Lawmakers unveil $200 million plan aimed at homelessness
Lawmakers have proposed spending more than $200 million to pay for Gov. Tina Kotek’s plans to help unhoused people and avert further homelessness.
Source: portlandtribune.com
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Panel hears measures to lower Oregon voting age
When he was elected at age 27 in 2019, Ben Bowman was the youngest member of the Tigard-Tualatin School Board.
Source: lagrandeobserver.com
Panel hears measures to lower Oregon voting age
When he was elected at age 27 in 2019, Ben Bowman was the youngest member of the Tigard-Tualatin School Board.
Source: hermistonherald.com
State revenue forecast: Record kicker, more available for budget
Lawmakers will have more to spend in the next two years, and taxpayers can anticipate record credits against their tax bills next year, under the latest forecast released by state
Source: hermistonherald.com
Panel hears measures to lower voting age
One would require approval at statewide election; two others would limit participants to party primaries and school board elections,
Source: portlandtribune.com