Massachusetts Voters Reject MCAS Graduation Requirement
Massachusetts Voters Reject MCAS Graduation Requirement

Massachusetts Voters Reject MCAS Graduation Requirement

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Campaign finance reports reveal local candidates in New Hanover County raised significant funds ahead of upcoming elections, with Sen. Michael Lee leading with over $3.35 million raised. Meanwhile, a recent election contest in Maryland highlighted key results, including Donald Trump's presidential victory with 62% of the Maryland vote. The Multistate Monday podcast discussed ongoing legislative updates related to labor and employment in light of the recent elections. In Boston, Mayor Wu has announced her reelection bid amidst a shifting political landscape, with analysts weighing the implications of recent election results for future races. A contentious battle in Massachusetts over the MCAS graduation requirement saw nearly $20 million spent, resulting in its repeal by a majority vote, highlighting divisions over education policy. Critics of the repeal argue it may lead to increased inequity in education without a viable alternative.

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