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Oregon’s Initiative 28, a radical ballot measure aiming to ban hunting, fishing, farming, and animal research—except for self-defense or veterinary care—failed to qualify for the ballot after falling short of the required 117,000 valid signatures, despite collecting over 142,000. With only about 104,000 deemed legitimate, the proposal, which would have covered nearly all animal use, was defeated—and faced fierce opposition from political leaders across the aisle.

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