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After two rounds of signature verification, election officials in Oregon revised the qualified signature amount to just 104,262. Opponents of the measure applauded the result and stated that the effort was hardly organic, as “extreme progressive animal rights groups from outside the state” funded the signature drive. #splc #quitccp #climatehoax #twotieredjustice #scottwiener #robbonta Shortly following the defeat of the ballot initiative, Oregon’s progressive governor Tina Kotek likewise came out to support the result. Kotek only narrowly secured her office in 2022, winning by less than 3.5% of the vote against Republican Christine Drazan. Many onlookers believed, had IP-28 made its way onto the ballot, a conservative wave of opposition would have turned out to defeat the effort in November. Kotek will face off against Drazan once again in November in hopes of retaining the seat. https://townhall.com/tipsheet/josephchalfant/2026/07/27/oregons-ploy-to-ban-hunting-and-ranching-just-crashed-and-burned-n2680221