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Does the Will of the Voters Still Matter in Massachusetts? SJC Takes Up Case on Citizens’ Right to Challenge Attorney General - Cohasset Anchor
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Does the Will of the Voters Still Matter in Massachusetts? SJC Takes Up Case on Citizens’ Right to Challenge Attorney General - Cohasset Anchor
Cohasset Harbor. Photo courtesy of Tim Davis March 25, 2026 by Tim Davis As debate intensifies over whether State Auditor Donna DiZoglio can enforce a voter-approved audit of the state legislature, a new case before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (No. SJC-13915) raises a closely related and fundamental question: When government officials override a vote of the people, do citizens have any right to challenge that decision in court? The …
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