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ORAP 12.34

ESTIMATE OF FINANCIAL IMPACT REVIEW

activein force · 2026-09-03 – presentact-effective-date

(1) Any person entitled to petition under ORS 250.131 for review of an estimate of

financial impact may file with the Supreme Court a petition to review the estimate. The petition

must be filed not later than 85 calendar days before the election at which the measure is to be

voted on. The petition shall not concern the amount of the estimate or whether an estimate

should be prepared.

(2) The provisions of ORAP 12.30(2), (3), (4), (5), (7), (8), and (9) shall apply,

except that:

(a) The officials named in ORS 250.125(9) shall be designated

"Respondents," the Attorney General shall not be designated as a respondent, and the title

of the proceeding shall be "Petition to Review Estimate of Financial Impact"; and

(b) The petition shall show proof of service on each official named in ORS

250.125(9) and the Attorney General.

(3) The petition shall inform the court of the petitioner's interest in the matter, the full

text of the estimate of financial impact as filed by the Secretary of State, and the reasons the

estimate was prepared, filed or certified in violation of the procedures specified in ORS 250.125

or ORS 250.127.

(4) The answering memorandum shall set forth concisely the reasons why the

estimate challenged was prepared, filed or certified in compliance with the procedures specified

in ORS 250.125 or ORS 250.127. An answering memorandum shall include the complete

estimate as filed with the Secretary of State or as revised under ORS 250.127, if the respondent

claims that the estimate as contained in the petition is in error.

(5) The Administrator will issue the appellate judgment on the next judicial day after

the filing date of the Supreme Court's dispositional decision.

Provenance

Source
courts.oregon.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-25
Edition
2026-09-25
Content hash
ab3ff5f0a16739972af7983ba259156de578a8f3d7ee2c73bb45cc16508a183f
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