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FIRST IN PLAYBOOK: GIG ECONOMY BATTLE SHIFTS INTO GEAR A coalition that counts Uber, Lyft and other major gig economy players among its members is pushing Beacon Hill to weigh in on how to classify app-based drivers. The group is boosting allies in the legislature, just commissioned a new poll and is laying the groundwork for a possible ballot question campaign.
Citing COVID, Bostonâs Mayoral Candidates Push To Lower Ballot Hurdles
Each Boston mayoral candidate has to get 3,000 unique signatures to get on the ballot â for now.
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In an open letter released Tuesday, five of Bostonâs six mayoral candidates urged the state to relax the signature-gathering requirements to get on the ballot for the 2021 election, citing ongoing risks posed by the pandemic.
âOur ability to campaign for office and access the ballot in a manner consistent with public health is currently undermined by state laws requiring us to collect a high number of âin-personâ signatures in order to appear on ballots in the city of Boston,â said John Barros, City Councilors Andrea Campbell and Annissa Essabi George, acting Mayor Kim Janey and state Rep. John Santiago.