Galvin sends seven ballot proposals to lawmakers

Secretary of State Bill Galvin said seven initiative petition campaigns submitted enough certified voter signatures to meet the requirement for consideration by lawmakers.
Charter school supporters march on Beacon Hill earlier this year to demand that lawmakers lift the cap on the number of charter schools allowed in Massachusetts (NewBostonPost photo by Evan Lips)
Charter school supporters march on Beacon Hill earlier this year to demand that lawmakers lift the cap on the number of charter schools allowed in Massachusetts (NewBostonPost photo by Evan Lips)
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BOSTON – Secretary of State Bill Galvin said seven initiative petition campaigns submitted enough certified voter signatures to meet the requirement for consideration by lawmakers and that he will send the proposals to the Legislature for consideration during the session that starts in January, moving the initiatives one step closer to the ballot.

In addition to a constitutional amendment seeking to impose an additional tax on incomes above $1 million, the six questions deal with expanded gaming, charter schools, Common Core education standards, protection of farm animals, recreational marijuana and health care pricing.

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