Fair Share in the Press

The proposed constitutional amendment would make the state’s income tax fairer than it is now.

Question 1 on the November 8 Ballot Would Help Improve Schools, Repair Roads and Bridges, and Make Our Tax System Fairer

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100+ Massachusetts Businesses Endorse Question 1 to Improve Transportation and Public Education

‘No on 1’ Campaign Caught Lying About Home Sales; Less Than 1% Would Be Affected

The state would have more resources to support public schools, make public colleges affordable, and upgrade public transportation systems.

Less Than 1% of Home Sales Would Be Affected by Question 1

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2nd Poll This Week Showing Strong Support for Question 1 Among Voters

As Voting Begins, New Poll Shows 58% of Voters Supporting Question 1

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Analysis of IRS Data Shows Only a Tiny Percentage of Retirees Have Annual Taxable Income of More Than $1 Million

Congresswoman Pressley Joins Supporters of Fair Share Amendment Tax on Million-Dollar Earners to Invest in Transportation and Public Education

Congressman McGovern Joins Local Supporters of Fair Share Amendment Tax on Million-Dollar Earners to Invest in Transportation and Public Education

Question 1 on the November Ballot Would Raise $2 Billion for Schools and Roads, Wouldn’t Affect Vast Majority of Home Sales

Question 1 on the November Ballot Would Help Fund Schools, Colleges, Roads, Bridges & Transit

Question 1 on the November Ballot Would Help Repair State’s Crumbling Transportation Infrastructure

From Amesbury and Bridgewater to Windsor and Worcester, Question 1 Gaining Support from Communities Large and Small Across Massachusetts

Question 1 on the November Ballot Is “Good for All Businesses, Big and Small”