Big slate of possible ballot questions certified
BOSTON — The road to the November 2024 ballot continues for the most closely watched initiative petitions, dealing with the role of the MCAS test as a graduation requirement, the
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BOSTON — The road to the November 2024 ballot continues for the most closely watched initiative petitions, dealing with the role of the MCAS test as a graduation requirement, the
The road to the November 2024 ballot continues for the most closely-watched initiative petitions, dealing with the role of the MCAS test as a graduation requirement, the rights and benefits for drivers on app-based platforms, rent control, voter identification and the auditor's ability to audit the state Legislature.
The road to the November 2024 ballot continues for the most closely-watched initiative petitions, dealing with the role of the MCAS test as a graduation requirement, the rights and benefits for drivers on app-based platforms, rent control, voter identification and the auditor's ability to audit the state Legislature.
The Massachusetts Attorney General certified 34 potential ballot questions Wednesday, clearing the way for them to continue moving towards next year's ballot.
Campbell's office approved 34 potential ballot questions, including measures that would remove the MCAS exam requirement, gradually increase the minimum wage for tipped workers to the same as the general minimum wage, and decriminalize psychedelic substances such as psilocybin mushrooms.