From CommonWealth Magazine we share two articles of interest for Franklin:
"THE NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE industry is ponying up huge sums of money to defeat a question on the Massachusetts ballot that would give independent auto repair shops the right to access more information about the cars they are repairing.
As of August 30, car manufacturers had contributed $25 million to the Coalition for Safe and Secure Data, a ballot committee formed to defeat Question 1 on the November ballot, which would update the state’s existing “Right to Repair” law to explicitly cover telematics, which are systems that transmit information wirelessly."
https://commonwealthmagazine.org/politics/car-manufacturers-pool-25m-to-fight-auto-repair-ballot-question/
"The ranked-choice voting ballot campaign has been pushing its message for months with only minimal, informal opposition.
Now, with two months left before the election, an organization is finally forming to oppose ranked-choice voting, with the earliest supporters coming from the conservative wing of Massachusetts politics."
https://commonwealthmagazine.org/the-download/opposition-forming-to-ranked-choice-voting-2/
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