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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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
It averts a months-long season of aggressive campaigning that seemed sure to generate tens of millions of dollars in spending on attack ads and dire warnings about economic upheaval.
ACLU, Common Cause back public records reform and take no position on curtailing legislative audit
Feds claim allowing undocumented students to pay in-state rates is unconstitutional
What to expect in the Legislature's final month for major action this term Legislation in play The timeline for action
The campaign only qualified for the ballot by a margin of 122 signatures in the most recent, final round, leaving little room for error should regulators find that Gilnack's claims carry weight.
Leader of advocacy group charges that signatures were gathered through ‘fraudulent means’
Galvin recuses himself from deciding petition order while leading one of the campaigns
With a bevy of bills in play, legislators need to figure out not just which policies they want to advance to protect user data and shield minors from addictive feeds, but which vehicles will host the proposed reforms.
