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Question 8 would repeal legal recreational marijuana sales in Massachusetts
This series, which examines the nine statewide ballot questions on the November 3, 2026, Massachusetts ballot, continues with Question 8.
Question 7 would let single-family homes be built on smaller lots statewide
This series, examining the nine statewide ballot questions on the November 3, 2026, Massachusetts ballot, continues with Question 7.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Endorses No on Question 3
Voter Rights MA today announced that Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is voting No on Question 3 and urging Massachusetts voters to do the same.
Question 6 would dedicate sales tax on sporting goods to a conservation fund
This series, examining the nine statewide ballot questions on the November 3, 2026, Massachusetts ballot, continues with Question 6.
U.S. Rep. Ayanna Pressley Endorses “No on 3,” Joining Growing Coalition Opposing Ballot Question
Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley (MA-07) today announced her opposition to Question 3, the top-two primary ballot question, and her endorsement of the Voters Rights MA campaign to vote No on November 3.
Question 5 would tighten the formula for the state’s tax revenue cap
This series, examining the nine statewide questions on the November 3, 2026, Massachusetts ballot, continues with Question 5.
Question 4 would let voters register at the polls on Election Day
This series, which examines the nine statewide questions on the November 3, 2026, Massachusetts ballot, continues with Question 4.
Question 3 would replace party primaries with a single all-party ballot
This series, examining the nine statewide questions on the November 3, 2026 Massachusetts ballot, continues with Question 3.
Growing Coalition of Elected Officials and Advocacy Groups Endorse No on 3
Voter Rights MA, the ballot question committee behind the campaign to defeat Question 3, today announced a new wave of endorsements from across Massachusetts who are joining the fight against the top-two primary ballot measure.
Question 2 asks voters whether public defenders can unionize
This article continues a series examining each of the nine statewide questions Massachusetts voters will decide on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
Nine questions await Massachusetts voters on Nov. 3, starting with public records
Massachusetts voters will decide nine statewide ballot questions at the Midterm election on November 3, 2026.
27 Massachusetts Elected Officials Endorse No on Question 3
Seven state senators, eleven state representatives, and local leaders from the Merrimack Valley to the Cape join the campaign against the top-two primary.