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Why opponents are fighting Massachusetts’ all-party primary ballot question (opens the original)
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In less than two weeks, the primary will happen in Massachusetts, where voters will head to the polls, select a ballot from one of the two officially recognized political parties, and choose the candidates they think should be the party’s nominees. An effort is underway to change the way we conduct primary elections in Massachusetts and replace them with a system that’s sometimes called “an all-party primary,” or a “top two” primary. Jordan Berg Powers, committee chair for Voter Rights MA, joine
Here's why advocates want Massachusetts to adopt all-party primaries (opens the original)
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In less than two weeks, the primary will happen in Massachusetts, where voters will head to the polls, select a ballot from one of the two officially recognized political parties, and choose the candidates they think should be the party’s nominees. An effort is underway to change the way we conduct primary elections in Massachusetts and replace them with a system that’s sometimes called “an all-party primary,” or a “top two” primary. Danielle Allen, convening chair of the Coalition for Healthy D
Recreational marijuana repeal supporter says potency, addiction risk warrant legalization rollback (opens the original)
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Massachusetts voters are set to revisit legal cannabis this Election Day. Voters will decide whether regulated recreational marijuana sales should be repealed. If the question passes, Massachusetts would be the first state to repeal marijuana legalization. Kevin Sabet is president of the Virginia-based group Smart Approaches to Marijuana. Through its action committee, the group has already contributed more than $1.5 million to Coalition for a Healthy Massachusetts, Inc., the group behind the bal
Mass. cannabis consumers are concerned about potency, tax spending, finds study (opens the original)
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Marijuana users across several states with a legal recreational industry share broad concerns about product potency and marijuana tax spending, according to a new qualitative study from the drug policy think tank, the Parabola Center. Researchers said users also reported feeling a sense of increased safety through access to regulated cannabis as it has become more normalized. Shaleen Title, a former Cannabis Control Commission member, is founding director of the Parabola Center. She joined GBH’s
‘Liberty's Martyr’ shines spotlight on obscure American patriot Dr. Joseph Warren (opens the original)
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All summer long, we’ve been reflecting on some of our local Revolutionary War heroes in honor of America’s 250th birthday. Perhaps one of the most heroic was Dr. Joseph Warren, the Roxbury-born, Harvard-trained physician who treated victims of the Boston Massacre, and became President of the Massachusetts Provincial Congress before being killed at the battle of Bunker Hill at the age of 34. For all that, it seems we still might undervalue Dr. Warren’s role in the American Revolution. Janet Uhlar
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