Ballot Question

For Dems, a ballot question brouhaha

For Dems, a ballot question brouhaha

Party activists, candidates object to welcome mat for app companies

By Michael Jonas Ballot Question, Lyft, Uber 0 Comments Jun 1, 2022

THERE WILL BE no table after all at the Democratic State Convention promoting ride-share companies’ position on a hotly contested November ballot question. A brewing intra-party battle over plans by the campaign funded by the companies to have an informational table at Saturday’s gathering of Massachusetts Democrats in Worcester was starting to grab attention –(...)

Millionaire’s tax opponents sue over ballot language

Ask SJC to clarify earmark for transportation, education

Shira Schoenberg

Egg issue unscrambled as lawmakers hatch compromise deal

Bill would delay implementation of pork law by eight months

Shira Schoenberg

Tackling transgender health disparities

Challenges remain for gender-minority adults despite defeat of referendum repealing rights

Yes on 3 is a healthy choice

Referendum on transgender rights affects more than bathroom access

A voter guide to Question 1

This Reel Deal video helps sort out complicated ballot measure

House reneged on pot agreement, say sources

Officials say chair irked over Lottery move

Sources: Higher tax, new opt-out in pot bill

House measure would keep treasurer in charge but expand oversight board

House to roll out rewrite of legal pot bill

Reps set to vote on changing ballot question on Thursday; Senate plans unclear

Pot panel looks to let ex-cons in

Lawmakers open to allowing nonviolent drug offenders sell and grow legal marijuana

For marijuana law, now the ‘Grown-Up’s Hour’

State has long history of applying legislative fixes to ballot questions

Lawrence S. DiCara

MA losing casino chess game

CommonWealth Staff

After charter defeat, Baker looks to close achievement gap

Governor mulls options to level performance between black and white students

Pot proponents hit critics on ‘scare tactics’

Say officials are spreading falsehoods to defeat legalization measure

Outsider’s perspective on pot legalization

CommonWealth Staff

Charter showdown

A charter school leader and teachers union president debate the ballot question

Charter cap debate clouds original intent

Passing ballot question would stymie education innovation

Pot opponents mislead on costs, local aid threat

Referendum critics falsely claim Colorado revenues fail to cover regulation expenses

Pot campaign bashed for appeal

Critics say using drug crisis to raise funds is “deeply troubling”

Top pols say just vote no

Officials focus on impact on kids in opposing pot ballot question

A thousand ways to spend millionaire’s tax?

CommonWealth Staff

Bipartisan buzzkill

CommonWealth Staff