Category: MA Action
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Question 3 Asks One Thing. Here’s How to See Through the Spin.
On November 3, Massachusetts voters will decide Question 3 to bring All-Party Primaries to state elections. In the final weeks before Election Day, political insiders and operatives are working hard to confuse voters about what it does. Let’s take a closer look at the one question Question 3 actually asks, and the three tactics being…
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Democracy is on the Ballot: Vote Yes on Questions 1, 3, & 4!
Democracy is on the Ballot on November 3rd. Massachusetts has a chance to make our elections more representative and our government more accountable by voting Yes on Questions 1 (Public Records), 3 (All Party Primaries), and 4 (Election Day Registration). Partners In Democracy has led on building support for these ballot measures, elevating the voices…
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MA House Passes “Transparency” Bill With Zero Transparency
Less than 24 hours after it was publicly released, with no public hearing and no public testimony, the Massachusetts House of Representatives passed H.5469, “An Act Promoting Transparency and Public Access in State Government.” It passed by a vote of 125-28. Advocates of the statewide public records ballot initiative currently advancing toward the November 2026…
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PID MA Action Adds David Green as Interim Organizing Director
David will lead the PID MA Action organizing team as it works to pass four ballot measures in November.
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Democracy Renovation Questions Advance Toward 2026 MA Ballot
MA’s Secretary of State announced that all four key democracy renovation ballot measures have taken the next step toward the November 2026 ballot.
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Partners In Democracy Expands Statewide Organizing Team
June 20, 2025 (Boston) — Partners in Democracy, a leader in democracy renovation in Massachusetts and in states around the country, has welcomed Annika Jensen as Organizing Manager and Deysi Gutierrez as Coalition Organizer.