However, Massachusetts still has many more important ballot questions, including five supplemental ballot questions — the most the state has seen in years.

A recent poll from the University of New Hampshire (UNH) Survey Center shows where Massachusetts voters stand on these statewide voting questions. The survey collected findings from 750 likely voters, with a margin of error of 3.5%.

While a few questions appear to have a clear winner in the poll, others show a divide among voters.

Here’s the rundown on what the polls say.

What are the 2024 ballot questions in Massachusetts?

Here are the five ballot initiatives that Massachusetts residents will vote on on Election Day:

• Question 1 questions whether a state auditor should have the authority to audit the Massachusetts legislature.
• Question 2 asks whether the state should eliminate the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) as a requirement for high school graduation across the state.
• Question 3 asks whether in-state rideshare workers (from companies like Uber and Lyft) should have the right to unionize.
• Question 4 questions whether psychedelic substances should be legalized and regulated in Massachusetts.
• Question 5 asks whether tipped workers should be paid a minimum wage.