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Tyler Mac Innis

September 20, 2023CommentaryYou wouldn’t know it from Oregon figures, but child poverty just skyrocketed
March 24, 2023CommentaryMore Oregon families now claim the EITC
March 14, 2023CommentaryMoms deserve the Oregon Kids’ Credit
March 8, 2023TestimonySB 438: Monthly tax payments must be carefully constructed
February 27, 2023TestimonySB 603-1: Improve economic security and housing stability
February 23, 2023ReportThe Oregon Kids’ Credit would be a lifeline for hundreds of thousands of Oregon children
February 13, 2023CommentaryLawmakers can do right by Oregon’s children
January 26, 2023TestimonySB 627: Invest in Universal Representation
January 20, 2023CommentaryConfronting inequality is key to ending our housing crisis
January 4, 2023Issue BriefCapital gains drive record breaking inequality
October 31, 2022Issue BriefIncome inequality in Oregon hits new record
May 24, 2022CommentaryShine the light on corporate profiteering
December 4, 2014Fact SheetWorking, But Still Poor

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