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Oregon should make possession of hard drugs a felony.

Oregon ended drug decriminalization in 2024 and made possession of small amounts a misdemeanor with an option for treatment. This would raise possession of drugs such as fentanyl and meth to a felony.

Christine Drazan

Republican

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Oregon should make possession of hard drugs a felony.

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