After ballot question setbacks at the high court, Attorney General Andrea Campbell goes on the defensive

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After ballot question setbacks at the high court, Attorney General Andrea Campbell goes on the defensive - The Boston Globe

Attorney General Andrea Campbell acknowledged her office got a series of ballot questions “wrong,” leading to two being struck down by the state’s highest court.

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After ballot question setbacks at the high court, Attorney General Andrea Campbell goes on the defensive - The Boston Globe

Attorney General Andrea Campbell got it wrong on the income tax ballot question - The Boston Globe

Measure to roll back legalized marijuana can remain on ballot, SJC rules - The Boston Globe

State’s high court blocks rent control ballot question from November ballot - The Boston Globe

Rent control’s survival on Beacon Hill ‘diminished’ after high court tosses ballot question - The Boston Globe

Jury finds Alvin Campbell guilty on 21 counts in rape trial - The Boston Globe

Mass. high court blocks proposal to slash income tax from November ballot - The Boston Globe