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Editorial: A complete betrayal on campaign finance

HB 4018 delays donor disclosure to 2031, doubles some donation limits, and weakens anti-proliferation rules, raising concerns about transparency and big money influence, critics say.

Summary by The Oregonian
Legislators are considering changes that would significantly weaken provisions to limit big money in Oregon politics, the editorial board writes. They should recognize voters' unwavering support for strong limits and back off of HB 4018.

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Editorial: A complete betrayal on campaign finance

Legislators are considering changes that would significantly weaken provisions to limit big money in Oregon politics, the editorial board writes. They should recognize voters' unwavering support for strong limits and back off of HB 4018.

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The Oregonian broke the news in Portland, United States on Sunday, February 22, 2026.
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