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*Eight of the measures were [[legislatively referred constitutional amendment|legislatively referred constitutional amendments]]. | *Eight of the measures were [[legislatively referred constitutional amendment|legislatively referred constitutional amendments]]. | ||
*One of the measures was a [[legislatively referred state statute|legislatively referred state statute]]. | *One of the measures was a [[legislatively referred state statute|legislatively referred state statute]]. | ||
* Voters approved eight ( | * Voters approved eight (73%) and rejected three (27%) measures. | ||
==On the ballot== | ==On the ballot== |
Latest revision as of 02:45, 9 March 2024
In 1962, voters decided on 11 statewide ballot measures in Oregon. On May 18, voters decided on two measures. On November 6, voters decided on nine measures.
- One of the measures was an initiated constitutional amendment.
- One of the measures was an initiated state statute.
- Eight of the measures were legislatively referred constitutional amendments.
- One of the measures was a legislatively referred state statute.
- Voters approved eight (73%) and rejected three (27%) measures.
On the ballot
May 18, 1962
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
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Measure 1 | Taxes | Change the six percent limitation by preventing tax base loss for taxing bodies, allowing the first-year levy without an election, and setting fixed election dates. |
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141,728 (35%) |
262,140 (65%) |
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Measure 2 | Legislature; Salaries | Establish and pay state legislators’ salaries in the same manner as other elected state officers' salaries. |
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241,171 (57%) |
178,749 (43%) |
November 6, 1962
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
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Measure 10 | Education | Repeal the school district reorganization law and unify administrative districts. |
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206,540 (39%) |
320,917 (61%) |
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Measure 1 | State militia | Authorize the legislature to reorganize the state militia and empower the Governor and Adjutant General to appoint all officers. |
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312,680 (57%) |
234,440 (43%) |
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Measure 2 | Budgets | Revise the forest rehabilitation constitutional debt limit from 3/4 of 1% assessed valuation to 3/16 of 1% all taxable property value. |
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323,799 (62%) |
199,174 (38%) |
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Measure 3 | Budgets | Revise the debt limit for permanent road purposes from 4% assessed valuation to 1% true cash value of all taxable property in state. |
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319,956 (62%) |
200,236 (38%) |
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Measure 4 | Budgets | Revise the debt limit for power development purposes from 6% assessed valuation to to 1.5% true cash value of all taxable property. |
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298,255 (59%) |
208,755 (41%) |
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Measure 5 | Judiciary | Authorize the legislature to create lower state courts and regulate their jurisdiction. |
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307,855 (61%) |
193,487 (39%) |
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Measure 6 | Time | Establish daylight saving time from the last Sunday in April until the last Saturday in September. |
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388,154 (63%) |
229,661 (37%) |
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Measure 7 | Taxes | Change the six percent limitation by preventing tax base loss for taxing bodies, setting fixed election dates, and exempting required expenditures from the $5,000 county debt limitation. |
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270,637 (55%) |
219,509 (45%) |
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Measure 9 | Legislature; Redistricting | Increase Senate members limit to 35 and the House of Representatives to 65, providing new formula for both fixed and population-based districts. |
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197,322 (38%) |
325,182 (62%) |
See also
- Laws governing the initiative process in Oregon
- Types of ballot measures in Oregon
- List of Oregon ballot measures
- 1962 ballot measures
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