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Citizens' Initiative Review
Wikipedia · 2026
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In Oregon-style reviews, 20 to 24 voters chosen from respondents to thousands of random invitations, balanced to reflect the electorate, write a Citizens' Statement with key findings and the best reasons to vote for and against a measure.
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Each review gathers a randomly selected group of about twenty voters, balanced to reflect the state's demographic and political diversity, who question advocates, opponents and experts and distil what they learn into a one-page analysis for the official voters' pamphlet.
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Outside Oregon, Citizens' Initiative Review pilots were held in Colorado in 2014 and in Arizona in 2016 (on Proposition 205), and variants were tested in Finland and in Sion, Switzerland.
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