Oregon election nearing, voter pamphlets mailed

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April 22, 2010

SALEM, Oregon: Primary elections in at least four states are just around the corner. This week in Oregon the secretary of state announced that voter pamphlets are in the mail and on their way to approximately 1.7 million registered voters. Primary elections cost the state an estimated $445,000, according to state officials.[1] For this year's May 18, 2010 primary elections voters will see two ballot measures referred by the state legislature:

Type Title Subject Description
LRCA Measure 68 Bond issues Allow state government to issue bonds to match local school district bonds
LRCA Measure 69 Education Authorizes the state to incur indebtedness for the benefit of higher education

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  1. ↑ Statesman Journal, "Voter pamphlets for election in the mail," April 21, 2010
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