cSPA's Evan Horowitz joins this episode of NBC Boston’s Taking@Issue podcast to discuss cSPA’s analysis of the state’s nine ballot questions voters will consider this November.
cSPA's Evan Horowitz discusses research on Ballot Question 3 that would eliminate party primaries and move Massachusetts to a top-two primary system in this Newton Beacon piece.
cSPA's Evan Horowitz is quoted from their analysis of Ballot Question 3, which would replace political party primaries for state elections with a “top-two” primary system, saying “limited evidence suggests this approach may modestly reduce polarization and slightly increase primary election turnout.”
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.