ballot Measure 32 (2004) also known as Senate Joint Resolution (SJR) 14 appeared on the November 2, 2004 ballot in Oregon as a legislatively-referred constitutional amendment, where it was approved.

Election results

Measure 32
Result		Votes	Percentage
a Yes		1,048,090	61.3%
No		661,576	38.7%

Background

The measure deals with a nuance in Oregon's constitutional requirement that taxes raised from motor vehicle use be used only for highway construction and maintenance. Currently, the Oregon Constitution lists "mobile homes" as one of the types of vehicles subject to this section of the Constitution. Measure 32 deletes "mobile homes" from this list.

Official Ballot Title:

Deletes Reference To Mobile Homes From Provision Dealing With Taxes And Fees On Motor Vehicles.

See also

• Oregon 2004 ballot measures
• 2004 ballot measures
• List of Oregon ballot measures

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External links

• Election Results 2004
• 2004 Voter Guide
• 2004 Ballot Measure Details