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This article references cSPA's report analyzing Massachusetts Ballot Question 1, noting that that some legislative activities are off-limits to executive interference.

This article cites cSPA's report on Massachusetts Ballot Question 1 finding that the auditor would not be able to examine “votes, debates, committee assignments, policy priorities" but would allow oversight on compliance and other matters.

This article highlights findings from a cSPA analysis of Massachusetts Ballot Question 3, which asks voters whether rideshare drivers should be allowed to unionize for collective bargaining with companies such as Uber and Lyft.

cSPA's report examining Massachusetts Ballot Question 2, which raised questions about how the state would ensure districts meet state-backed standards for student learning is referenced in this article.

A new report from cSPA analyzing Massachusetts Ballot Question 5 on tipped minimum wage is referenced in this article.

The latest cSPA report examining Massachusetts Ballot Question 2, which would eliminate the the state MCAS graduation requirement is referenced in this article.

This article cites findings from a new report from cSPA that analyzed Massachusetts Ballot Question 1 on whether the state auditor should be allowed to investigate the Legislature.

This opinion piece quotes the new cSPA report analyzing Massachusetts Ballot Question 1 on whether the auditor should be allowed to investigate the state legislature, overseeing and evaluating at least some of its activities.

Evan Horowitz is quoted throughout this article on the strain that the Massachusetts unemployment system faces.