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Search results for “oregon” Search Results You searched for “oregon” Search Fact Sheet Oregon Should Restore Voting Rights to Over 13,400 Citizens March 18, 2025 Press Release More Than 13,400 Oregonians Silenced by Felony Voting Bans as Primary Election Approaches May 18, 2026 Fact Sheet Oregon Should Restore Voting Rights to Over 13,000 Citizens January 6, 2023 Testimony Testimony to Oregon's House Rules Committee in Support of Universal Suffrage Act March 22, 2021 Report The Second Look Movement: An Assessment of the Nation’s Sentence Review Laws August 27, 2025 Report One in Five: Racial Disparity in Imprisonment — Causes and Remedies December 7, 2023 Report Learning life all over again: Reentry after long-term imprisonment April 22, 2026 Report One in Five: How Mass Incarceration Deepens Inequality and Harms Public Safety January 16, 2024 Advocacy Letter Formerly Incarcerated People and Advocacy Organizations Urge Reform of US Bureau of Prisons September 6, 2022 Report One in Five: Disparities in Crime and Policing November 2, 2023 Back to Top
Press Release More Than 13,400 Oregonians Silenced by Felony Voting Bans as Primary Election Approaches May 18, 2026
Testimony Testimony to Oregon's House Rules Committee in Support of Universal Suffrage Act March 22, 2021
Report One in Five: How Mass Incarceration Deepens Inequality and Harms Public Safety January 16, 2024
Advocacy Letter Formerly Incarcerated People and Advocacy Organizations Urge Reform of US Bureau of Prisons September 6, 2022
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