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The Boston Globe
What happened to Boston's golden goose?; City's olive branch to developers can't ease the pain of those inflated tax bills.
This Boston Globe op-ed references a joint report between cSPA and the Boston Policy Institute that predicted last June that the falling values of empty office buildings would eventually create a revenue shortfall of $1.4 billion to $2.1 billion.
The Boston Globe
Mass. would lose billions under proposal to cut state income tax, and Democrats are chafing
Evan Horowitz, executive director of cSPA, is quoted in this Boston Globe article on the revenue loss that could result from a proposal to cut Massachusetts' income tax rate.
The Minnesota Star-Tribune
Taylor Schlitz: Want the Gen Z vote? Make adult life affordable.
CIRCLE's Alberto Medina discusses what motivates young voters and the 2025 elections.
WBUR
Why are Boston homeowners' property taxes shooting up?
Evan Horowitz, executive director of cSPA, joins WBUR’s Up Next to discuss rising property taxes in the City of Boston.
People Magazine
Erika Kirk Says 'Career-Driven' Women 'Look to the Government' as a 'Replacement' for 'Certain Things Relationship-Wise'
This article cites data from CIRCLE that shows Zohran Mamdani won 75% of the votes from young voters in the New York City mayoral race.
The Tufts Daily
Tufts students’ civic engagement decreased as young voters played a decisive role in 2025 elections
CIRCLE's Alberto Medina comments on the research center's mission in this article focusing on the 2025 elections and JumboVote.
CommonWealth Beacon
Survey: Mass. business confidence stuck in longest rut since pandemic
cSPA's Evan Horowitz discusses the latest “business confidence index” from the Associated Industries of Massachusetts, which is trending negative for the eighth straight month. Horowitz highlights “the unparalleled levels of uncertainty and disruption resonating from Washington” as a major factor.
The Boston Globe