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Judge rules controversial Oregon gas tax vote will stay on May ballot

Judge David Leith ruled the gas tax referendum will stay on the May ballot despite claims the expedited timeline hampers voter participation, affecting signature and argument submissions.

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The gas tax referendum vote is still set for May, following a judge's denial to grant a motion to stop the date from being moved from November.

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Oregon judge declines to block May gas tax election

The ruling is a blow to Republicans who have insisted the vote should be held in November.

·Portland, United States
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Judge rules controversial Oregon gas tax vote will stay on May ballot

The gas tax referendum vote is still set for May, following a judge's denial to grant a motion to stop the date from being moved from November.

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Gas tax referendum stays on May 2026 primary ballot

A Marion County Circuit Court judge has ruled against a lawsuit challenging Oregon lawmakers’ attempt to move a high-stakes gas tax referendum to November.

·Eugene, United States
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KVAL broke the news in Eugene, United States on Wednesday, March 11, 2026.
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