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MTA seeks to lift ban on PAC fundraising

The lawsuit says the ban limits the authority’s ability to support political advocacy and fundraising, while unions push to restore member-to-member solicitation.

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BOSTON — The state’s largest teachers’ union wants its members to be able to solicit political contributions from other public employees to help fund their candidates and causes in state elections.

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MTA seeks to lift ban on PAC fundraising

BOSTON — The state’s largest teachers’ union wants its members to be able to solicit political contributions from other public employees to help fund their candidates and causes in state elections.

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State teachers union seeks to lift ban on PAC fundraising

BOSTON — The state's largest teachers' union wants its members to be able to solicit political contributions from other public employees to help fund their candidates and causes in state elections.

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Eagle-Tribune broke the news on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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