$1,600
for every Oregonian,
every year.
Vote Yes! on Measure 118 to get yearly rebates of $1,600 for yourself and every Oregonian, kids included. A four person household will get over $6,400 every year. Paid for by making giant corporations pay their fair share.
Estimate your rebate
How many people are in your household, including kids?
Your household of 4 would receive an estimated:
Measure 118 helps working families
Cuts childhood poverty in half
A huge tax break for you and your household
Cash directly to you for whatever you need
More cash in your pocket boosts local economy
Measure 118 is revenue neutral and does not cut government funding!
General Fund dollars do not fund the rebate. All implementation and related costs are paid for by the new revenue.
Oregon’s lawmakers will implement and can adjust. They have the power to address any budget-impacting concerns.
$7 billion stimulus will boost Oregon’s economy. A thriving economy leads to additional tax receipts and General Fund resources.
Paid for by giant corporations like Comcast
Only taxes giant corporations after $25M of in-state revenue
These giant corps pay essentially zero state income tax
You pay way more taxes than these corporations
Corporations can stop crying and pay their fair share
Written by everyday Oregonians
Unlike most legislation written by partisan figures and special interests, the Oregon Rebate was written by a group of everyday Oregonians who came together in coffee shops in Eugene in 2018.
A Huge Stimulus for Oregon Economies
The Oregon Rebate would inject over $6 billion to the local economy. See what that would mean for your metro area.
| City | Rebate Amount |
|---|---|
| Portland | $3,552,000,000 |
| Salem | $693,000,000 |
| Eugene | $613,000,000 |
| Bend | $417,000,000 |
| Medford | $357,000,000 |
| Corvallis | $152,000,000 |
| Grants Pass | $137,000,000 |
OPB’s take on Measure 118
Endorsed By
“Measure 118 is a lifeline for Oregon renters facing skyrocketing costs. This rebate provides immediate relief in a volatile and often predatory housing market. For too many, a $1,600 check is the difference between a stable home and homelessness.”
- Kim McCarty, Executive Director of Community Alliance of Tenants
