As noted earlier, the No on Measure 45 campaign is really just now swinging into action, which might explain a couple of unfortunate typos that have come rolling through from the campaign today.

First, there was a media release, with the subject line “It doesn’t take a brain surgeon to figure out that term limits are bad for Oregon.” At the top of the email, in bold type, was the campaign’s website address—well, almost. It actually says “www.noonmeasure25.org”. Which, as you might have guessed, is wrong. Whoops. I’m sure that Measure 25, if we had one this year, would probably deserve a no vote too.

Then, a little bit ago, I was pouring over the Contributions & Expenditures reports that are due today. Under the campaign committee’s (Elections Are Term Limits) committee description, it says “Supports Measure 45.” Which, also, as you might have guessed, is wrong. Exactly the opposite.

For the record, it’s No on 45, which can be found at noonmeasure45.org. And they oppose Measure 45.