​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Pursuant to ORS 250.125​, a five-member Financial Estimate Committee (FEC), composed of the Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Director of the Department of Revenue, Director of the Department of Administrative Services, and a local government representative must prepare an estimate of the financial impact of each measure to be voted on in the statewide elections. The estimate of financial impact will be printed in the Voters’ Pamphlet and on the ballot.​

Final Statements

Measure 111 (R 401) 

Measure 112 (R 402) 

Measure 113 (IP 14) 

Measure 114 (IP 17)​

Past Meetings​

Friday, August 5, 2022, 1 p.m. 

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• Reconsideration and potential vote on financial impact statement in light of submitted public testimony

Meeting Materials

Measure 114 (IP 17) Fiscal Estimate Committee Updated Analysis​

Public Comment Meeting

The Secretary of State’s office held a​ meeting to take public testimony on the financial estimate and explanatory statements for IP 14, IP 17, Referral 401 and Referral 402.

• August 3, 2022 from 1 to 4 p.m.
  
• Watch recording on YouTube​
  
• Meeting Materials
• IP 14 Adopted Statement
  
• IP 17 Adopted Statement
• IRR 401 Adopted Statement
• IRR 402 Adopted Statement

​Public Comment

Measure 112 (R 402)​

Measure 114 (IP 17)

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​ ​July 25, 2022

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• Draft Financial Impact St​atements:
• Measure 111 (R 401), a constitutional amendment related to affordable healthcare access, school funds and essential services.
  
• Text of Referral 401
  
• Fiscal Estimate Committee Initial Analysis
• Fiscal Estimate Committee Initial Statement, updated for July 25, 2022 meeting
• Adopted Statement
• Measure 112 (R 402), a constitutional amendment related to removing language allowing slavery and involuntary servitude as punishment for a crime. 
• ​Text of Referral 402
  
• Fiscal Estimate Committee Initial Analysis
• Fiscal Estimate Committee Initial Statement, updated for July 25, 2022 meeting
  
• Adopted Statement
• Measure 114 (IP 17), related to firearms permits, firearm database, and ammunition magazines.
• Initiative Petition 17
• Fiscal Estimate Committee Initial Analysis, updated for July 25, 2022 meeting
• Fiscal Estimate Committee Initial Statement, updated for July 25, 2022 meeting
• Adopted Statement
  
• Local government response​
  
• DAS and OSP and OSAA response to questions​
  
• OJD responses to questions​
  
• Legislative Revenue Office
• Review of Ballot Measures for Potential Indirect Effects
• Vote on Financial Impact Statements
• P​ublic Comment: Elizabeth McKanna Questions Related to Draft Report of Financial Impact of IP 17​

July 11, 2022​

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• Draft Financial Impact St​atements:
• Measure 111(R 401), a constitutional amendment related to affordable healthcare access, school funds and essential services.
  
• Text of Referral 401
  
• Fiscal Estimate Committee Initial Analysis
• Fiscal Estimate Committee Initial Statement
• Measure 112 (R 402), a constitutional amendment related to removing language allowing slavery and involuntary servitude as punishment for a crime. 
• ​Text of Referral 402
  
• Fiscal Estimate Committee Initial Analysis
• Fiscal Estimate Committee Initial Statement
  
• Measure 113 (IP 14), a constitutional amendment related to legislator unexcused absences. 
• Initiative Petition 14
• ​Fiscal Estimate Committee Initial Analysis
• Fiscal Estimate Committee Initial Statement
• Adopted Statement
  
• ​Measure 114 (IP 17), related to firearms permits, firearm database, and ammunition magazines.
• Initiative Petition 17
• Fiscal Estimate Committee Initial Analysis
  
• Fiscal Estimate Committee Initial Statement
• Legislative Revenue Office
• Review of Ballot Measures for Potential Indirect Effects
• Vote on Financial Impact Statements

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June 10, 2022
Watch the recording on the ​Oregon Legislature website​​.​