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Oregon Campaign Finance Reform ATA Episode 15

Oregon Campaign Finance Reform ATA Episode 15

After a tsunami of campaign spending on the 2022 governor’s race in Oregon – a record-breaking $70 million – a broad coalition and lawmakers worked together to pass the state’s first campaign finance reform this spring. Legislators scrambled during a short 5-week session to keep everyone at the table. Otherwise, it was shaping up to be a costly and confusing fight over campaign finance reform at the ballot box this fall with two competing measures. This episode of Across the Aisle examines how it came together.

NCSL Podcasts · Oregon House Speaker Julie Fahey, Oregon House Minority Leader Jeff Helfrich, Honest Elections Oregon Coordinator Jason Kafoury, Oregon Business and Industry President and CEO Angela Wilhelms

July 28, 202410m 7sbonus

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After a tsunami of campaign spending on the 2022 governor’s race in Oregon – a record-breaking $70 million – a broad coalition and lawmakers worked together to pass the state’s first campaign finance reform this spring. Legislators scrambled during a short 5-week session to keep everyone at the table. Otherwise, it was shaping up to be a costly and confusing fight over campaign finance reform at the ballot box this fall with two competing measures. This episode of Across the Aisle examines how it came together.

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campaign spending limitsstate legislaturescampaign finance reformoregon ballot measure
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