2022 Election: What are the 4 ballot questions, what do ‘yes’ and ‘no’ votes mean for Massachusetts

Massachusetts voters will be asked to weigh in on four key ballot questions when they head to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 8.

Ballot question 1 would establish additional tax on income over $1M. Here’s what “yes” and “no” votes would mean:

Mass. ballot question 1: How the ‘millionaire’s tax’ could impact the ultra-rich and average earner

Ballot question 2 may overhaul dental insurance. Here’s what “yes” and “no” votes would mean:

Mass. ballot question 2: Breaking down the impacts of a change that could overhaul dental insurance

Ballot question 3 would bring several changes to the way alcohol is bought and sold in the state. Here’s what “yes” and “no” votes would mean:

Mass. ballot question 3: Several changes could impact the way alcohol is bought, sold in the state

Ballot question 4 would allow undocumented immigrants to obtain a driver’s license. Here’s what “yes” and “no” votes would mean:

Ballot question 4: Mass. voters to decide if undocumented immigrants can get driver’s licenses

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