Jean Ross is Executive Director of the California Budget Project.
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1/27/10
by Jean Ross
Yesterday, Oregon voters gave us something to cheer about. Voters approved Propositions 66 and 67 by wide margins. These measures increased tax rates on high-income Oregonians and imposed a modest hike in corporate taxes.
