What We Need to Know About Measure 101

Advocate Jenn Wig makes posters in support of measure 101. the special election is in January, and all ballots must be in by January 23. Watch your mailbox for the ballot!

by Tom Sincic, HCAO President

We all have the opportunity to vote YES on Measure 101 this January. Here are four things you need to know today about Measure 101!

  • HCAO has joined over 100 groups in endorsing Measure 101. This coalition includes doctors, nurses, health care advocates, hospitals and local businesses, and everyday people like YOU!
  • 1 million Oregonians (that’s one in four Oregonians!) depend on the Oregon Health Plan. Measure 101 guarantees that our friends and neighbors who rely on OHP won’t lose their coverage.
  • 400,000 Oregon children rely on the Oregon Health Plan to grow up healthy. With Measure 101, families don’t have to worry that their children could lose their coverage.
  • Measure 101 stabilizes insurance marketplaces and premiums. It will save middle-class families who buy their own insurance an average of $300 a month in insurance premiums!

You and I both know how much health care matters. This is why as we join together to say Yes to Measure 101, HCAO will be in a much better position to take the next steps in getting Single Payer passed in Oregon.

I hope, as an HCAO supporter, you will remember to cast your vote as YES on Measure 101 for health care this January. Every Oregonian deserves health care, no matter who they are or where they work,

If you have not already, please take a second to follow both HCAO and YesforHealthcare on Facebook so you can keep up-to-date with the fight for accessible care. Learn more about Measure 101 here.

In addition, please share on your own FB page.

YES on Ballot Measure 101 is endorsed and supported by:

AARP Oregon
AAUP Oregon
AFT-Oregon
AllCare Health
Alliance4Kids
Alzheimer’s Association of Oregon
American Association of University Women
American College of Physicians Oregon Chapter
Asante
Asian Pacific American Network of Oregon
Basic Rights Oregon
Bridges to Change
CareOregon
Cascade Health Alliance
CCO Oregon
Central City Concern
Children First for Oregon
Children’s Institute
Coalition for a Healthy Oregon (COHO)
Coalition of Community Health Clinics
Columbia Pacific CCO
De Paul Treatment Centers
Disability Rights Oregon
Douglas County Independent Physician Association
Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon
Euvalcree
Fair Shot for All Oregon
Family Forward Oregon
Family Nurturing Center
Forward Together
Graduate Teaching Fellows Federation
Health Care for All Oregon
Health Share of Oregon
Housing Alliance
Human Services Coalition of Oregon
IATSE Local 488 Studio Mechanics of the Pacific Northwest
IBEW Local 48
Independent Living Resources
Interfaith Movement for Immigrant Justice
Jackson Care Connect CCO
Jefferson Regional Health Alliance
Jobs with Justice
Kaiser Permanente
La Clinica
Latino Network
League of Women Voters – Oregon
Legacy Health
Main Street Alliance of Oregon
Mid-Valley Health Care Advocates
NAACP Portland Branch
NARAL Pro-Choice Oregon
National Association of Social Workers – Oregon
National Organization for Women – Oregon Chapter
Native American Youth and Family Center (NAYA)
Neighborhood Partnerships
Northwest Housing Alternatives
Nurses for Single Payer
NW Oregon Labor Council
One Community Health
Oregon AFL-CIO
Oregon AFSCME
Oregon Association of Hospitals and Health Systems
Oregon Center for Christian Voices
Oregon Center for Public Policy
Oregon Community Health Workers Association (ORCHWA)
Oregon Consumer League
Oregon Dental Association
Oregon Education Association
Oregon Federation of Nurses and Health Professionals
Oregon Head Start Association
Oregon Health Care Association
Oregon Health Equity Alliance
Oregon Latino Health Coalition
Oregon Medical Association
Oregon Nurses Association
Oregon Patients Rights Association
Oregon Pediatric Society
Oregon Primary Care Association
Oregon School-Based Health Alliance
Oregon School Boards Association
Oregon School Employees Association
Oregon Society of Anesthesiologists
Oregon State Council of Retired Citizens
Oregon-PTA
Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons of Oregon (OPSO)
Our Health Oregon
Pacific Northwest Regional Council of Carpenters
Partners for a Hunger-Free Oregon
Partnership for Safety and Justice
PCUN – Pineros y Campesinos Unidos del Noroeste
PeaceHealth
Planned Parenthood Advocates of Oregon
PrimaryHealth of Josephine County
Project Access NOW
Providence Health & Services
Rural Health Association
Rural Oregon Progressives
Rural Organizing Project
Samaritan Health Services
SEIU Local 49
SEIU Local 503
St. Charles Health System
Trillium Community Health Plans
Tuality Health
UFCW Local 555
Umpqua Health Alliance

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Thanks to all who attended the Legislative Review, October 5, 2017