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Measure 118 proposes a 3% tax on a corporation's sales in Oregon exceeding $25 million. State estimates say it would generate roughly $7 billion each year — enough to send about $1,600 to every ...

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Following a $250,000 donation from a wealthy donor last week, the campaign backing Ballot Measure 118 began airing ads on sites like YouTube, Facebook and Instagram over the weekend.

Editor’s note: Today’s Oregonian includes op-eds from supporters and opponents of Measure 118. Readers can find the op-ed urging a “yes” vote by clicking here. Angela Wilhelms Wilhelms is ...

Editor’s note: Today’s Oregonian includes op-eds from supporters and opponents of Measure 118. Readers can find the op-ed urging a “no” vote by clicking here. Antonio Gisbert Gisbert is ...

This week, NewsChannel 21 will break down this year's ballot measures as we approach November 5th, beginning with Measure 118. You might've seen in your Voter's Pamphlet talk about $1,600.

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Voters will decide in November whether to approve Measure 118, which proponents say would give about $1,600 annually to all Oregonians by making corporations pay more. Opponents across the political ...

EUGENE, Ore. — Measure 118 is considered Oregon's most controversial ballot measure. It's sparking debate across the state: Is it a corporate tax or will it turn out to be a consumer burden?