On November 3, you will be asked to weigh in on nine ballot questions in Massachusetts—the most since 1994. That is going to translate into a two-to-three page ballot when you get to the polls. Some of the questions have deep-backstories and implications that are worth understanding.
Join us for a ballot fair with representatives from both sides of issues. Together, we’ll discuss each question in-depth and give you the confidence you need to cast your ballot.
Our tables will be hosted by advocacy organizations, where you can learn how to get involved with issues that are meaningful to you, including
### Q1: Public Records Requirements
– Office of State Auditor Diana DiZoglio
### Q3: Top-Two Primary Elections Initiative
– [Coalition for a Healthy Democracy](https://coalitionforhealthydemocracy.org)
– [Vote No on 3 Voter Rights MA](https://www.votenoon3mass.com/voteno)
### Q4: Same-Day Voter Registration
– [MassVOTE](https://www.massvote.org/)
### Q5: Tax Revenue Cap
– [Massachusetts Teachers Association NO on 5](https://no5ma.com/)
### Q6: Nature for All Fund
– [Trustees of Reservations](https://thetrustees.org/)
### Q8: Repeal Law Allowing Marijuana Sales
– [Stop the Repeal Vote No on 8](https://stoptherepealma.com/)
### Q9: Uphold Firearms Regulation
– [Grassroots for Gun Violence Protection](https://grassroots4gvp.org/)
### and special guests
– [League of Women Voters](https://lwvma.org/about/)
– [Act On Mass](https://actonmass.org/)
Now is the time to get informed about the pros and cons of each initiative. Our democracy depends on educated voters — that’s you!