Oregon Ballot Measure 21 (May 1995)

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Oregon Ballot Measure 21 was on the statewide May 16, 1995 ballot in Oregon as a legislatively-referred constitutional amendment. It was approved.

Ballot Measure 21 amended the Oregon Constitution to dedicate lottery funds to education spending. It was referred to the ballot by the state legislature.

• Yes: 671,027
• No: 99,728

See also

• List of Oregon ballot measures

External links

• Oregon ballot measures, 1988-1995 from the Oregon Blue Book

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