In July 2024, Oregonians swiftly repealed Ballot Measure 110, initially celebrated for its revolutionary approach to drug decriminalization and addiction treatment in Oregon.
Four years ago, Oregon faced an alarming crisis with soaring rates of methamphetamine and opioid misuse, highlighting the dire need for innovative solutions in addiction services.
Despite its initial support, the 2024 repeal reflects shifting public sentiment about Ballot Measure 110, as the state confronted escalating homelessness and inadequate treatment resources.
Oregon, grappling with high drug misuse rates, had gained national attention for its attempt to reform addiction and treatment, but the outcomes led to significant discontent.
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