Massachusetts voters who become impatient for the examination you require

Around 200 people recently filled the historical Wamsutta Club for a meeting of the New Bedford Republican City Committee. The event attracted Democrats, independent and Republicans. The main event was Diana Dizoglio Diana Diana.

Dizoglio, who has tried 72 percent of voters in a nationwide ballot for 72 percent of the voters last November.

The President of the Senate, Karen Spilka and the spokesman for the house, Ron Mariano, have so far resisted the audit and claimed that it was unconstitutional for a chosen government official to check the elected legislative.

Attorney General Andrea Campbell has not yet decided what role she included in the settlement of the dispute. Dizoglio and many examiners want Campbell Spilka and Mariano to force the referendum results by opening the books for inspection.

A current survey by the Fiscal Alliance Foundation shows strong support for the audit.

According to the FAF, “81 percent believe, Attorney General Andrea Campbell should enforce the law approved by the voters, which requires an examination of the state legislator, while only eight percent oppose the enforcement.”

“Interestingly, registered independent voters showed the strongest reaction, with 85 percent wanted to take measures to take measures,” said the FAF survey.

In the survey conducted in March, voters are asked for a variety of national and nationwide concerns, including a planned proposal by Governor Maura Healey, to raise a tax on prescription drugs.

It is not surprising that 83 percent of those surveyed leaned the idea while only six percent supported them.