State Senate passes bills on gender-neutral birth records, ID access for homeless people
Both bills have passed the Senate before, and now it's up to the House.
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Both bills have passed the Senate before, and now it's up to the House.
QUINCY – A new analysis shows that the populations of at least five state House of Representatives districts and one Senate district have moved from mostly white to majority-minority, a demographic shift that could have implications when lawmakers draw new district boundaries later this year. The 1st Norfolk District, represented by Rep. Bruce Ayers, D-Quincy, is one of the districts that is no longer considered majority white. Ayers' district includes parts of Quincy, wards 3, 4, 5 and 6, as well as four precincts in Randolph. “Diversity is one of our greatest strengths in both Quincy...