The House Judiciary Committee’s hearing on the contentious Measure 114 gun control bill attracts over 100 attendees, with a significant majority opposing the measure. This public engagement follows a recent decision by the Oregon Court of Appeals, which upheld the bill’s language, intensifying the stakes for those on both sides of the debate.
Of the 135 individuals signed up to testify, 90 expressed their opposition, while 43 voiced support and 2 remained neutral. This dynamic illustrates a community deeply divided on gun control measures and reflects broader national conversations surrounding the issue. As discussions continue, the potential impact of the bill remains a focal point for legislators and constituents alike.
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