Massachusetts voters narrowly reject Question 7 on single-family homes
Massachusetts voters narrowly rejected Question 7, a ballot measure that would have eased lot-size rules for new homes.
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Massachusetts voters keep recreational marijuana sales legal
Massachusetts voters rejected a measure to end the state’s legal recreational marijuana market, WGXA reported on Friday. Medical Daily said Question 8 failed by about three to one, keeping licensed sales and home growing legal. The reports agree on the result, though WGXA does not give a vote margin and neither report provides turnout figures.
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