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Taxes

Oregon income tax and revenue structure

Oregon relies heavily on income taxes and has no sales tax. With fluctuating revenues, debate continues over whether to raise income or corporate taxes on high earners and large businesses, create a sales tax, or cut spending to balance the budget.

How should Oregon adjust its tax structure to address budget needs?

How OpenCampaign quiz-takers stand on this issue

No quiz question covers this exact issue — showing responses to the closest one, Business and Consumers.

28% call it a high-priority issue (rating it 7+ out of 10).

  1. Liberal5%
  2. Lean liberal22%
  3. Moderate30%
  4. Lean conservative28%
  5. Conservative15%

Where do you stand?

How should Oregon adjust its tax structure to address budget needs?

How important is this to you?

Sources

Governor Kathy Hochul — https://www.governor.ny.gov/programs/2026-state-state
The governor's affordability agenda includes new steps to reduce energy bills, lower insurance costs, eliminate taxes on tips, and more.
Positions on this issue  ·  liberal → conservative
  1. Raise income and corporate taxes on wealthy Oregonians and large corporations to fund expanded public services.
  2. Increase capital gains taxes and close corporate loopholes while protecting lower- and middle-income residents.
  3. Maintain the current tax structure with modest adjustments and targeted credits for working families.
  4. Introduce a low-rate sales tax paired with income tax reductions to broaden and stabilize the revenue base.
  5. Cut overall state spending and oppose new taxes; reduce the tax burden on businesses to stimulate growth.