Data shows raising the age to 21 will help prevent mass and school shootings.

Children should not be allowed any access to military style weapons.

Gun dealers should be accountable for all actions and need to be inspected and properly regulated.

Increase funding and remove barriers to accessing support.

Funding targeted on the ground services to communities most affected by shootings and gang violence is the most effective way to reduce gun violence in our cities.

Today, after 48 hours, a gun can be transferred without a completed background check. Measure 114 would require all background check to be completed before purchase.

While foster care and teachers must be fingerprinted, firearm purchases use outdated SSN background checks. Fingerprinting ensures law enforcement can properly verify the purchaser's identity.

Like all industries, the gun industry should be fully accountable for its actions.

Over 2 decades of research shows banning magazines with high capacity reduces deaths and injuries in the event of a mass shooting.

Extensive evidence shows protection orders keep communities and families safe by temporarily removing firearms until a crisis has passed.

Today, data shows half of households still have at least one firearm unsecured where an unauthorized person or child could access it. Every firearm, including those for self-defense, must be stored in a safe or lockbox. Technology today allows rapid access that also saves lives.

Ensuring all gun sales, including at gun shows and private sales require background checks, keeps guns out of dangerous situations.

When firearms are involved in domestic violence, the risk of murder dramatically increases. Oregon protects those in situations of intimate partner violence.