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Voters subject governor and Legislature to public records law, but there’s no guarantee lawmakers will comply

States Newsroom · November 4, 2026

ALL EYES, especially those that want to pry, now turn to the Legislature. Massachusetts voters on Tuesday gave overwhelming approval to a ballot measure subjecting the House, Senate, and governor’s office to the state’s public records law. There’s just one catch: In the remaining eight weeks between the election and…

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Voters subject governor and Legislature to public records law, but there’s no guarantee lawmakers will comply

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