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Massachusetts voters have approved an amendment to the state constitution that will increase taxes on those earning more than $1 million a year.

Questions on the Nov. 8 ballot include proposals on affordable housing and funding for children's services

Eagle columnist Bill Everhart writes: "Here’s a look at the four questions on this year’s ballot and how voters might act on them."

The Democratic candidate for Massachusetts governor is encouraging people to vote for a "millionaires tax" and to uphold a new law that allows undocumented immigrants to obtain driver's licenses.

For years, I’ve supported the Fair Share Amendment, the tax on only that portion of annual incomes over $1 million that will appear as Question 1 on the November ballot.

In Massachusetts, it's less about who will win and more about what will win on Election Day.

Massachusetts voters are likely to amend the constitution and add at least one new law to the books in the upcoming election, but two other questions on the ballot remain locked in a tight race, a new poll finds.

Question 1 is also known as the Fair Share Amendment or the Millionaires’ Tax.

Voters in another state are also being asked to decide whether some of the richest residents should be taxed at a higher rate.

Question 1 is sometimes called the Fair Share Amendment or the Millionaires’ Tax.