question 2

The voters of Massachusetts rejected ballot Question 2 on Election Day. The slick campaign was wrong from the beginning and they never understood the voters.

Ranked Choice Voting was rejected, while 'Right to Repair' was approved in Massachusetts.

Question 2 has the potential to upend the outcome of elections in Massachusetts. Ranked-choice voting will change the way we have voted for generations.

Phil Paleologos explains why he is voting no on Question 2.

Marcus Ferro and former gubernatorial candidate Evan Falchuk on why Massachusetts voters should vote 'yes' on Question 2.

Voting "no" on Question 2 is the only option for supporters of free speech. Liberals and conservatives should unite against this power grab.

New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell was a vocal Hillary Clinton supporter during the 2016 Presidential Campaign.

For those who have been shivering in their "safe space" waiting for election day to finally arrive...IT IS HERE!  How glorious is it that we can have a robust debate about the direction of our great nation and then proudly vote our will on election day.  S...

There are numerous reasons to support more charter schools in the Commonwealth. The recurring, nauseating theme School Committees, teacher unions and other opponents tirelessly chirp against charters: they take money away traditional schools...

The New Bedford School Committee has officially joined the list of around 190 other school committees in the state opposing question 2. The ballot question for the upcoming November election asks to lift the cap set on charter schools in Massachusetts...