Tisch College’s Center for State Policy Analysis (cSPA) shares key takeaways from 2026 ballot guides and answers your questions.About this Event
Massachusetts voters will decide nine ballot questions this fall, including whether to prohibit retail sale of recreational marijuana use, expand the public records law, provide more frequent tax refunds, boost single-family “starter homes” and more. Join a Civic Life Lunch conversation with Evan Horowitz, Executive Director of Tisch College’s Center for State Policy Analysis (cSPA), as he shares key takeaways and analysis from cSPA's 2026 ballot guides and answers your questions. Learn more about what's on the ballot this November and how it could impact you before you cast your vote.
Registration for in-person attendance only. Lunch will be provided (please BYO beverage).
A virtual session will be available on Wednesday, Oct. 7 at noon during the Medford event.
cSPA (pronounced "sea-spa") provides rigorous, timely, non-partisan research on live policy issues in Massachusetts. Learn more about cSPA's 2026 ballot guides.
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Civic Life Lunches have hit the road! This event is part of the 2026 series, Everyday Democracy: Explore. Engage. Empower, which examines how democracy functions in everyday life and how participation shapes our communities and civic outcomes. This special edition brings the conversation to Tufts’ Boston campus.
Event venue
MedEd Building B09, 145 Harrison Ave, Boston, United States
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