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April 19, 2021CommentaryDo we have the courage to sustain the investments Oregonians need?
September 1, 2020CommentaryLawmakers break promise to students rather than block tax cuts for the rich
May 27, 2020Issue BriefOregon Should Reject the Tax Break Congress Gave to Millionaires
May 20, 2020News ReleaseOregon Revenue Forecast Underscores the Need for Congressional Action
April 23, 2020Issue BriefOregon Schools Would Pay the Price of Suspending the Corporate Activity Tax
April 15, 2020Resource pageHow is Congress supporting public services in Oregon during the coronavirus pandemic?
June 10, 2019CommentaryBoost the EITC, improve social and economic circumstances for Oregon children
April 11, 2019CommentaryInvestments in Education are Promising; Room for Improvement Remains
October 24, 2018CommentaryOregon students deserve well-paid teachers
September 18, 2018ReportOregon Teachers are Underpaid
January 16, 2018Blog postTwo questions about Measure 101 keep coming up. Here are the answers.
August 29, 2017Radio InterviewOregon's kicker and higher education funding
June 8, 2017Blog PostHow to push back against misleading claims about state spending that seek to derail a revenue-raising package
April 20, 2017Blog PostClearing the smoke on the pot tax
February 2, 2017Blog PostIt’s Groundhog Day, and Oregon is still stuck with one of the nation’s lowest business tax rates
November 14, 2016Blog postThe path forward after Measure 97
October 26, 2016Blog postThe present and past funding of Oregon's schools
October 11, 2016Blog postAnswers to your questions on Measure 97
August 30, 2016News ReleaseOregon's jobs recovery bypasses many rural counties
August 10, 2016Blog postThe choice is clear with Measure 97: "Yes" to strengthen schools, "no" to endure budget cuts
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