Massachusetts H4173 amends local election laws to include town meeting articles in the definition of election-related activities.
Massachusetts H4173 amends the state's election laws to include town meeting articles in the definition of election-related activities. This means that any town meeting article, which is a proposal placed on a town meeting warrant by the select board, will now be subject to the same regulations as other election activities. The bill also defines "town meeting" as the legislative body of a town meeting form of government and "warrant" as an agenda of articles approved by the select board for consideration at a town meeting. The changes will take effect on January 1, 2024.
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