Californian here. Do not make the same mistake we did. Say *no* to jungle primaries. I hope we can reverse it here.
No on 3
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Don’t let billionaires buy our elections. linktr.ee/voterrightsMA
Question 3 would weaken elected officials' accountability to their party's members and principles -- Vote NO commonwealthbeacon.org/opinion/all-...
All-party primaries would be a step backwards for Massachusetts
Question 3 would eliminate the ability of Bay State parties to police the use of their party labels by candidates in elections and sever the only meaningful accountability link between candidates/offi...
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"The Banner is hoping for an increase in Black representation on Beacon Hill, but this does not ensure that and we are also concerned about the motives of the private equity executives that are backing this change. More Black legislators beholdened to them would not be progress."
"The claims of the Question 3 supporters about the change that the all-party primary system will deliver simply do not stack up to the evidence from our current system or their system as it exists elsewhere. "
Humphrey: No on Question 3 - A misleading solution
I encourage my fellow Newton residents to vote against Massachusetts Question 3 this year, the proposal for all-party primaries and top-two general elections. This ballot question campaign is being la...
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@ayannapressley.bsky.social is right. We cannot let private equity rig Massachusetts elections with Question 3.
On #mapoli Q3, the Coalition for a Stealthy Oligarchy is dominating the Testosterone Derby. Of 59 individual donations over $50,000, 57 are from men, most in high finance. The top 5 have kicked in over $3,000,000. mauricecunningham153.substack.com/p/massachuse...
Massachusetts Oligarchs Continue Pouring Money into Ballot Question 3
The Committee for a Healthy Oligarchy’s Somerset Club Campaign Is Going Swimmingly
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Am finishing up my decisions on the ballot questions. One I am certain on is NO on Question 3. Unless you want private equity to determine who we choose for our top two candidates for election, of course. Then, have at it.
The current electoral system is bad, but the top-two primary has been even worse in California and Washington. The majority party risks getting shut out of the general election when it has too many primary candidates, so party elites often pick favorites in contested primaries to avoid that outcome
A new UMass Amherst poll shows Massachusetts voters passing Question 3 to adopt the top-two “primary” by 49-39. But that’s much smaller than the 51-32 lead they found in August. A September poll from MassINC showed it passing by 43-36
I urge every Massachusetts voter to reject Question 3. The top-two primary system makes victory for progressive candidates impossible in many cases (especially statewide). Signed, a Californian who also once lived in Washington state.
Massachusetts family, we need to stop private equity and billionaires from buying our elections. Join me in voting HELL NO on Question 3, and check out my pinned post for more information on how to cast your vote. #boston #springfieldma #worcesterma #cambridgema #somervillema
Massachusetts! Question 3 is a trick. Vote NO on 3!!
Question 3 would stack the deck against the teacher running to fight for public education at the State House. Vote NO on 3 this fall. Check out the AFT MA Voter Guide for a full explainer on ballot questions & more! ma.aft.org/voter-guide-2026
We’re proud to stand alongside Congresswoman @ayannapressley.bsky.social, our union siblings, and the grassroots @voterrightsma.bsky.social coalition working to win a government of and for the people—not of and for the billionaires. Vote No on 3 this fall!
"...Diagnosis and treatment are two different things, and we’re skeptical that this initiative would actually cure the relevant ills." Don’t let private equity billionaires sell us this false solution. Vote NO on 3 on 11/3!
Private equity & billionaires are pouring millions on Question 3 to buy MA elections & rig them in favor of the ultra-wealthy. I'm with @voterrightsma.bsky.social & a grassroots coalition to say HELL NO to Question 3 so we can keep power in the hands of the people. www.facebook.com/share/v/1CQd...
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Question 3 would let billionaires rig Massachusetts primaries and shut out working class candidates, candidates of color, and first-time candidates. Stand united with @ayannapressley.bsky.social, labor, activists, grassroots and community leaders TOMORROW 📣 & vote NO on 3 through 11/3!
Massachusetts must vote HELL NO on Question 3 to stop billionaires & private equity from buying our elections. Follow @voterrightsma.bsky.social to learn more and fight this harmful proposal.
Follow the money, Massachusetts. Activists, grassroots leaders, and working people across the Commonwealth are voting NO on Question 3.
Live in Massachusetts? Don't be fooled by billionaires. Vote no on Question 3. All-party primaries are bad for democracy (let's support ranked choice voting instead!). baystatebanner.com/2026/10/08/w...
These people are destroying sports and destroying small businesses, and they want to take over MA's elections via Question 3. Don't let them. Vote no on 3. www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...
‘People are feeling the real impacts’: influencers use humor to make fun of the private equity industry
The trillion-dollar industry has taken over social media, inspiring skits and parody raps with millions of views
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for Q3: • private equity and venture capital execs • Jake Auchincloss and Seth Moulton, the two worst MA representatives • Charlie Baker against Q3: • Progressive Mass • Ayanna Pressley • Ed Markey as I've said before, even if I knew nothing else but who's on which side, that'd be enough. No on 3!
First in @wbur.org's Mass. Politics newsletter: Just a few hours after former Gov. Charlie Baker endorsed Question 3, Rep. Ayanna Pressley came out against the all-party primary ballot question: www.wbur.org/news/massach...
Hey Mass Voters: vote no on 3, all party/jungle primaries. If we want new ideas in office, we need ranked choice voting, not this. An all party *reduces* candidate options to ensure wins (bad). Also it’s for corporations to buy candidates. No thanks! #mapoli #NoOn3 www.votenoon3mass.com/voteno
Why Vote NO on Question 3 in Massachusetts? — Voter Rights MA
The Yes on 3 campaign is making misleading claims. Learn why voting NO preserves election fairness, protects independent voices, and prevents billionaire influence in Massachusetts elections.
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State Senator Lydia Edwards live with Jim and Margery NOW on @wgbh.org! Call in with your questions: 877-301-8970
Congresswoman @ayannapressley.bsky.social is proud to join our broad coalition to oppose this harmful ballot question and keep power in the hands of the people. Vote No on 3.
If Q3 passes then rich Republicans would be able to: - Fund more Democrats to run and split the vote - Bribe Republicans (beyond the top 2) to drop out With the goal of splitting the D vote and forcing two unpopular Republicans as the only two choices in the general election.
"A top-two system expands the power of wealthy interests in general elections...That’s exactly why those wealthy interests are pushing for it: in Massachusetts, more than 60% of the money raised to pass Question 3 has come from just five private equity executives." @workingfamilies.org
Question 3 is designed to make it easier for candidates who don’t want to do the really hard work of our democracy. It’s to make it easier to buy elections. Vote NO on Question 3 and watch this for more. #mapoli youtu.be/BqN6Myk0GPM?...
Massachusetts ballot Question 3 would eliminate political party primaries in state elections
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Hey #mapoli read @blackjew.bsky.social on why we need to vote No on 3 www.javawithjimmy.com/whats-percol...
Vote NO on Question 3 By Jordan Berg Powers — Java With Jimmy
The Yes on 3 campaign has raised about $5.6 million, with just 15 donors supplying over $4.09 million. Executives from two of the larger private equity firms, Bain Capital and Berkshire Partners, acco...
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