04.02.18
Another anti-gun ballot measure has been filed. As you can see, in this case one of the chief petitioners is not even an Oregon resident.
This measure requires that firearms be locked up and may not be "transferred" without having trigger locks or being in locked containers. Of course it is no longer even legal to transfer a firearm except to close family members unless the transfer is done through a dealer, so who is liable then?
Section 2 (sub 3 ) would hold you strictly liable for any injury that occurred five years after you transferred a firearm without a trigger lock . We'll update as we analyze the latest hare-brained push by the mindless Bloomberg stooges.
Another anti-gun ballot measure has been filed. As you can see, in this case one of the chief petitioners is not even an Oregon resident.
This measure requires that firearms be locked up and may not be "transferred" without having trigger locks or being in locked containers. Of course it is no longer even legal to transfer a firearm except to close family members unless the transfer is done through a dealer, so who is liable then?
Section 2 (sub 3 ) would hold you strictly liable for any injury that occurred five years after you transferred a firearm without a trigger lock . We'll update as we analyze the latest hare-brained push by the mindless Bloomberg stooges.
Date: April 2, 2018
Subject: Initiative Petition 2018-044
On April 2, 2018, the Elections Division received Initiative Petition 2018-044, proposed for the November 6, 2018, General Election.
Subject Provided by Chief Petitioners
Oregonians for Safe Gun Storage and Reporting Lost/Stolen Firearms
Chief Petitioners
Henry Wessinger
1000 SW Vista Ave #1105 Portland, OR 97205
Vincenza Passalacqua
1704 19th St. NW #9 Washington, DC 20009
Paul Kemp
8710 SE 137th Avenue Happy Valley, OR 97086
To begin the ballot title drafting process, chief petitioners must submit 1,000 sponsorship signatures. If submitted, the Elections Division will process sponsorship signatures in accordance with the Statistical Sampling Procedures for State Petitions adopted under administrative rule OAR 165-014-0030.
More information, including the text of the petition, is contained in the IRR Database available at http://egov.sos.state.or.us/elec/web_irr_search.search_form.
Subject: Initiative Petition 2018-044
On April 2, 2018, the Elections Division received Initiative Petition 2018-044, proposed for the November 6, 2018, General Election.
Subject Provided by Chief Petitioners
Oregonians for Safe Gun Storage and Reporting Lost/Stolen Firearms
Chief Petitioners
Henry Wessinger
1000 SW Vista Ave #1105 Portland, OR 97205
Vincenza Passalacqua
1704 19th St. NW #9 Washington, DC 20009
Paul Kemp
8710 SE 137th Avenue Happy Valley, OR 97086
To begin the ballot title drafting process, chief petitioners must submit 1,000 sponsorship signatures. If submitted, the Elections Division will process sponsorship signatures in accordance with the Statistical Sampling Procedures for State Petitions adopted under administrative rule OAR 165-014-0030.
More information, including the text of the petition, is contained in the IRR Database available at http://egov.sos.state.or.us/elec/web_irr_search.search_form.
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