Ballot questions are seriously important! Some of the most impactful policy changes in recent MA history have come through ballot initiative. But they also have the chance to create real problems.

For example, Question 5 on the November ballot would cap how much revenue Massachusetts can collect and send the rest back as rebates, mostly benefiting the wealthy while cutting into funding for health care, transportation, and public schools.

Ballot questions have be confusing, and many people aren't sure what to make of them. To combat that, and to provide a progressive perspective on this year's ballot questions, join Boston DSA to knock doors and talk to your neighbors about our endorsed ballot positions.

No experience needed. We’ll train you, pair you with an experienced canvasser, and provide you with a walk list.

Meet: Fri 10/30 6pm @ Brian Honan Park in Allston

See you there!

*Link to RSVP on ActionNetwork:* https://actionnetwork.org/events/ab-ballot-question-canvass-1028-2

Join our second canvass for our "No On 5" campaign against the upcoming tax ballot question which would funnel even more into the pockets of the rich.

We will canvass in the Cedar Grove neighborhood of Dorchester.

Backed by millions of dollars from anonymous wealthy investors and CEOs, the dark-money Massachusetts Opportunity Alliance (MOA) is backing Question 5, a ballot initiative that would impose a strict ‘revenue cap’ on Massachusetts and slash funding for classrooms, hospitals, and first responders across the state.

More info here: https://no5ma.com/

*Link to RSVP on ActionNetwork:* https://actionnetwork.org/events/october-no-on-5-halloween-themed-canvass-2