Yes! on 118 (Oregon Rebate)

It's official! Come November, you can vote on yearly rebates of $1,600 for yourself and every Oregonian. But we're taking on deep corporate pockets and special interests and need your support to make it happen. Join us to help level the playing field: yesonmeasure118.com/join-us

Thank you Greg B. for your support! $1,600 ever year to an individual, or $6,400 every year for a family of four will help Oregonians pay bills, save for a downpayment, and keep families ahead. We're 8 days away from the election - vote YES on Measure 118. #YesOn118 #OregonRebate #Oregon

Thank you Arleta from Eugene for sharing your story. The heart of our Measure 118 is about making life better for Oregonians. While corporations are getting wealthier and wealthier, the reality for everyday Oregonians is getting more and more unaffordable. Measure 118 will make giant corporations pay a tiny bit more on revenue made in Oregon to give Oregonians a rebate every year to help people like Arleta afford rent. Measure 118 is about you, your family, and your community getting $1,600 every year in direct cash that's paid for by the biggest businesses that in the end rely on our business. #YesOn118 #OregonRebate #YesOnMeasure118R

ALL of the multinational corporations we have to use in Oregon, but don’t always love, like Wells Fargo, Amazon, Walmart, Exxon/Mobile, Kroger, and Comcast will be the ones to pay the 3 penny tax, NOT small businesses! . These big corporations for far too long have become huge monopolies that crush the competition. Measure 118 will make them pay more in taxes so you and every member of your family get $1,600 every year and can spend it back at the small businesses we love. #YESon118 #Measure118 #OregonRebate #Oregon #Vote

"What would this money mean for regular families? I’ve asked people directly, and their answers aren’t surprising: paying down credit card debt, student loans, or handling car repairs. They’d buy groceries to feed their families, making ends meet just a little easier." bendbulletin.com/opinion/guest-…

Under Measure 118, we're putting money that would go to bloated CEO salaries back into the hands of hardworking Oregonians to spend at their favorite local businesses. That $1,600 every year will reach even the smallest of towns across our state. #YESon118 #OregonRebate #Measure118

Measure 118 will only affect the largest corporations - just .6%. Out of all the businesses doing business in Oregon, that's only 1 out of every 200! Mom and Pop shops are not going to be taxed more, and instead benefit from Oregonians having $1,600 more every year to spend on main street. #YESon118 #OregonRebate

Greens helped to get Measure 118 on the ballot. Don't believe the corporate propaganda. VOTE YES on Measure 118. @OregonRebate

Our Opponents have spent over $10 Million dollars (funded by giant corporations and big business interests) to scare Oregonians into thinking Measure 118 is a sales tax on consumers. The truth is - Measure 118 targets just .6% of all businesses - the biggest corporations making over $25 Million in Revenue who are largely out-of-state like Comcast, Amazon, and Walmart so that we can invest that money into Oregonians instead. Vote #YesOn118

I kept getting mailers on this and realized I met the organizers and signed the petition for this a few years ago now. Vote yes!

Corporations like Comcast are getting wealthier and wealthier, yet their customers struggle to make ends meet and get ahead. Vote Yes on Measure 118 and together we can make them pay are fair share here in Oregon, and put $1,600 back to the hands of every Oregonian. #YesOn118 #yesonmeasure118 #Oregon

We'll be live on Think Out Loud today at Noon, Tune in: opb.org/article/2024/1…

Glad to hear we've got your Vote! Our Opposition's spent a great deal to decieve Oregonians, we agree, it's classic corporate greed.

We're proud to be endorsed by two major Oregon tenant-rights organizations, @PDXTenantsUnite and @catoregon, who empower tenants to demand safe, stable, and affordable rental homes: yesonmeasure118.com/news/measure-1…

No surprise that The @Oregonian is opposing Measure 118. They didn’t bother to print that the current state tax rate for Kroger, Walmart, Wells Fargo, etc is just 0.12% of in-state revenue - far less than what Oregonians and small businesses pay. The sky will not fall when Oregonians make them pay their fair share.

These corporations are making record profits by increasing prices and not paying their fair share. They are also who is funding Measure 118's opposition. We are not surprised. #YesOn118

Insurance companies like Blue Cross Blue Shield of Oregon are ripping off consumers by making them pay more for worse insurance. Now they’re spending $200,000 against Measure 118 because they want to keep paying essentially zero state tax. Oregonians are fed up. Vote Yes! on Measure 118 and make Blue Cross Blue Shield pay you $1,600 every year.

The opposition to Measure 118 is bankrolled by a who's who of dirty corporate actors, from union busters to predatory lenders and admitted price gougers. We are fighting to lift up Oregonians. They are fighting to keep taking advantage of you.

Fred Meyer’s workers striking in Portland this week currently pay a higher tax rate than their employer. Measure 118 would increase the minimum corporate tax rate after $25 million of in-state revenue by 3%, leveling the playing field. Fred Meyer (Kroger) is using their giant profits from tax dodging and price gouging to spend millions against out campaign. Oregonians have had enough of their deceitful #greedflation and will make these giant corps pay $1,600 a year by passing Measure 118. Full statement: yesonmeasure118.com/news/kroger-fi…

Kroger (aka Fred Meyer) took billions from consumers by price gouging. Now they're spending big against Measure 118 because they want to keep paying essentially zero state tax. Oregonians are fed up. Vote Yes! on Measure 118 and make Kroger pay you $1,600 every year.

2023 profits from self-described "narrow profit margin" corporations that just spent $5.8M against us: Kroger: $33 billion Costco: $31 billion Albertsons: $22 billion These giant corporations pay essentially zero tax in Oregon. Now they’re paying millions to scare us into thinking that $1,600 for every person, every year is not in our state's best interests. Oregonians know better.