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Oregon’s ranking just dropped to 42nd overall in WalletHub’s latest “Best States to Live In” report — making it the ninth-worst state to call home. While it shined in quality of life (fourth for fewest hours worked, 16th for restaurants per capita), it tanked in affordability, safety, and economy — with skyrocketing housing costs and weak homeownership dragging down its score. Meanwhile, Idaho soared to 1 thanks to strong safety, job growth, and income gains, while New Jersey took second place. Oregon’s charm might be great for weekend getaways — but if you’re looking to settle down, the numbers say it’s time to brace for a financial and safety reality check.

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