Oregon Election Results

A screenshot of the posting reveals a razor-thin 1% victory for Martha Coakley over Scott Brown with 100% of precincts reporting.  The only problem with the post, however, is that it came at least seven hours before the polls in Massachusetts actually close at 8:00 p.m. tonight, leading some confused Massachusetts residents to wonder why the post, which was removed, ever went up in the first place.

The results of the Measure 66 and 67 was pretty good in which Measure 66 received 54.2% “Yes” and 45.8% “No” in the Statewide Results while Measure 67 received 53.7% “Yes” and 46.3% “No” in the same. Hope the hard won Measure 66 and Measure 67 results benefit the people. Time will tell whether the results will prove to be productive for Oregon or not.

The measure 66 will have a negative effect on the income of those taxpayers who earn $125,000 individually in a year. 54% residents want to raise income tax on those who earn above $125,000 a year.

Measure 67 will raise state’s $10 minimum corporate income tax and almost 53% people want to activate it throughout state.
The extra fund will support projects like children education, health, public safety and many others.

Many are unhappy with the results of this election and according to them it will create differences among the classes while other claim, it will bring more stability in the state.