question 3 – Massachusetts Daily Collegian

Transgender politicians talk Question 3 at Commonwealth Honors College

October 29, 2018

Transgender rights and UMass

October 29, 2018

Two campaigns go head to head over ballot Question 3 as election day nears

October 24, 2018

Letter: Why voting ‘yes’ on Question 3 is crucial to Massachusetts’ future

October 3, 2018

Massachusetts legalizes marijuana and strikes down charter school expansion as Clinton cruises in state

November 9, 2016

2016 Election Day: Collegian stories regarding questions on the ballot

November 7, 2016

Students thrilled to vote yes on ballot Question 3 and 4

October 20, 2016

“Right to Repair” and medical marijuana laws pass

By Sam Hayes

November 7, 2012

Two of the three Massachusetts ballot questions – the “Right to Repair” and medical marijuana ballot initiatives – passed last night and will become law. The physician-assisted suicide ballot question was too clo...

Major ballot questions you will see on November 6

By Sam Hayes

November 6, 2012

Massachusetts citizens have the ability today to vote on three state-wide ballot questions that will shape the way the state deals with marijuana, end-of-life care and availability of automobile records. The first question is the “Right to Repair” focuses on the availability of diag...

A vote for Question 3 is a vote for compassion

By Zac Bears

October 19, 2012

The Massachusetts electorate faces important referendum questions that impact health care, jobs and transportation in the Commonwealth. Question 3, the Massachusetts Medical Marijuana Initiative, allows Massachusetts voters to decide on the legalization of mari...

Massachusetts Sales Tax Could Be Cut in Half, Depending on Your Vote

By Michael Roberts

October 28, 2010

On Nov. 2 Massachusetts citizens will vote on whether or not to decrease state sales tax from 6.25 to 3 percent. Needless to say, that is a significant decrease and would have significant outcomes. According to the state's...

Vote ‘Yes’ on Question 3 Amherst

By Shane Cronin

October 27, 2010

Citizens of Amherst, the Ministry of Propaganda is up to its old tricks. They’re operating under the guise of The Massachusetts Coalition for Our Communities and similar groups. They’re hoping to scare you into voting “No”...