Oregon Constitution
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Preamble
[edit]We the people of the State of Oregon to the end that Justice be established, order maintained, and liberty perpetuated, do ordain this Constitution.—
Articles
[edit]Crossed-out article titles indicate repealed articles.
- I — Bill of rights
- II — Suffrage and elections
- III — Distribution of powers
- IV — Legislative department
- V — Executive department
- VI — Administrative department
- VII (Amended) — Judicial department
- VII (Original) —
Judicial department - VIII — Education and school lands
- IX — Finance
- X — The militia
- XI — Corporations and internal improvements
- XI-A —
Rural credits/ Farm and home loans to veterans XI-B — Corporations and internal improvementsXI-C — Corporations and internal improvements- XI-D — State power development
- XI-E — State reforestation
- XI-F(1) — Higher education building projects
- XI-F(2) — Veterans' bonus
- XI-G — Higher education institutions and activities; community colleges
- XI-H — Pollution control
- XI-I(1) — Water development projects
- XI-I(2) — Multifamily housing for elderly and disabled
- XI-J — Small scale local energy loans
- XI-K — Guarantee of bonded indebtedness of education districts
- XI-L — Oregon Health and Science University
- XI-M — Seismic rehabilitation of public education buildings
- XI-N — Seismic rehabilitation of emergency services buildings
- XI-O — Pension liabilities
- XI-A —
- XII — State printing
XIII — Salaries- XIV — Seat of government
- XV — Miscellaneous
- XVI — Boundaries
- XVII — Amendments and revisions
- XVIII — Schedule
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