The Oregonian
Yes. The measure will help Oregonians assert their voting rights, demand true representation and loosen the parties' grip on primary elections.

The News-Review

Every other spring, one out of five Oregon voters is banned from voting for statewide offices in Oregon’s May primary. I am one of these 400,000 Oregon voters who are registered non-affiliated (or independent).

Argus Observer

We’re hopeful most voters did not fail to take a good, hard look at ballot Measure 65 and then vote “yes.” Essentially, this measure would open up Oregon’s primary system to the entire body politic and not just those who happen to be Democrats or Republicans.