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Oregon Ballot Measure 8 (2008)
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Oregon Ballot Measure 8 (2008) was an initiated constitutional amendment that did not make the November 4, 2008 ballot. It went up against Oregon's single-subject rule that required proposed initiatives to stick to only one subject and change only one area of the constitution of statutes. This measure would have allowed multiple initiated constitutional amendments to be made with one measure. Voters must be informed, through the ballot title, of the areas of the constitution that will be affected.[1]
Ballot title
The ballot title at the time read:
- Permits Initiatives That Make Multiple, Not Closely Related Constitutional Amendments Without Separate Votes; Limits Challenges
Proponents
Bill Sizemore, Carol Bobo, and Timothy Trickey
Status
This initiative was withdrawn by the chief petitioner.
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