General Fund-State Revenue Impact Senate Joint Memorial / /
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United States Department of Agriculture / State Fairs Commission / Washington Wine Commission / Increase Chapter / Bonneville Power Administration / Property Tax Administration / Department of Revenue / Supreme Court / Legislature of Oregon / Tax Administration / General Fund-State Revenue Increase Chapter / Thurston County Superior Court / Department of Natural Resources / General Fund-State Revenue Impact Chapter / Million General Fund / Revenue Legislation General Fund / Department of Licensing / Fair Fund / United States Food and Drug Administration / Joint Oregon-Washington Committee on Taxation / Animal Health Products Forest Lands/Taxation Dairy Farmers Oregon and Washington Committee on Taxation / state general fund / General Fund-State Revenue Decrease Chapter / Medicare / /
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Partial Veto / /
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federal landslide / /
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HB / HB HB HB SHB SHB SHB SHB SHB SHB HB ESHB 2SHB SHB HB SHB HB SHB HB ESHB HB SHB SHB HB / contractor / Governor / farmer / Energy Facility Site Evaluation Counsel / farmer for sale / General / podiatrist / /
Revenues In November 2000, the voters approved Initiative 722 (I[removed]I-722 exempted increases in property tax valuations above 2 percent per year from property taxation, limited the growth of property tax levies of ta