Massachusetts Voters Reject Question 5 on Tax Cap Changes

Campaign behind Question 5 concedes as AP projects measure to fail

With nearly 99 percent of votes counted as of 8 p.m., about 52 percent have voted “yes,” and nearly 48 percent voted “no,” AP results show.

Question 5 fails: Massachusetts voters halt tax rebate changes

Massachusetts voters have rejected a ballot initiative that could have resulted in the state issuing tax rebates more frequently.

Massachusetts voters reject ballot Question 5, which would have set cap on state revenue

After days of counting votes in a very close race, Massachusetts voters rejected a ballot initiative that would have set a cap on the state's revenue, the Associated Press projects.

Massachusetts voters reject Question 5 on tax cap changes

Massachusetts voters narrowly rejected Question 5, a ballot measure that would have changed how excess state revenue is returned to residents.

Question 5 loses: Mass. votes down ballot initiative on tax rebates

Question 5, proposed by several top business groups, sought to tweak Chapter 62F, an obscure state law that itself came about through a 1986 ballot question.