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The man behind the clipboard: How one Brookline resident quietly shapes which questions appear on ballots across Massachusetts
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The man behind the clipboard: How one Brookline resident quietly shapes which questions appear on ballots across Massachusetts
Harold Hubschman, partial owner of SignatureDrive.com, Massachusetts leading signature collection firm, sitting down at the Caffe Nero in Brookline Village. Photo by Nathan Metcalf. By Nathan Metcalf Boston University News Service Harold Hubschman’s humble attire – sneakers, blue jeans, and a red McGill hoodie projects an air of understatement as he strides into the Caffe Nero minutes away from his Brookline Village condo. Few would guess that …
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