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The Boston Globe
Times are good. So why is the state’s jobless fund shrinking?
Evan Horowitz, director of cSPA, is quoted about failed efforts by the Massachusetts legislature to address flaws within the state’s unemployment insurance system.
On Juneteenth, a Call to Turn on the Lights and Look Around
Political scientist and alumna Christina Greer was the featured speaker for Tufts’ fifth annual day of remembrance and reflection
WLRN
Young voters shaped the 2020 election. Can they do it again in 2024?
This article highlights data from CIRCLE on the increasing youth voter turnout in midterms and presidential elections since 2008.
Boston Herald
Pols & Politics: As time runs out, meeting state budget deadline only a ‘point of pride’ for one top Democrat
Evan Horowitz, director of cSPA, comments on the Massachusetts legislature’s fiscal budgeting process and timeline.
State House News Service
Accountants: Wealth leaving Mass. for NH, elsewhere because of 'millionaire's tax'
Evan Horowitz, executive director of cSPA, says that it is too soon to gauge how much the millionaires tax in Massachusetts is impacting decisions by high-income households to move out of the state.
Inside Higher Ed
Where Do Students Vote—and Why?
Adam Gismondi of NSLVE comments on some of the factors that make young people more likely to vote.
The Boston Globe
Boston, we have a property tax problem
This article cites research from cSPA that projected declining office values could cumulatively drag Boston’s tax revenue as much as $1.5 billion below prior estimates over the next five years.
Los Angeles Times