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The Oregon Prosperity Project is a collaborative effort between Associated Oregon Industries (AOI), its partners and BIPAC
Welcome to the Oregon Prosperity Project
Leading the Way for Jobs and Prosperity
The Oregon Prosperity Project is your online source for information and resources on issues, legislation, elected officials and candidates – each of which has a direct effect on growing Oregon’s economy and creating jobs.
The Oregon Prosperity Project is designed to inform Oregon employers and employees on the issues that matter most to Oregon’s economy. It is intended to aid the communications between employers and their employees about candidates, issues and elections in a non-partisan way that emphasizes economic growth, job security and prosperity.
The Oregon Prosperity Project is also designed to help Oregon’s employers and employees make informed decisions on their ballots on Election Day. With so many ballot measures and political races that profoundly affect our economy, our jobs, and our pocketbooks, it is vitally important that Oregonians make informed choices. The Oregon Prosperity Project is nonpartisan. We never endorse candidates. We never tell you how to vote. That important decision is up to you.
Whether you’re an employer or employee, whether you are casting a vote, or increasing your involvement in the legislative or electoral process, the Prosperity Project is here to make Oregon a more informed and more prosperous place to live and a better place for businesses to grow.
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