[soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/202972626″ params=”color=ff5500&auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false” width=”100%” height=”166″ iframe=”true” /] Governor Charlie Baker is calling for a review of all state regulations to weed out rules that are unnecessary or could stifle business. The review will hone in on any state law that goes beyond federal regulations. There are quite a few of
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Even before women had the right to vote they’ve had an eye on a run for the White House. Here’s a look back starting with a bid in 1872.
By Nicole Jacques BU News Service LGBT groups across Massachusetts are celebrating Maura Healey’s election as the first openly gay attorney general in the country as a victory for gay rights. “It’s a step in the right direction for visibility and understanding [for the cause],” said Tori Dutcher-Brown, events coordinator
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Voters weigh in on their election day choices. BUTV10’s Peter Zampa has the report.
A tsunami of political ads swamped the airwaves during this mid-term season, partially because of a recent Supreme Court ruling allowing so-called super PACS to raise unlimited funds from corporations, unions and individuals. An analysis by Boston University journalism students reveals a staggering $20 million dollars donated by only ten
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Although defeat came early for a ballot initiative to expand Massachusetts’ bottle deposit law, leaders of the Yes on 2 MA coalition urged supporters to keep up the fight.
Casinos could be coming to Massachusetts in the near future. And the question remains, will Massachusetts voters fold, or go all in on their vote to have multiple casinos built in the bay state.
This year, Massachusetts has four ballot questions to vote on. Boston University News Reporter John-Michael Sedor spoke to a member of Tank the Gas Tax, to find more about ballot question 1.
Reporter Chelsea Trim talks to supporters and critics of Charlie Bakers about the reasons why they like and dislike the Republican candidate for governor.
This year, Massachusetts has four ballot questions to vote on. Boston University News Reporter John-Michael Sedor spoke to a member of Tank the Gas Tax, to find more about ballot question 1.