Measure 118 would implement a massive tax on sales
Measure 118 would make local Oregon businesses less competitive
Measure 118 would mean higher consumer prices — at the worst possible time
Measure 118 is a blank check for Salem politicians
Measure 118 would add a costly new 3% tax on sales at every step in the production and selling process in Oregon, making it far more costly than a typical sales tax.
We are a coalition of large and small Oregon businesses, organizations, taxpayers, consumers, and community leaders from across the state who are coming together to oppose Measure 118.
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