Hopefully you used an Oregon specific lease from one of the advocacy groups here in state and not one of the free downloadable, generic leases you can find online. 

Now the housing advocacy group "Bedrooms Are For People" is suing the city to get the initiative back on the ballot.

Beware tenant advocacy groups are on the look out for landlords not doing this right and are looking to make examples.   

It's about investing into housing to improve community https://www.naahq.org/advocacy/naapacPoliticians playing hot potato with who's going to hold the bill and it looks like nationally it's handed to commercial investors the most followed by multifamily and housing

@Mike H.There's another dude on a different thread trying to start an advocacy group.

They have forms, education/training, do advocacy on behalf of landlords, etc. 

Tenants have hotlines and advocacy groups, so doing constructive eviction would be a bad idea.

The Office of Financial Empowerment (the Office) will create and maintain a Tenant Rights Information Packet that includes: (1) A summary of the City of Saint Paul Chapter 193 (Tenant Protections), the Minnesota Attorney General’s booklet on Landlords and Tenants Rights and Responsibilities pursuant to Minnesota Statutes §504B.275, and a summary of federal fair housing laws describing the respective rights, obligations, and remedies of landlords and tenants thereunder; and(2) A list of tenant resources, including but not limited to: information regarding community organizations, government departments, and other entities and organizations that tenants can use to support their housing stability, seek legal advocacy, and provide information or resources for other housing needs.

I suspect a lot of those numbers come from surveys done by Tenant's Advocacy Groups and Tenant's Unions etc. 

/Most/ of the tenant advocacy and over-the-top protection ordinances are in Seattle ; there is activity and substantial additional ordinances s well as cities of Burien, Federal Way, Tacoma,  Everett, and Bellingham that I am aware of ; could be more.