Oregon’s Budget Has a $370M Problem, Economists Say: ‘It’s Now in the Red’

Oregon's revenue forecast released today Governor's office and state leadership weigh in

SALEM, Ore. - Oregon's economic outlook took a hit with new projections showing a significant drop in revenue. According to the Department of Administrative Services (DAS) Office of Economic Analysis, the impact of federal legislation H.R.1 is expected to reduce…

Oregon’s budget has a $370M problem, economists say: ‘It’s now in the red’

Federal tax changes are likely to cut Oregon's tax revenue by almost $900 million, economists say.

State's economists tell legislators that federal tax cuts could blow a $373 million hole in Oregon’s new budget • Lincoln Chronicle

Oregon legislators were told Wednesday that President Donald Trump’s so-called One Big Beautiful Bill is expected to slash money flowing into the state’s general fund by more than $888 million during the current two-year budget. The post State’s economists tell legislators that federal tax cuts could blow a $373 million hole in Oregon’s new budget appeared first on Lincoln Chronicle.

Oregon Revenue Forecast Projects $372.7 Million Deficit Over Next Two Years

Salem, Oregon– Oregon’s latest economic and revenue forecast projects a $372.7 million deficit for the 2025-27 state budget, according to officials with the Department of Administrative Services. Carl Riccadonna, state chief economist, and Michael Kennedy, senior economist with the DAS Office of Economic Analysis (OEA), presented the updated figures Wednesday to the legislative committee on finance and revenue. The quarterly revenue forecasts pr…