The state Attorney General’s Office says that 18 groups have submitted <a href="https://www.mass.gov/info-details/ballot-initiatives-filed-for-the-2024-biennial-statewide-election-proposed-laws-and-2026-biennial-statewide-election-proposed-constitutional-amendments#23-10-initiative-petition-for-a-constitutional-amendment-to-restore-the-right-to-vote-">42 different initiative petitions</a> for a proposed new law or constitutional amendment by this year’s deadline.

The following petitions submissions were made in 2022 and were already certified by the Attorney General’s office as constitutionally compliant:

The following submissions, presented mostly as titled by petitioners, will be reviewed by <a href="https://www.mass.gov/orgs/office-of-the-attorney-general">Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell</a> and her staff for compliance with state law:

The AG’s Office says certification decisions are expected to be released by Sept. 6.

18 groups have submitted initiative petitions for a proposed new law or constitutional amendment by this year’s August 2 deadline.{ai:summary}<p>The state Attorney General's Office has received 42 initiative petitions for new laws or constitutional amendments. The certified submissions include laws on gas tax, zero-emission vehicles, non-ionizing radiation, and a constitutional amendment for privacy. The remaining submissions cover various topics such as education, voter registration, political spending, voter identification, and tenant protections. #politics</p>

AG’s Office gets 42 initiative petitions filed by deadline – here is what’s proposed

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