Massachusetts Question 7 Remains Too Close to CallQuestion 7 Could Open Massachusetts to More Starter HomesQuestion 7 Puts Local Zoning Rules at Risk
On November 4, Massachusetts voters were nearly split on Question 7, which would allow smaller lots for single-family homes in many communities. With 94.4% of ballots tallied, the “no” side had 50.6%, but the question had not been called.On November 4, Massachusetts voters remained nearly divided on Question 7, a proposal to allow smaller lots for single-family homes in many communities. With 94.4% of ballots tallied, the “no” side led by less than a decisive margin, and the result remained uncalled.On November 4, Massachusetts voters remained divided over Question 7, which would impose a statewide standard allowing smaller single-family home lots in many communities. The “no” side led with 94.4% of ballots counted, though the result was still uncalled.
