Coverage dated June 21, 2022

High court rules wording of 'millionaire tax' summary fair

Headline from The Buffalo News

The highest court in Massachusetts has ruled the wording of a summary of a ballot question for a proposed “millionaire tax” constitutional amendment is legal and the measure can go

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  1. Tulsa World

    High court rules wording of 'millionaire tax' question fair (opens Tulsa World)

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    Tulsa World's feed description

    The highest court in Massachusetts has ruled that the wording of a ballot question for a proposed “millionaire tax” constitutional amendment is legal and the measure can go before voters

  2. The Buffalo News

    High court rules wording of 'millionaire tax' summary fair (opens The Buffalo News)

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    The Buffalo News's feed description

    The highest court in Massachusetts has ruled the wording of a summary of a ballot question for a proposed “millionaire tax” constitutional amendment is legal and the measure can go

  3. Omaha World-Herald

    Massachusetts' highest court rules that a referendum on imposing a "millionaire tax" can go before voters in November (opens Omaha World-Herald)

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    Omaha World-Herald's feed description

    Massachusetts' highest court rules that a referendum on imposing a "millionaire tax" can go before voters in November.

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