Oregon Voters Say No to $1,600 Yearly Check
About 80% of voters rejected Universal Basic Income proposal funded by a new corporate tax.

About 80% of voters rejected Universal Basic Income proposal funded by a new corporate tax.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7, 2024 – Oregon voters decisively rejected a ballot measure in Tuesday's election, that would have given each state resident $1,600 annually by taxing some of the largest corporations operating in the state.
With 78.8% voting against Measure 118, the Oregon Rebate failed to establish the proposed statewide “universal basic income” for every Oregon resident. The $1,600 annual UBI would have been funded by a 3% gross receipts tax on corporations with annual sales exceeding $25 million in Oregon, taxing sales rather than profits.
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