
2026 Ballot Initiative list
Q1: 25-14 initiative Petition for a Law to Improve Access to Public Records
In a nutshell: makes legislative records public
Mass GOP recommends a YES vote on question 1
Q2: 25-22 Initiative Petition for a Law Relative to Labor Relations Policies for committee for Public Counsel Services Employees
In a nutshell: Allow these employees to collectively bargain (unionize)
MassGOP has no stance on this issue
Q3: 25-12 Initiative Petition for a Law to Implement All Party State Primaries - Version B
In a nutshell: removes partisan primaries, all candidates run in one primary
MassGOP Opposes an All State Primary - Vote NO on question 3
Q4: 25-08 Initiative Petition for a Law Relative to Election Day Registration
In a nutshell: allows election day voter registration
MassGOP Opposes Election Day Voter Registration - Vote NO on question 4
Q5: 25-17 initiative Petition for a Law Relative to Limiting State Tax Collection Growth and Returning Surpluses to Taxpayers
In a nutshell: changes (reduces) the amount of revenue the state can collect before returning money to taxpayers
Mass GOP recommends a YES vote on question 5
Q6: 25-15 Initiative Petition for a Law to Protect Water & Nature - Version A
In a nutshell: creates a fund for conservation
MassGOP Opposes the creation of yet another fund - Vote NO on question 6
25-03 Initiative Petition for a Law to Allow Single Family Homes on Small Lots in Areas with Adequate Infrastructure
In a nutshell: reduces minimum lot size to 5000 sq ft
Mass GOP recommends you vote NO on question 7
Q8: 25-10 Initiative Petition for a Law Relative to Regulating Marijuana - Version B
In a nutshell: repeals laws legalizing Marijuana
MassGOP has no stance on this issue
Q9: Massachusetts Firearms Law: Repeal of Chapter 135
A “No” vote repeals Bill 4885, “Chapter 135” new firearms regulations.
https://www.thecivilrightscoalition.com/
Careful: the “no” vote changes the current law (repeals it). A “yes” vote keeps the firearms restrictions in place.
Mass GOP recommends you vote NO on question 9
