There will most likely be a veto referendum question on the November ballot in Massachusetts asking whether or not illegal immigrants should be eligible to obtain driver's licenses.
Local town and city clerks have certified more than the required amount of signatures (40,120) for the question to make the ballot, according to Politico. However, the Massachusetts Secretary of State's office still needs to certify signatures and the campaign is continuing to collect signatures, according to the campaign's web site.
How will Secretary of the Commonwealth Bill Galvin fare this year?
The incumbent Democrat has a comfortable lead in the latest primary poll from MassInc. It found that 43 percent of likely Democratic voters plan to support Galvin while just 15 percent would support his more progressive primary opponent: NAACP Boston president Tanisha Sullivan.
