cSPA analysis that found Ballot Question 1 would modestly improve voters’ ability to obtain information related to financial and administrative details, yet they would not be able to access documents related to policymaking decisions is cited by 7News.

Evan Horowitz is quoted from his new analysis on Massachusetts ballot question 2, which would give public defenders and state agency employees a path to unionization in this WBUR piece.

cSPA analysis of Ballot Question 5 and its potential impact on tax rebates is cited in this WBUR piece.

Evan Horowitz is quoted by CommonWealth Beacon on a recent poll where Massachusetts residents place blame for high utility costs on the federal government and utility companies, “people can plug it into a progressive narrative about greedy corporations."

cSPA's analysis of Ballot Question 1, which would place the Legislature and governor’s office under the state’s public records law, is quoted in this WBUR piece.

Evan Horowitz is quoted and cSPA analysis of Ballot Question 5 on changing the tax-revenue limit is cited in this Boston.com piece.

Evan Horowitz comments in this GBH piece on Ballot Question 2 regarding the union rights of the state's public defenders.

Evan Horowitz says that providing timely and accurate unemployment benefits is “a core function of a caring state.” A 2021 report by cSPA outlining policy options for Massachusetts to overhaul its unemployment insurance system is also linked.

Evan Horowitz joins this episode to discuss cSPA’s analysis of the state’s record-tying nine ballot questions voters will consider this November. (His segment begins at 59:45)

This Boston Globe opinion piece cites a new analysis from cSPA of the impact of Ballot Question 5, which would reshape the tax law by setting the tax cap each year based on the actual revenue collected.