"Oregon Republicans Push to Repeal Measure 110, Citing Community Impact"

Oregon House Republicans are proposing to end the state's voter-approved drug decriminalization law, citing catastrophic consequences to communities and public safety. Meanwhile, Democratic lawmakers are considering a more modest re-criminalization proposal. The 2020 Measure 110 decriminalized small amounts of all drugs, but since then, addiction and overdose deaths have surged. Both parties are signaling plans to roll back the law, with Republicans proposing mandatory treatment to avoid jail for drug possession, while Democrats are considering making possession a misdemeanor. Reform advocates oppose re-criminalizing drugs, while a coalition of leaders in Oregon is urging the legislature to take action or face a ballot measure from voters.
- Blue state Republicans move to strike this ‘catastrophic’ drug law they say is wreaking havoc on communities Fox News
- Oregon Republicans preview bill that would 'end' Measure 110 KGW News
- Oregon GOP legislators introduce bill to end Measure 110 Fox 12 Oregon
- ‘Change is needed’: Republicans introduce bill to end Measure 110 KOIN.com
- Oregon House Republicans propose bill that would effectively end Measure 110 KGW.com
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