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Oregon Ballot Measure 41, State Tax Deductions (2006)

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Oregon Ballot Measure 41 was on the November 7, 2006 ballot in Oregon as an initiated state statute, where it was defeated. It would have restricted the amount of money the Oregon government could raise through its state income tax, by allowing taxpayers to claim a credit on their state income tax return for the amount of money they paid to the federal government in income tax.

Election results

Measure 41
ResultVotesPercentage
Defeatedd No818,45262.9%
Yes 483,443 37.1%

Ballot title

Allows income tax deduction equal to federal exemptions deduction to substitute for state exemption credit.

Proponents

Abner J. Bobo, Carol A. Bobo, and Russ Walker

Support

This measure was sponsored by the Taxpayers Association of Oregon in 2006.

TAO received 94% of its funding from Illinois-based Americans for Limited Government.[1]

Campaign finance

Donors to the campaign for the measure:[2]

  • Parents Education Association PAC: $34,154
  • Freedomworks Issues PAC: $22,211
  • Total: $56,365

Donors to the campaign against the measure:

  • Defend Oregon Coalition: $3,532,855
  • School Employees Exercising Democracy: $352,398
  • Nurses United PAC: $314,430
  • Oregon Public Employees Union PAC: $76,962
  • PAC 483: $8,132
  • International Union of Operating Engineers Local 701 PAC: $718
  • Total: $4,285,495
  • Overall Total: $4,341,860

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