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The AARP Oregon Social Security Survey conducted in May 2005 gathered opinions from 700 adults in Oregon regarding Social Security reform and private accounts. Key findings revealed that a significant portion of residents believe Social Security has either no serious problems or only minor issues, while a majority oppose the idea of private accounts. The survey indicated that concerns about potential negative consequences, such as cuts to benefits and increased federal debt, led many initial supporters of private accounts to change their stance to opposition. Additionally, the survey assessed the qualities important for political candidates and how support for private accounts could influence voting intentions.

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