Christine Drazan on Government Reform

	Christine Drazan on Government Reform

Get the government off the backs of our small businesses

I will fight for lower taxes for families and businesses and streamline regulations that make it expensive to build everything from new housing to new factories. I will support critical industries like timber, trucking, and manufacturing. We will invest in job training and technical education programs. And we will get the government off the backs of our small businesses by reining in our state agencies and anti-business regulatory environment. Source: 2022 Oregon Governor campaign website ChristineForOregon.com , Mar 3, 2022

Establish a permanent task force on election integrity

Ban ballot harvesting.
Support a constitutional amendment establishing an independent redistricting commission.
Direct the attorney general to investigate any allegations of voter fraud and to prosecute confirmed cases.
Increase penalties for those found guilty of defrauding our elections.
Establish a permanent task force on election integrity to examine vulnerabilities in our system.
Require audits of our elections when evidence of irregularities exist.

Source: 2022 Oregon Governor campaign website ChristineForOregon.com , Mar 3, 2022

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