election for Supreme Court Justice. The
measure would reduce the num ber re­
quired to file a petition for recall to fifteen
percent The required percent of electors
would be determined based upon the
most recent election for Governor.
Oregon Representative
District 10
Vera Katz
District 11
T om Mason
District 12
D ick Springer
Vote: Yes
No. 2:
District 13
Rick Baum an
Title:
Constitutional Real Property Tax Lim it
District 14
Shirley Gold
Question:
Shall the Constitution lim it real prop­
erty tax rates and values, require elec­
tions for new taxes and lim it tax elections?
District 15
Cindy Banzer
President of the United States
Treasurer
Walter Mondale
Grattan Kerans
Vice President
Attorney General
Geraldine A. Ferraro
Vem Cook
United States Senator
State Senator
Margie Hendriksen
Representative in Congress
District 1
Les AuCoin
District 2
Larryann Willis
District 3
Ron W yden
District 6
Jan Wyers
District 7
N o endorsem ent
District 8
W illiam McCoy
District 10
Jane Cease
Oregon
Secretary of State
Barbara Roberts
District 17
No endorsement
(Mike Burton, Dem., unopposed)
District 18
Margaret Carter
District 19
Ron Cease
District 2 0
Annette Farmer
District 21
No endorsement
(Lonnie Roberts, Dem., unopposed)
Ballot Measures
District 4
J im Weaver
District 5
Ruth M cFarland
District 16
N o endorsem ent
Mayor of Portland
Bud Clark
Mayor of Klamath Falls
Richard L. Pastega
Portland City Council
Herb Cawthom e
No. 1: Title:
Changes M inim um Requirement for
Recall of Public Officers.
Question:
Shall a recall election be required
upon petition o f fifteen percent of the
gubernatorial electors in a public o ffi­
cer’s district?
Explanation:
Amends Oregon Constitution. A recall
election of a public officer now require a
petition from twenty-five percent of the
num ber of legal voters who voted in the
public officer’s district at the preceding
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Ballot Explanation:
Amends Constitution. Lim its real ,
property tax to lesser of 1 Vi % 1981 as­
sessed value as adjusted or am ount
levied for 1983-84. Taxes for authorized
debts exempted. Assessed values may
increase 2% annually. Requires state-
financed renter relief. New or increased
taxes require majority vote o f 50% of
legal voters of taxing u n it Specifies two
tax election dates. Lim its licenses, user
fees and service fees to actual cost. Ex­
empts Social Security benefits from
taxation.
Estimate of Financial Effect:
The im pact o f the passage o f this
measure is based on existing laws and
appropriation levels in effect on A ugust
3,1984. In addition to a revenue im p act
on local governm ent units, passage o f
this measure will have the follow ing
financial im pact on state governm ent.
H o m e o w n e r a n d R enter R e fu n d
Program (HARRP) will not decrease in
1985, but will decrease by approxim ately
$1.5 m illion in calendar year 1986 be­
cause total property taxes will be reduced.
Income taxes for corporations will in ­
crease by approxim ately $3.2 m illion
and personal incom e taxes will increase
approxim ately $12.6 m illion for a total
increase o f approxim ately $1.58 m illion
in calendar year 1985. A decrease in
property taxes means less deductions
for purposes of O regon incom e tax and
thereby produces these increased in ­
com e tax revenues.
The measure requires that renters be
given property tax relief. At this tim e, it is
impossible to determ ine how m uch this
item will cost because the type o f renter,
i.e., agricultural, com m ercial, industrial
and residential has not been determ ined
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