Misguided Oregon Ballot Measure Fails to Qualify

Misguided Oregon Ballot Measure Fails to Qualify

Late last week, the Oregon Elections Division announced that the People for the Elimination of Animal Cruelty Exemptions Act (IP28) failed to gain the amount of signatures needed for it to appear on this year’s ballot. Food & Water Watch Organizing Manager Lilli DiPaola released the following statement:  “For years, it’s been clear that we need to overhaul the fundamental structure of our food system – but IP28 is not the answer. Food & Water Wa…

Insane Initiative That Would Have Banned Hunting and Fishing in Oregon Fails to Make November Ballot * The Gateway Pundit * by Mike LaChance

For months now, we have been following the progression of a ballot initiative in the state of Oregon that would effectively ban hunting and fishing by…

Oregon Hunting Ban Ballot Initiative Fails Signature Deadline

The initiative to ban hunting in Oregon will not be on the ballot this November, as promoters failed to gather enough certified signatures.

Controversial petition won’t appear on Oregon ballot

IP 28, which could have criminalized livestock production practices, failed to secure enough valid signatures for the Nov. 3 election.

Initiative Petition 28 Update

SALEM, Ore. — The Oregon Secretary of State’s Elections Division announced that Initiative Petition 28 did not qualify for the November 2026 General Election ballot. This is welcome news for Oregon agriculture, food producers, sportsmen, veterinarians, businesses, and the many Oregonians who stood together in opposition to this dangerous and misguided proposal. Despite claims circulating on social media in recent months that IP 28 had already se…

OR Anti-Hunting Initiative Fails Count, Not on November Ballot!

By Dave Workman Anti-hunting extremism in Oregon has once again been beaten back, as the effort to place Initiative Petition 28 in the November ballot has failed because backers did not gather enough valid signatures. The Salem Statesman Journal reported Friday that the Secretary of State’s office said only 104,262 of the 142,000-plus petition signatures handed in were valid. The measure required 117,173 valid signatures to qualify. Cheers went …