Chris Lisinski is a Reporter at State House News. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a particular focus on the intersections of law, litigation, and climate change. Chris's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Boston Globe, Yahoo Finance, and WCVB Channel 5.
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Chris Lisinski’s reporting primarily focuses on Massachusetts state government and politics, with a specific emphasis on legislative actions, ballot questions, and policy debates within the region. His coverage also delves into fiscal matters and legal/policy regulations related to local governance.
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Decision to give DiZoglio some documents reveals a new fracture with the House
Investigators found that sheriffs spent tens of millions of dollars outside state accounting platform
By: Chris Lisinski, Jennifer Smith
Organizers then went public Tuesday afternoon with what they touted as a compromise: limiting rent increases to no more than 10 percent per year, only in cities and towns that opt in. It's a much less stringent approach than the ballot question, which would cap increases at either the annual change in the Consumer Price Index or 5 percent, whichever is lower, in all 351 municipalities.
By: Chris Lisinski
The House's top Republican described the controversial bill as an " sandwich with extra pickles."
Transit agency leaders will seek approval Thursday on a $3.4 billion budget that would add another 550 positions, embracing an eager-to-spend approach that supporters say has improved service and safety.
Major health care overhaul bill faces murky future in the House
Justices toss challenge against dark money-backed proposal
By: Chris Lisinski, Jennifer Smith
Fracturing opposition could give Legislature a tough choice: NAIOP, or the Greater Boston Real Estate Board?
By: Jennifer Smith, Chris Lisinski
Decision rendering measure ineligible provides a gift to skeptical Democrats
Voters will get a chance to decide whether to spike single-party primaries
