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SALEM — In November, Oregon voters will decide whether to amend the state’s constitution to create a new fundamental right for everyone living here: access to affordable health care.
Lawmakers, who referred the measure to the voters, disagree on its cost and implications.
Oregon voters will soon be asked to decide if affordable health care should be a constitutional right.
If voters pass Measure 111, it would be up to the Oregon Legislature to determine how to fulfill the obligation.
If voters pass Measure 111, it would be up to the Oregon Legislature to determine how to fulfill the obligation.