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Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 251 § 251.395 — Content of statements and arguments; notice of material that may be excluded

Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 251 ·
Oregon Code § 251.395 · Enacted · Last updated March 01, 2026
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Content of statements and arguments; notice of material that may be excluded. (1) Statements and arguments submitted for inclusion in a county voters’ pamphlet by a candidate, political party or assembly of electors, or a person supporting or opposing a measure shall consist only of words or numbers. (2) The county clerk shall specify on any instructions for filing a statement, argument or other material in the voters’ pamphlet that the statement, argument or material may be excluded under ORS 251.415. [1989 c.1031 §11; 1993 c.351 §4]
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