Massachusetts voters overwhelmingly approved a ballot question allowing State Auditor Diana DiZoglio to audit the Legislature, with approximately 71.5% in favor. DiZoglio sees this as a mandate for greater transparency and accountability in state government, citing the Legislature's lack of compliance with public records laws. However, legislative leaders, including House Speaker Ron Mariano, oppose the measure, asserting it violates the state constitution and could disrupt the separation of powers. They may attempt to rewrite or ignore the law, potentially leading to legal disputes. DiZoglio is prepared to defend the law and has called on Governor Healey to support the voters' decision. The outcome of this conflict could significantly affect the future of legislative oversight in Massachusetts.