The nine questions on our ballot in Massachusetts could dramatically change our Commonwealth. Here's where I stand on each of them.

The @BayStateBanner, Boston's Black newspaper of record, just endorsed NO on Question 3. They see through the false promises of this dangerous ballot question and know it would do NOTHING to make our government more representative of the people. Vote No On 3!! Read more: baystatebanner.com/2026/10/2…

Question 3 is a power grab, plain and simple. It is a billionaire, private equity-backed scheme to rig our elections, to tilt the playing field, and make it harder for working-class people to run for office and to win. And I want to be clear about who stands to lose if this harmful ballot measure is passed next month. It is the single mom working two jobs who wants to fight for affordable housing in the State House. It is the union organizer who has spent a lifetime fighting for workers' rights and wants to bring that fight to Congress. It is the community advocate who knows what it means when your neighborhood is overlooked, your school is underfunded, your family is struggling to make ends meet, and wants to do something about it. It's the first-time candidate who doesn't have a rolodex of wealthy donors or millions of dollars to spend on television ads. Question 3 would stack the deck against those people and hand even more power to those who already have too much of it. If we're serious about reforming elections, we should pass Ranked Choice Voting. We should lower the voting age. And we should vote YES on Question 4 to make Election Day voter registration a reality in Massachusetts. But Question 3 ain't it. Massachusetts must Vote NO on Question 3 to stop billionaires from buying our elections and keep power in the hands of the people. #boston #springfieldma #worcesterma #lowellma #northamptonma