Oregon Ballot Measure 40 (2006)
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Oregon Ballot Measure 40 (2006) appeared on the November 2006 in Oregon as an initiated constitutional amendment, where it was approved. Requires Oregon Supreme Court Judges And Court Of Appeals Judges to be elected by district.
- Yes: 881,820 (67.1%)
- No: 431,844 (32.9%)
Proponents
Abner J. Bobo, Carol A. Bobo, and Russ Walker
Support and opposition
OregonVotes.org posted a useful rundown of arguments for and against the measure from various people, including circuit court judges, district attorneys, and different organizations in Oregon:
Campaign finance
Donors for the campaign for the measure:[1]
- Our Courts Committee: $544,605
- Parents Education Association PAC: $34,154
- Total: $578,759
Donors for the campaign against the measure:
- No on Constitutional Amendment 40: $425,965
- Oregon Public Employees Union PAC: $76,962
- Total: $502,927
- Overall Total: $1,081,686
See also
- List of Oregon ballot measures
- Oregon 2006 ballot measures
- Oregon Senate
- Oregon House of Representatives
- Procedures for qualifying an initiative in Oregon
- Laws governing the initiative process in Oregon
References
- Detailed information on this initiative from the Secretary of State
