Published on: 01/08/2026
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The Secretary of State’s Office is asking lawmakers for an initial $25 million to stand up key provisions of a law that will limit political contributions and increase the transparency of spending in Oregon politics – even as agency leaders concede they cannot say what implementation will ultimately cost.
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